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West End Arts and Artists- May
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• Friday, May 13th, 2011
It’s all about creativity, innovation and talent in the West End. There are many, many opportunities to explore your own talent or enjoy the talent of another West Ender. Don’t forget- we are looking for talented kids for the Kid’s Talent Show on Sunday, May 22nd.

May 21 & 22, Saturday & Sunday-The Maker Faire is one of the most creative, unrestrained events celebrating arts, crafts, science and engineering. All the big Regatta vehicles including West End favorites the Hennepin Crawler and Murray the the fish and the entire Fun Bike Unicorn Club (all those wickedly crazy bike folks) will be attending.  As the World’s Largest DIY Festival, this two-day family friendly Faire has something for everyone – a showcase of invention, creativity and resourcefulness and a celebration of the Maker mindset. Never has learning been so much fun or transplanted into a carnival-like atmosphere where fans of all ages explore several exposition and workshop pavilions, an outdoor midway, hands-on workshops, demonstrations and DIY competitions. Location: San Mateo County Event Center 1346 Saratoga Drive San Mateo, CA 94403 Time: Saturday – May 21st, 2011 from 10am – 8pm  Sunday – May 22nd, 2011 from 10am – 6pm For tickets, directions or more info- click here! Whiskey Drunk Cycles Krank, Boom, Clank

Auditions – May 21 & 22, 2011 General Auditions announced for the 6th Street Playhouse 2011-2012 season.  6th Street Playhouse will be seeing Adult and Child actor/singers, by appointment only, for roles in the upcoming 2011-2012 Season of plays and musicals.To set up an audition appointment, please contact: Craig A. Miller, Artistic Director  – craig(at)6thstreetplayhouse.com or call  707-523-4185, x 103.  Auditions will be held Saturday, May 21st from 12 PM – 8 PM Sunday, May 22nd from 1 PM – 8PM. Both audition days will be held at The Rehearsal Studio at 6th Street Playhouse, located at 52 W. 6th Street, Unit B, Santa Rosa, CA 95401

Neighborhhod Kid's Talent Show

Neighborhhod Kid's Talent Show

May 22nd, Sunday- West End Children’s Talent Show. We have a few local kiddos (and need more) that want to show off their talents. Allen and Lea have graciously offered to host the kid’s talent show on Sunday, May 22 about 3pm. It will be a small “low key” talent show. Please bring a kid, an act and some wine or a snack to share. Smiles, Jacquie  Any questions, ideas or RSVP to  jacquelinedl@earthlink.net

Remember, low key and fun is the idea. Kids can sing, play the kazoo, lip sync, recite a poem, perform magic tricks, tell jokes, act in a skit with other kids, juggle or display tricks they’ve taught the dog.

May 27th, Friday. An Evening with Conspiracy-A-Go-G0, Sharky Coast & ANANTA. Local music in an intimate setting. This is your chance to see the West End’s own amazing electric violinist and hula-hooper, Ananta! Free. Location: My Friend Joe’s Coffee Shop 1810 Mendocino Ave. Time: 7 p.m.- 9:30 p.m.


School of Drama – The Youth Summer Musical Theater Workshop. This Summer workshop will culminate in a four performance run of Big River: The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. Students will receive training in acting, dance and singing in a nurturing and challenging atmosphere. Workshop behinds June 13th and last performance is on July 17th. Registration begins March 15th.  Location: 6th Street Playhouse  Contact: Craig Miller, Director of Education at 523-4185 ext. 103, or email:  craig@6thstreetplayhouse.com

Calling for Artists and Crafters:

Summer Nights | Railroad Square is the City of Santa Rosa’s annual, downtown summer arts event. Interested artists and crafters are encouraged to apply to this juried event. Please click on the link below for more information. Applications accepted ongoing throughout the spring/summer. Vendor Package

5th Street Share Fair on Sunday, July 10 We are seeking artists and makers of all kinds, including sculptors, painters, fiber artists, ceramics, jewelers, printers, etc. All mediums and genres are welcome. Artist/Vendor Application

Do you have any Pet Friendly news? a photo of your West End dog? or something else that will delight animal lovers? Email Lea Barron-Thomas

Membership Dues for the West End Neighborhood Association help pay for the costs of running the website, our meetings and events. Do you support the West End Neighborhood Association? If so, pay your dues! $10 suggested but any amount appreciated. Pay directly from the website or send check (payable to West End Neighborhood Association) to Dan Wright, 512 Jefferson Street.

