The Treehouse Cafe owner Sarah Grant has long believed in the power of spaces that heal, connect, and bring people together.

Winter feels like the perfect time to read and have great conversation— you’re invited to a book discussion!

After the closure of the Meadows Park Community Center, Stratton Meadows residents have continued to come together to talk about the future of their neighborhood.

Two neighbors starting a neighborhood association led to 100 neighbors advocating to revitalize their pool and park.

One of Pastor Cherry’s favorite things to tell people is that “if you’re breathing, you have purpose.”

Hey Neighbor was honored to join an Age Friendly Holiday Coffee and Appreciation Gathering…

Neighborhood Leaders from 1 & D2 gathered to connect, share stories, and exchange ideas rooted in their passions and visions for their neighborhoods.

The Pleasant Valley Neighborhood Association put a meaningful twist on their traditional Christmas party by turning it into a gift giving drive for neighbors and animals in need of extra support.

Whether she is rescuing a turtle or updating a very robust neighborhood directory, Bonnie is always taking care of her neighbors and making sure every resident feels included.

Ring the bell and raise your glass, a fresh cohort of 25 civic-minded residents graduated from Neighborhood University!

Laura Gallant brought together two things she loves deeply: connecting people and sharing homemade pumpkin bread.

Food has a way of slowing us down, inviting conversation, and turning strangers into neighbors.

Grassroots Neighborliness in Villa Loma!  “Wayne is a neighbor who doesn't stand by when he can be part of the solution”

This Hot Cocoa Party in Stratton Meadows truly lived up to the phrase “cup filling” in every sense of the word!

Community Coordinator Heather Briggs once owned and operated the pie truck Gold Star Pies, so it’s not surprising that the kind of neighborhood gathering she likes to host involves inviting her neighbors to meet at the park TO EAT PIE!

From the moment you arrived, the entire property was buzzing with activity, laughter, and neighbors connecting with one another.

We reflected on meaningful moments from this past year, celebrated successes, and identified the values and motivations that fuel our work.

Hey Neighbor helps facilitate communication between the City and neighbors during a time of change and uncertainty.

At 95 years young, Dolores remains one of the most influential civil rights leaders of our time.

Because neighbors who play together, stay together!