The Historic Eastside is a wonderful place to live partially because of the sense of community.
This 3.6 mile tour takes approximately 3 hours, but can be broken up into smaller segments as needed to suit your desires. Lots of interesting trivia here-- become an Eastside Expert! To access the tour, click here.To access the map, click here.
Mark your calendar for HENA’s annual neighborhood picnic and meeting on September 11th, 12-3, in Collyer Park’s SW shelter. Bring a dish to share. Drinks, tableware and tacos will be provided.
Learn about our neighborhood’s history, some of our homes, and the people who started our town. Tours are 3.6 miles long, free, and start outside the library west side entrance. The whole tour takes approximately 3 hours. Consider bringing a snack and/or water. Tours are Saturday, July 10th and Saturday, July 17th 2021, starting at … Continue reading Walking Tour of Historic Eastside Neighborhood
After a two year break, it’s time again for our biggest neighborhood event. The yard sale has proven to be a fun way to meet neighbors as well as to clean out your home. A map/flyer listing up to 5 items per household will be distributed to shoppers day of the sale in addition to … Continue reading 2021 Annual Yard Sale Returns
Yesterday, Monday April 6th at 8:00 pm, neighbor Michelle Pulley pulled off a successful 500 & 600 block “make noise in support of the hood” supporting the quarantine, with only one hour to organize. Let’s do it again today Tuesday April 7th at 8 pm under our full moon. Please pass on personally to anyone … Continue reading Tonight! Cheer on the neighborhood. Brings out the pots and bells! 8pm
(photo courtesy of Nina Strehl, unsplash.com) If you live in the Historic Eastside, we'd encourage you to think about any vulnerable people on your block. Please maintain social distancing, but there may be ways to help. Thank you!
Meeting to talk about the impact of Longmont’s new grant for Quiet Zones on the Historic Eastside TONIGHT March 1 7.30s at Wibby’s. Please join us! Longmont just got a huge grant for quiet zones, so why does the Historic Eastside still have to reduce it accessibility and walkability? Especially near a school zone? Here … Continue reading Meeting to talk about the impact of Longmont’s new grant for Quiet Zones on the Historic Eastside TONIGHT March 1 7.30s at Wibby’s. Please join us!
Idling trains daily cut off access to our neighborhood and the school.I would like to put a request out to neighbors who live on Atwood to call in idling trains. You have the best location. I call whenever I am out and see one. I also send an email to Tyler Stamey tyler.stamey@longmontcolorado.gov, Dale Rademacher Dale.Rademacher@longmontcolorado.gov and … Continue reading Idling trains- please report!
The Historic Eastside is not a place designated for idling of trains, and the city does not seem to know about it. But we know it happens. If you could call BNSF at 1-800-832-5452 option #3 and leave a message. Put that number in your contacts! A bunch of people calling is better. They also … Continue reading Please report train idling that blocks our East-West access 1-800 832 5452 #3
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