Hillside Community Center came alive with the joy and magic of fall as neighbors gathered for the annual Fall Festival Party.

Kristie Taylor’s leadership at Vermijo Community Gardens,has touched many lives and continues to cultivate beauty, belonging, and hope.

Sky Zone was full of laughter, color, and community spirit during this year’s Boo Fest

Tullio’s Pedaling Cafe connects the Spring Creek neighborhood over coffee and warm pastries.

Hey Neighbor was a guest on Loving Living Local this morning!

Neighborhood University is back in session, and the energy is inspiring.

With every shovel of soil, the dream of creating Colorado Springs’ most sustainable neighborhood is becoming more real.

Busy parents, massage therapists, and business owners who take the time each month to give back to their community and to love those around them.

Hey Neighbor hosted the State of the Neighborhoods Community Luncheon, an afternoon filled with gratitude, inspiration, and celebration of the people and partnerships that make Colorado Springs neighborhoods thrive.

Chuck was nominated for literally walking the walk of neighborliness!

On a bright Saturday morning, Kimberly Bolding’s yard was alive with conversation, laughter, and the unmistakable buzz of neighbors coming together with purpose.

Meet Heidi Delbridge, community connector and kitty party hostess with the mostest!

At our latest Neighborhood Café, residents gathered near Panorama Park to share stories, surface concerns, and dream up solutions together. The event opened with…

One of our favorite days of the year rolled around again—Bike to Work Day!

On a perfect summer evening in Meadows Park, neighbors gathered under the glow of the setting sun and the silhouette of Pikes Peak for Hey Neighbor’s first-ever Mario Kart in the Park night.

In partnership with Air O Sport, Colorado Springs’ newest inclusive sport, our newest Community Coordinator, Marilyn Dawson, and Remnant Ministries, invited folks of all ages and ability levels to jump in and try something new.

We celebrated our incredible Neighborhood University graduates and their deep dedication to community on Tuesday. City Councilmember Nancy Henjum moved us all with a heartfelt speech that ended in a roomful of voices singing Mr. Roger’s “Won’t You Be My Neighbor? “💛

While the tradition of welcoming new neighbors with baked goods may be fading, Stratton Meadows has embraced something even sweeter: a living landscape, designed to nourish both people and pollinators.