WHNA’s regularly-scheduled monthly meeting will be Tuesday, June 13, at 7 p.m. at Cafe Zata. Grab a complimentary coffee or snack (or purchase from Zata’s broad selection of beverages). Meet your neighbors and find out what’s going on in our neighborhood. We hope to see lots of you there!
(Sorry for the confusion about the June meeting date. The Westover Rag incorrectly stated it was on June 6.)
Don’t forget that the WHNA picnic is coming up Saturday, May 20, from 4 to 7 p.m. The rain date will be Sunday May 21. There’ll be lots of family fun, great food from O’Toole’s, beer from Growlers to Go, wine, and food options for the kids. Kids will also enjoy balloon art, airbrush tattoos, and a bounce house. Rich Moore will provide great live music. The picnic is at the corner of New Kent and Prince Arthur Roads. WHNA member pricing for the picnic is $10 per person or $25 for a family of 3 or more. All children ages 5 and under enter free. For more info, or to volunteer, email Molly or Brianne.
Members of the Westover Hills Neighborhood Association get a significant discount on the admission price to our annual neighborhood picnic, coming up Saturday, May 20. WHNA member pricing for the picnic is $10 per person or $25 for a family of 3 or more. So join your association NOW to save! Membership in WHNA remains just $15 a year for the household. Click here to join.
Friends of Forest Hill Park is making war against invasive plant species in the park. Help eradicate English ivy and other invasive species at a work session on Saturday, May 20, from 9 a.m. to noon. Meet near the pyramid in the 3800 block of Forest Hill avenue. Bottled Water and snacks provided. Wear gloves and bring clippers.
The Bellevue Garden Walk is coming up Sunday, May 21, from 2 to 6 p.m., rain or shine. The garden walk is free (no tickets needed), and offers 15 beautiful gardens to visit as well as two open art studios. Many of the gardens feature artwork by Bellevue neighborhood artists. “We’d like you to see another neighborhood full of circa 1920 to 1960s houses, four squares and bungalows, sidewalks, restaurants and lots of parking…..similar to your gorgeous neighborhood,” says Bellevue Garden Walk committee chair Lin Rasmussen. “ Plus we have so many great restaurants on Bellevue Avenue, and MacArthur Avenue that some Westover Hills residents might want to check out.” Click here for the garden walk brochure.
