The neighborhood is hosting a Halloween costume parade and storytelling event on Halloween from 4pm to 6pm at 1107 East Jefferson Street. All neighborhood kids are encouraged to participate [Read more…]
Events
In recent years the Little High neighborhood has hosted a series of backyard concerts, story telling for children and adults, garden days, summer picnics, bonfires, food drives, clothing drives, trash cleanups (in the neighborhood and assisting other neighborhoods who've asked for help), purges of invasive vines, experts on various topics, assorted political candidates, and public officials.
We're always interested in hosting or supporting neighborhood events, so let us know if you have an idea for an event that would be enjoyable for the neighborhood.
Backyard Concert CANCELLED 10/10/20
The neighborhood backyard concert scheduled for today (Sat, October 10) has been CANCELLED due to rain. [Read more…]
Neighborhood Storytelling Night, Sunday, Oct 4
Text Denise at 434-825-8738 to sign up.
Wondering who this writer, actor, producer, entrepreneur, and teacher Denise Stewart is? Here are some links.
The Last (for a while) Backyard Neighborhood Concert
CANCELLED due to the weather
Music Today (Aug 9) at the Farm
The backyard concert series continues today at 4:30pm at the Farm (look for the historical marker on East Jefferson).
There will be two performances:
The Troublemakers (Owen Brennan and Claire) — country-gospel harmonies with guitars.
Patrick Keese – Multi-instrumentalist singer/songwriter.
Social Distancing
If you need a mask, one will be provided for you while supplies last. You can request a mask in advance by writing to
The Schedule
The next performance is scheduled for Saturday, September 12 and features the Meriwether Players and the Angst City Ramblers. ACR just finished recording Let It Bleat, a concept album exploring the pastoral themes and the tonal dissonance potentiality of common barnyard animals.
If you are a musician we inadvertently overlooked and you would be willing to do a small performance for the neighborhood, please contact Sumner Brown.
Illustration courtesy of Warren Craghead III who has created a free and openly available for public use series of illustrations encouraging mask-wearing. Feel free to download and share.
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