Gardens Of Greater Park Hill
Purchase tickets here Twelve wonderful gardens will be featured during this year’s annual Park Hill Garden Walk, taking place Saturday, June 8th from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. We are […]
Evening of the Arts – June 20
Purchase tickets here Greater Park Hill Evening of the Arts Thursday, June 20th from 5 to 9:30 p.m. at 2823 Fairfax Street Tickets $20/advance, $25/door Raffle tickets $20 or $50/three; Grand […]
Hard Hat Tour of the Nancy P. Anschutz Center Opening this Fall at Holly Square
On Saturday, April 20, the Boys & Girls Club of Metro Denver, Saunders Construction and community partners held a Hard Hat Tour of the new Nancy P. Anschutz Center currently under […]
Where There is a Court, There is a Game
Kids, Hoops and Soccer at the Holly Peace Park By Bob Boyle Opening day at the new Holly Peace Park was a remarkable milestone and celebration for a block on […]
GPHC Update: Time To Plan Those Block Parties
By Robyn Fishman, GPHC Executive Director After April’s snowstorms, it looks like spring has finally sprung in Park Hill. We’ve now hosted our first community-wide garage sale, in conjunction with […]
It’s Good to be Kingman
By Erin Vanderberg, Editor Two years ago, Park Hill’s Doug & Karen Kingman, who live at 23rd and Fairfax, bought 10 acres on the western slope with a vision of […]
Deyondrah’s Long Road to Recovery
By Erin Vanderberg, Editor On February 27, Deyondrah Bridgeman, who lives in Mayfair with her mother, Eriana McLaughlin, and her younger sister, Janice, was struck in the crosswalk at Colfax […]
Community Announcements
2013 PARK HILL FAMILY BIKE RIDES It’s the time of year again for the Park Hill Family Bike Ride. The annual Memorial Day Bike Ride will be held Saturday, May […]
News in Brief
FAIRFAX STREET XCEL SUBSTATION TO CLOSE IN 2014 Xcel Energy announced in April that the Fairfax Substation on the 2800 block of Fairfax would be retired in 2014. According to […]
Paper or plastic or what?
Even those who support Councilwoman Debbie Ortega’s proposal to reduce use of “single-use” plastic bags say the idea is more complicated than it seems. “It will be very interesting to […]
Park Hill’s First Little Free Library Goes Up at 28th and Cherry
By Erin Vanderberg, Editor This spring, educator Bethany Robinson decided to share her love of reading with the neighborhood by installing Park Hill’s first Little Free Library with her family […]
Blessed Be
A Q&A with parent Ken Beck Ken Beck: How would you describe Blessed Sacrament’s Class of 2013? Mr. K: Prepared. Smart. Diverse. Respectful. Leaders. They’re great kids ready for their […]
Ashley Elementary on Watch, McAuliffe Plan Emerging
April has been a busy month for meetings focusing on Park Hill and Stapleton schools as well as Ashley Elementary. Though technically neither a Park Hill nor a Stapleton […]
Pet Friendly
By Erin Vanderberg At Beauty Bark, the new pet groomery at the former site of Park Hill Pooch, Kelly Fraser brings an aura of calm to what could be […]
