Local artist Rosamond Casey has an exhibit of new paintings at the McGuffey Arts Center from April 2 through April 30th. See the flyer below for details.
Upcoming Exhibit
Questions / Concerns for Charlottesville’s City Manager
If you have a question or an issue you would like brought to the attention of Charlottesville’s City Manager Sam Sanders, please send it to Jonathan Rice, faithful neighborhood association secretary, by Thursday, March 28, 2024, and it will be addressed in a formal meeting later in April.
Neighborhood Bonfire — CANCELLED
The neighborhood event scheduled for Sunday, March 24 has been CANCELLED.
Everyone is invited to a a neighborhood bonfire on Sunday, March 24th from 7 -8:30 pm in the backyard of 1201 Little High (on the corner of Little High and 12th streets). The neighborhood association will provide warm apple cider, homemade goodies, fire, some chairs, and introductions. Come catch up with old friends, meet new ones, and help celebrate the arrival of spring!
City Manager’s Budget Forum 1/23
Have a question or concern about Charlottesville’s budget process or priorities? Charlottesville City Manager Sam Sanders is hosting a public forum on the city’s budget Tuesday, January 23, at 6pm at Carver Recreation Center – 233 4th Street NW, Charlottesville, VA 22903.
See the City’s website for more information.
House Concert Jan. 28
Brenda and Bob Cox, long-time players of traditional Celtic music, are giving a small house concert in our neighborhood (1128 Little High Street) on Sunday, January 28th at 2:30pm. Space is very limited so please RSVP to Sudi Durland if you plan to attend.
The program will be a celebration of the famous Scottish poet, Robert Burns whose birthday was January 25, 1759. Brenda and Bob Cox will be sharing music from the Burns collection and a few other Scottish selections of the same time period on the Celtic harp, fiddle and keyboard. The program will be close to an hour in length.
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