 

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Bikes, Blooms, Pugs and Bocce
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• Tuesday, May 10th, 2011
It’s still spring… but it’s starting to feel like summer. The West End is in bloom- take a walk and check it out! The Wednesday night market is starting and West End Summer Bocce is right around the corner.
Michael's gorgeous organic flower garden

Michael's gorgeous organic flower garden

For more West End gardens and blooms- check out the photo gallery. Click here!

May 11th to August 31st (On Wednesday nights)- Santa Rosa Downtown Market. Street Fair and Farmer’s Market Every Wednesday Night for 17 weeks. Rosie Explorer Tours leave at 6 p.m. and 7 p.m. from E and 3rd Streets. Live Music. Location: 4th Street from B to D Street Time: 5- 8;30 p.m. http://srdowntownmarket.com Note: Rosie Explorer Tour will feature the DeTurk Round Barn: An Old Stable’s New Live. Tour led by Bill Montgomery.

May 11th, Wednesday- Movie at Arlene Francis Center- Dr. Strangelove or How I Stopped Worrying and Loved the Bomb. 1964- Directed by Stanley Kubrick. Come enjoy food, drink and a movie with friends. Dr. Strangelove info $3-$5 donation to the Arlene Francis Center. Location: Arlene Francis Center 99 Sixth Street Time: 8:15 p.m.

May 12th, Thursday- Bike to Work Day.  The 17th annual Bike to Work Day is a day for residents to put their car keys aside, grab their helmets, hop on their bicycles and ride to work.  ”Energizer Stations” are located along Bay Area county commute routes where bicyclists can stop for refreshments, giveaways, and bicycling information or simply to be ‘cheered on’ by fellow participants. Energizer Stations will be open during morning commute hours. The closest “Energizer” station for West Enders will be at Railroad Square and open from 6-9 a.m. Find out about other Bike Month events and how to register for the raffle at: Sonoma County Bike Coalition

May is Bike Month events flyer

May 12th, Thursday- Wine Down Thursday Nights. Every Thursday, meet your friends and neighbors at  an Urban Winery Village, featuring D’Argenzio Winery and more.  Music, wine, foodie trucks. Location: S. R. Vintner’s Square 1301-1305 Cleveland Ave. Time: 4- 8 p.m.

SR Vintner's Square Production Vinters

SR Vintner's Square Production Vinters

May 13th, Friday- Michael Jackson Thriller Tribute Party featuring Foreverland. A thumping 14 piece show band that pay tribute to Michael Jackson’s music. Can you remember where you put that sequined glove?… because M.J. and Zombie attire are encouraged. Pop Rock. $10 advance, $13 day of show- $10 IF in zombie or MJ attire. Location: Last Day Saloon Time: 9 p.m. door, 9:30 show

May 15th, Sunday-Pug Play Day Pug Sunday is always the third Sunday of the month – unless the weather is uncooperative. (NOTE: June – October we meet at 10 a.m. – NOT 3 p.m. This is because of the heat).   Location: DeTurk Round Barn Dog Park Time: 3 p.m.

May 20th- September 16th- West End Summer Bocce.  It’s almost here! Every Friday Night throughout the summer, friends and neighbors gather at beautiful DeMeo Park for food, gossip and, of course, Bocce! The West End Bocce crew prepped the cousts on Saturday. Good job, Guys!

2011 Bocce Court Crew- Kelly, Wil, Sky and Matt

2011 Bocce Court Crew- Kelly, Wil, Sky and Matt

Artist and Performers : Are you a West End performer, artist or other talented individual? Don’t be shy! Share your performance dates and events with the neighborhood. Our West End Artist email go out about once a month- sometimes more because we are so blessed. We want to support you. Contact Lea Barron-Thomas at  westend @sonic.net

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6th & W. 6th Street- a Neighborhood Greenway!
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• Thursday, January 27th, 2011

Imagine 6th and W. 6th Street as a Neighborhood Greenway!

