The Hyde Park Neighborhood Council is committed to maintaining Hyde Park as a desirable neighborhood, educating and informing citizens, and providing an opportunity for participation in community affairs.
HPNC meets every second Tuesday of the month at 7:00 PM.
The meeting location may change from month to month so please check the Neighborhood Updates section for the latest information. We'd love to see you there!
Please join us on Tuesday, October 11th, at 7 pm.
The meeting will be held in the Little Theater, at Hyde Park Community United Methodist Church, at 1345 Grace Ave.
The meeting packet is posted to the "Meetings & Minutes" section of the HPNC website.
Please join us on Saturday, October 1, from 1:00-4:00, at Sonny Kim Park.
East Hyde Park Fall Family Fest will feature music, foor, and fun for all ages, with a bounce house, balloon artists, and a small live band.
We hope to see you there!
This event is funded by the City of Cincinnati.
The Hyde Park Art Show is scheduled for Sunday, October 2nd.
Currently, they're looking for volunteers to assist with Set Up, Traffic Control, and Teardown. If you'd like to help out you can learn more here, or you can contact Janet Smith directly at (thepgredbird@outlook.com).
The Hyde Park Neighborhood Membership Drive is taking place in September and October. We appreciate your support! Join us in helping to get the word out by participating in our Walk Your Neighborhood initiative. We have created a letter that can be printed and delivered to your neighbors. Our goal is to have every household in Hyde Park receive a letter. What better way to get your steps in than by helping your community! If you send us a photo of yourself delivering letters, you’ll get an extra entry to win a gift card to a local Hyde Park business.
You can download a copy of the letter here.
Happy walking! And thank you for supporting Hyde Park!
Anthony Isaacs led a team of folks on this one. Thanks, Anthony (and volunteers), for your beautifying efforts!
Project description:
Clear the overgrown vegetation from the walking path that connects Tamarack and Grigg Avenues to Withrow H.S. and Wulsin Park. The CRC has added some new concrete paths in the park and rebuilt the broken end of the connecting pathway from Tamarack and Grigg, but honeysuckle, ivy, and soil are covering about a third of the walkway, making it difficult to comfortably use the walkway.
Contact person:
Anthony Isaacs
Meeting time and place:
July 28th, 2022 at 7pm
Walkway at the corner of Tamarack Ave and Grigg Ave
Results:
After removing ivy, honeysuckle and soil from the existing walkway, the path from Tamarack and Grigg to Withrow H.S. and Wulsin Park is much more accessible to people pushing strollers, using wheelchairs, walking dogs, or riding bikes.
Please join us on Tuesday, August 9th.
The meeting will be held in the Little Theater, at Hyde Park Community United Methodist Church, at 1345 Grace Ave.
The meeting packet is posted to the "Meeting & Minutes" section of the HPNC website.