Westover Hills Neighborhood Association

Richmond's most beautiful suburb

Westover Hills Neighborhood Association Meeting Tomorrow ( Sept. 12) at O’Toole’s

Change of location for tomorrow’s meeting: we will be at O’Toole’s (4800 Forest Hill Avenue). Come join your neighbors for a drink and food starting at 6pm, the meeting will begin at 7pm. Just tell the host that you’re here for Westover Hills and they will show you to our room.

This meeting will include updates from Councilwoman Kristen Larson, School Board Representative Jonathon Young, and Richmond City Police. We will also be taking comments on the final updates to the WHNA bylaws before the board votes.

Click here to see agenda.

Music in the Park September 10

The Slack Family, seasoned bluegrass vets, will entertain at the Music in the Park concert on Sunday, September 10, from 5 to 7 p.m.  Bring a picnic, the kids, the dog, and all your neighbors and come to Forest Hill park!

43rd Street Festival coming up on September 16

The 43rd Street Festival of the Arts will be held Saturday, September 16, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. This is the 26th year of this popular annual show.

This event is limited to 75 regional artisans and features some of the finest arts and crafts available in the area. It is a great way for artists to show and sell their work to an appreciative audience. A unique selection of contemporary art, fantastic music, great food, and a loyal crowd help round out the event. The festival partners with local charity Caritas.

Come meet the artisans and buy fine, funky, and functional art. Enjoy the great music. Support our local community. Bring the family.

WHNA meeting Tuesday, Sept. 12

Reminder! WHNA will hold its regular monthly meet on Tuesday, September 12, at Cafe Zata. Social hour starts at 6 p.m., and the meeting begins at 7 p.m.  Come on down and find out what’s going on in Westover Hills!

Forest Hill Corridor Serve Day to be held August 19

 

This Saturday, August 19, United Church will hold a Forest Hill Corridor Serve Day, partnering with the city, organizations, businesses, families, and individuals to help tackle some projects that could use a little TLC along Jahnke Road. Any one and every one is invited to participate.
Participants will rally together at Lucille Brown Middle School at 8 a.m. before heading out to assigned projects. Donuts will be provided by the Treat Shop. Tools will be provided by the Richmond Tool Bank.

The group will reconvene at Westover Hills Elementary School around noon to celebrate with food, drinks, and a DJ provided by United Church.

This is not a United Church only event; the church wants to partner with the entire community. The more volunteers sign up, the bigger the impact.

You can RSVP at https://m.signupgenius.com/#!/showSignUp/30e0f4fa9ae2ea0fe3-forest