Have you ever had a meeting go poorly? Completely missed the mark on a gathering? Are you a better host or a better guest? What makes things work or not work?

These are some of the questions our Hey Neighbor book discussion group explored on April 9^th when we met to talk about The Art of Gathering by Priya Parker.

On April 12, 2026, Good Deeds Day, a global movement that brings together people from more than 100 countries, celebrated another year of impact.

Spring was in the air as the District 4 community came together on a record-breaking warm Saturday, March 21, 2026, for the Spring Clean-Up & Celebration at the Deerfield Hills Community Center. Powered by the staff of Deerfield Hills Community Center, Longmire Community Engagement, Hey Neighbor, Solid Rock CDC, and the Southeast Food Coalition, the event showcased the power of community pride and collaboration.

Laura’s impact has not gone unnoticed. Her neighbor, Joan Stangs, submitted a “Nominate a Neighbor” application through Hey Neighbor, recognizing Laura as a standout community builder.

Jane Jacobs was an influential journalist, activist, and author who lived in New York during the mid-1900s and championed community-based development and vibrant, walkable neighborhoods. The walk was led by Community Coordinator Heather Briggs and followed a 1.2-mile route that meandered from Switchback Coffee Roasters through Shooks Run Park and back.

On March 17th, as the spirit of Saint Patrick’s Day filled Dublin with joy and tradition, the teachers at Fremont Elementary School in District 1 came together for a Neighborhood Café hosted by Hey Neighbor and the COSILOVE School Champion program.

Hope Homes, a division of Revolution Community Center, has opened in District 1 at 2380 Montebello Dr, Colorado Springs, CO, next to Garden Ranch Park and Revolution Church. The center is led by Pastor Shane Farmer, who brings over 45 years of ministry and childcare experience.

The Spring 2026 cohort of Neighborhood University is officially underway, and it is already clear that this group brings an incredible amount of energy, curiosity, and positivity.

Marion “truly exudes what it is to be a volunteer and to build community while serving others—Marion not only has a brain, but a heart.”

Latina women from all over the state converged at this conference to share their stories. 

The Neighborhood Leaders in City Council District 3 leaned into our belief that gathering with joy and fun, especially with food around a table, is one of the best ways to build connection with others.

Join Hey Neighbor as we take part in supporting this global movement.

Councilmember Gold welcomed more than 30 people to her second gathering at the Deerfield Hills Community Center, the largest Hey Neighbor Cafe yet!

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.