6th and W. 6th Street is the street that joins the West End Neighborhood and Railroad Square. It’s unique because it’s shares many uses- homes, multiple unit dwellings, 6th Street Theater, Chops Teen Club, The Assistance League’s “New to You Shop”, Tee Vax and others line this street. It’s also used for events such as 5K races, Chop’s Teen Club happenings and of course, The  Great West End & Railroad Square Handcar Regatta.

W. 6th Street- the Back Porch Stage- Hand Car Regatta

W. 6th Street- the Back Porch Stage- Hand Car Regatta

Chops Teen Club event

Chops Teen Club event

Today, the street works well. It has very low traffic excepting events and is safe for both pedestrians and bicyclists to use the street (especially since the south side lacks sidewalks!). It allows parking for the 6th Street Playhouse and special events.

W. 6th Street today- safe to ride AND walk in street.

W. 6th Street today- safe to ride AND walk in street.

Melissa & Kelly bike W. 6th

Melissa & Kelly bike W. 6th

For the future, the street could be designed to be an attractive, multi-use street- safe for ALL. Check this out! Portland’s Bike Boulevards become Neighborhood Greenways.

Sounds good? Those are Class 3/ Sharrow streets with speed bumps, curb extensions, median islands and many tools to create a safe environment.

On February 1st, the S. R. City Council will vote on the 2010 S. R. Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan. This plan will not give us the wonderful Neighborhood Greenways that we deserve. It will put Class 2 bike lanes on the street and remove parking from homes, businesses, events and our wonderful non-profits.

This is what the proposed plan will look like- you can see it “live” in front of 113 W. 6th Street.

North side will have parking, bike land and travel lane.

North side will have parking, bike land and travel lane.

On the South Side, parking will be removed to allow room for a bike lane.

On the South Side, parking will be removed to allow room for a bike lane.

Write to S. R. City Council today. Tell them that 6th & W. 6th Street merits the opportunity to become a Neighborhood Greenway. Keep 6th & W. 6th Street’s designation as Class 3/Sharrows NOT Class 2. Insist that our street deserves all the elements such as speed humps & curb extentions to allow it to be safe for ALL users.

Email Mayor Ernesto Olivares Email Vice Mayor Jake Ours Email Councilmember Gary Wysocky

Email Councilmember John Sawyer Email Councilmember Marsha Vas Dupre

E  mail CouncilmemberSusan Gorin Email Councilmember Scott Bartley

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Crime Alert, lost chicken
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• Friday, October 29th, 2010
Awareness and communication are the two tools that we can use as neighbors to keep out neighborhood safe. The following two neighbor reports are an example of communication- the second part, of course, is to be watchful and engaged.

W. 6th Street Burglary- Neighbors Denise & Ben report that their home was burglarized.  Someone entered through a closed, possibly unlocked window- took valuables and exited through a rear door. This happened sometime between October 20th & 22nd.

Bicyclists Beware! West End resident Ken Risling discovered a bare, steel wire strung across Eddie Lane in Sebastopol. This wire was about “neck high” and could have cause severe injury to a bicyclist or anyone else. This happened in Sebastopol… but could happen else where. See full story- Press Demo

Chicken roaming Boyce Street. A little hen is roaming the West End. It spent a little time in Rachel & Carissa’s yard (obviously looking for delicious organic treats) and then flew to the roof next door. If you’re missing your chicken- she was on Boyce Street around 1 p.m. on Friday, October 29th.

Roaming chicken needs to go home.

Roaming chicken needs to go home.

Neighborhood Watch is the most effective and least expensive tool for ensuring the safe environment that we all want for our families. This is homeowner’s insurance that works!

The West End Neighborhood where urbanism, preservation, art and people come together! For the full calendar, the latest updates and photos- go the West End Neighborhood website Click Here!

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Bike & Pedestrian Plan meeting, Flu Shot, DeTurk
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• Monday, October 11th, 2010
The Bicycle & Pedestrian Master Plan is an important document. The goal is to create a more pedestrian & bike friendly Santa Rosa. If upon review, you feel that the plan is not all it should be- it’s time to make your voice heard at the Planning Commission this Thursday.

