You are warmly invited to the annual Amity Gardens Neighborhood National Night Out on Tuesday, August 4th, from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.! Conclude the evening with a CMPD Providence Division Community Roll Call!
A huge thank you to our sponsors—Chick-fil-A, Walmart, Las Margaritas, and others—for generously providing delicious food and exciting door prizes! The complete list of our wonderful sponsors will be shared at the event and later posted on our social media platforms.
¨God Bless America, my home sweet home.¨— Irving Berlin
Flag Day celebrates June 14, 1777, the date when the Continental Congress established the design of our nation’s flag: “Resolved, That the flag of the thirteen United States be thirteen stripes, alternating red and white; that the union be thirteen stars, white on a blue field, symbolizing a new constellation.”
Oops! We forgot to share this at the beginning of the month.
Congratulations to Jim and Suzanne Guimond for being selected as the April Yard of the Month!
We have lived 5368 Buena Vista Avenue since the 1990s. All the different families that have lived here, the many new families joining our neighborhood has been great to watch. We raised our daughter here and started our own business. We love to be at home working in the yard and garden or helping a neighbor with something. Winter is our favorite season for decorating and lights.
What a great neighborhood to spend a life. What a fun surprise to get Amity Gardens Yard of the Month! So many wonderful people and homes here, what an honor.
To our friends and future friends in Amity Gardens, Thank you.
Jim & Suzanne
Hop on over to the Amity Gardens Neighborhood Gathering this SUNDAY, April 5th (Easter Sunday)!
After you’ve had your Easter feast, waddle on down to Las Margaritas Clt for our monthly neighborhood gathering! Stuffed or not, join us for a fiesta with your fabulous neighbors while showing love to our cherished local Mexican eatery. All are warmly welcome to join the fun!
Join the CMPD Southeast Community Conversation with Chief Patterson.
We invite you to take part in the CMPD Southeast Community Conversation featuring Chief Patterson. This event presents a chance to work together in exploring methods to strengthen our neighborhoods. Public safety is a shared responsibility, and these discussions play a crucial role in building the partnerships needed to ensure our city’s resilience.
Join us at Cokesbury UMC on March 3rd to contribute to the dialogue that will help shape the future of safety in our community!