October 14th Thursday –Planning Commission Location: Council Chambers 100 Santa Rosa Ave. Time: 4 p.m. Public Hearing – The Bicycle Pedestrian Master Plan- Mitigated Negative Declaration and Associated General Plan and Zoning Code Amendments. This is one of your final opportunities to comment on this plan.  This is a huge document! For your convenience,  few highlights that might interest West Enders: Wilson- 6th-W. 6th & Pierson Streets Wilson Street P. C. Agenda Staff Report (247 pages!)

You may also send your comments related to the September 2010 Draft Final to Fabian Favila Phone: (707) 543-3334     ffavila@srcity.org

October 13th, Wednesday.  Flu Shot Clinic.  From Rhonda at Fleet Feet: Hi Everyone! Fleet Feet is teaming up with Santa Rosa Sports and Family Medicine to host a flu shot clinic on October 13 from 6 to 7:30 PM. Shots will be $20.  Location: Fleet Feet 111 Third Street  For more info: Fleet Feet

DeTurk Round Barn Update: The DeTurk Round Barn has been under construction since April of this year. So far,  the new Dog Park and the sidewalk improvements on Donahue are completed. The Barn itself, still has a way to go. The exterior improvements such as site grading, irrigation, landscaping, bike racks, lighting will be completed in mid-November. The interior improvements such as steel stair fabrication and installation, elevator installation, fire sprinklers and sheetrock will continue until sometime in December.  Of course, these dates are subject to many things and may change.  In the meantime, check out the progress of the project in photos in the photo gallery. Click Here!

Project site 0n 4-26-10

Project site 0n 4-26-10

Pedestrian Access Improvement Project: Downtown Street Furniture Palettes. The City of Santa Rosa’s Downtown Program is soliciting feedback about the Street Furniture Palettes Project from the community. Watch the power point presentation- located on the City of SR website- click here. Then please send your comments about this project to downtown@srcity.org A PDF of the presentation is also available. Street Furniture Overview

The West End Calendar has a full listing of events, West End Artists and performer dates, meetings and other dates of neighborhood interest.

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Recent West End events
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• Wednesday, September 22nd, 2010

West End Bocce & West End Movie Night at DeMeo Park- The weather was kind and thus our last Bocce and Movie night were well attended and enjoyed by all. We took our yearly photo under the Paradox Walnut tree- biggest group ever. Everyone brought food- fresh garden tomatoes, home baked pie, cobbler & cookies, wonderful BBQ meats and more. Lights added a festive glow to the bocce courts and park.  Ben Rosales, a professional photographer, took beautiful pictures of the last night. West End Bocce is a special time to gather with friends, family and neighbors. Thanks to Guy Dean,  Allen Thomas, Heather Rosales & Kernan Coleman. These folks were the stalwart backbone that always put in an extra effort to make Bocce wonderful for everyone.  Paul & Veronica Jordan are the force behind the West End Movie nights. To see more photos from the 2010 Bocce season, click here!

The Official 2010 Bocce Group Photo!

The Official 2010 Bocce Group Photo!

West End Poodle Party- The DeTurk Round Barn Park’s incredible dog park is a delight for dogs and their owners. Pug Play Day has gathered there for years. The West End Poodle party is a new group that is meeting for doggie socialization. It’s a pretty awesome sight to see a pack of Poodles! We also had other doggie friends- Doodles, Bichons, a Chinese Crested and more. For more dog park photos, Click Here!

A Posse of Poodles

A Posse of Poodles

3rd Annual Alley Cat Race & Food Drive- In spite of the rain, many gathered at the Toad in the Hole for the Alley Cat Race. Bike riders were given a map and food items to collect- and the race was on! There was a raffle with the biggest prize, a bike, going to Hilary. (A West End newlywed, she’s lucky in love too!) This was another fabulous Kelly Cowan production- the food collected benefited the Redwood Empire Food Bank. For more photos from this event- Click Here!

3rd Annual Alley Cat Race & Food Drive- Kelly Cowan

3rd Annual Alley Cat Race & Food Drive- Kelly Cowan

The West End Neighborhood where urbanism, preservation, art and people come together! For the full calendar, the latest updates and photos- go the West End Neighborhood website Click Here!

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Best Weekend Bets
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• Thursday, August 19th, 2010
The kids are back in school, but this weekend is as busy as any Summer weekend. This is your guide to  the best events in the West End or featuring West End Artists and performers.

West End Summer Bocce- Every Friday at 6 p.m. at DeMeo Park. Only 5 Bocce nights left this season. Join your friends and neighbors at beautiful DeMeo Park. Bring food to share- this is part of the experience.   Bocce is an all age, dog friendly event. To keep the event enjoyable and comfortable for all- please remember to observe Park rules: No glass, dogs on leashes. The West End Neighborhood Association has procured a Special Alcohol Permit and Lavatory for West End Summer Bocce. Wear layers for chilly nights (We are not kidding). West End Bocce is also on  facebook .

August 20th, Friday 9:30 p.m.- Amber Lee and the Anomalies will perform at Toad in the Hole. Amber Lee is an accordion-ista and singer-songwriter and has recently finished a European tour. Fans can also see Amber on August 21st at the Cotati Accordion Festival

Amber Lee at Toad in the Hole

Amber Lee at Toad in the Hole

Saturday August 21st 12:00 PM-4:00 PM- Taste of Railroad Square. A culinary journey of Historic Railroad Square District’s finest foods, wines & brews. Supports 6th Street Playhouse. Individual Boarding Pass $40 (includes 10 ‘Taste’ tickets) $45 on day of event. Purchase “Taste” passports in advance by calling the 6th Street Playhouse at (707) 523-4185 ext. 1. More info

August 21st, Saturday 4-6 p.m. – Artist Reception for West End Artist- William Smith’s show “One Across the Bow”. Join your friends, neighbors and enthusiastic art fans at The Quicksilver Mine Co. Show for the Artist Reception. This solo show will run from August 20th to September 26th. The Quicksilver Mine Co. 6671 Front St./Hwy 116  Downtown  Forestville  William Smith- Killing Time Studios

William Smith- One Across the Bow

William Smith- One Across the Bow

Sunday, August 22nd 11 a.m. – West End Poodle Party at DeTurk Round Barn Dog Park.  A profusion of prancing Standard Poodles and their owners will get together to socialize. As always, other friendly breeds are welcomed to attend.  Get on the email list or join Facebook Group Contact Lea Barron-Thomas for more info.

Downtown:

August 22nd, Sunday- 10 a.m.- 4 p.m.- No. CA Bicycle Expo – Cycling fundraiser featuring 5 different courses To Register, lots of bike vendors, bike exhibits, food, beer and bands including West End Favorite The Baby Seal Club. For more info Click Here!

The West End Neighborhood where urbanism, preservation, art and people come together! For the full calendar, the latest updates and photos- go the West End Neighborhood website Click Here!

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DeTurk Round Barn Update, Videos, Photos
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• Tuesday, August 03rd, 2010

The DeTurk Round Barn Project is still moving forward. The Dog park was opened July 16th and the Barn itself was settled back down on it’s new foundation July 19th.  At this point, they are continuing to work on the wood framing. The old roof is now being removed in preparation for the new roof. The new sidewalk and corner at Donahue and W. 8th Street is now in progress. The hope is that the project will be finished by the end of October- but this is subject to change due to varied circumstance.

The West End Neighborhood Association is planning a special event in celebration of the finished project. More information as it becomes available.

8-2-10 Barn is getting a new roof

8-2-10 Barn is getting a new roof

It’s been a busy summer with lots of events and activities. The West End Neighborhood website has videos and photo galleries that highlights many of these great times.  Recent Videos include:

West End Neighborhood 2010 BBQ & Bike Parade Murray the Fish Visits the West End The Hank Band at Krush Backyard Concert

The Photo Gallery includes recent photos of:  West End Artists and Performers The West End at Play & Leisure Bocce 2010

The Baby Seal Club at Hopmonk Tavern

The Baby Seal Club at Hopmonk Tavern

The West End Neighborhood where urbanism, preservation, art and people come together! For the full calendar, the latest updates and photos- go the West End Neighborhood website Click Here!


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West End Photos of recent events
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• Sunday, July 25th, 2010
It’s been a busy summer with lots of fun events happening in the West End.

The West End Summer Picnic and BBQ was a friendly and relaxed gathering of friends and neighbors. This year, we  started the event off with our first ever Bicycle Parade. From the Hennepin Crawler to  Todd Barricklow’s Two Penny bicycle to festive, decorated bicycles- it was an exciting of collection self-propelled wheeled objects. For photos of the event, Click Here! Thanks goes to Western Farm for use of their huge BBQ and the hay bales and to Bob Bertolini for always taking good care of us. Guy Dean and Heather Rosales for slaving over the hot grill. Maggie O’Brien, Jennifer Watson and Frank Keene serving as Bicycle Parade safety monitors.

Bike Parade, photo by Ben Rosales

Bike Parade, photo by Ben Rosales

West End Summer Bocce has been a great success in spite of cooler than expected evenings. Last week, La Palmarcito Market treated everyone to their wonderful cerviche and salsa. David Farish, of Krank Boom Clank, amused one and all (but the dogs) with another mutant ride-able sculptures of delight named Murray the Fish. Remember, Bocce is every Friday night at DeMeo Park. For more Bocce photos, CLICK Here!

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Murray the Fish

CHOP’s Teen Club Summer Art Gala was an impressive collection of teen art and talent. The art displayed was by the Side by Side Professional Art Series which teamed professional artists with teens. The great food was catered by CHOP’S catering crew. It was a enjoyable event and excellent opportunity to see everything CHOP’s offers. For Photos Click Here!

CHOP's Summer Art Gala

CHOP's Summer Art Gala

More West End talent and events next week, all events now listed on calendar.

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July West End & Railroad Square Events
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• Thursday, July 08th, 2010
One of the benefits of downtown living, is being close to local community events. No need to get in the car- just walk or ride your bike- enjoy these happenings right in your own neighborhood.

West End Summer Bocce Every Friday at 6 p.m. at DeMeo Park. Join your friends and neighbors at beautiful DeMeo Park. Bring food and drinks to share. This is an all age, dog friendly event. To keep the event enjoyable and comfortable for all- please remember to observe Park rules: No glass, dogs on leashes. The West End Neighborhood Association has procured a Special Alcohol Permit and Lavatory for West End Summer Bocce. Wear layers for chilly nights.

July 11th Sunday, starts at 9:30- World Cup Final at Toad in the Hole Pub. The folks at the toad have come up with another day of fun on 5th Street.

Toad in the Hole presents The World Cup Final

Toad in the Hole presents The World Cup Final

July 17th Saturday-  West End Neighborhood Association BBQ and Bicycle Parade. BBQ starts at 3 p.m. A traditional, old fashioned community BBQ at DeMeo Park. The West End Neighborhood Association will provide hamburgers and hot dogs, beverages and utensils. Neighbors are encouraged to bring their own reusable utensils, plates.   Bring a dish to share. Don’t forget to bring serving utensils and mark everything with your name.   Parade starts at DeMeo Park at 1:30 p.m. The Bicycle Parade is a new event. It’s all about self propelled wheeled devices- such as bikes, strollers, skateboards and wagons. Get creative and decorate.

Volunteers are needed for BBQ set up & clean up, bocce court prep and park weeding. Contact Allen Thomas landuse@sonic.net

Volunteers needed for Bicycle Parade. Contact Lea Barron-Thomas if you would like to help get this event off to a great start. westend@sonic.net

July 23rd, Friday 5-7pm     Chop’s Teen Club – Summer Art Gala. Come to see the creativity and artistic endeavors of the Chop’s Teen Club members. Art displayed is from the Side by Side Professional Artist Series. Come enjoy hors d’eouvres by Chop’s Catering Crew and live music by Brody Cumming. Check out the fantastic programs for teens such as Dog Care & Agility, Basic Welding with local welding artist Arn Anderson, Chop’s Jam Band, Barista classes and More! Click Here!

Chops Summer Art Gala

Support the West End Neighborhood Association. Pay your yearly dues ($10 suggested, but any amount appreciated) by Pay Pal on the West End Neighborhood website. Click Here!

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