July 13th: 4-7 p.m.
LYBERGER between Union and 10tn and the Southeast Corner of Lions Park
It’s potluck with an open grill and local businesses supply goodies like hotdogs and burgers. Bring your kids and friends-it’s a great way to meet people and enjoy the weather! Learn more at Eastside-Olympia.org
🎉 Join Us for a Block Party Extravaganza! 🎉
Date: July 13th, 4-7PM
Two Locations: SE Corner of Lions Park & Lybarger between 10th & Union Ave SE
Come one, come all to our fabulous Block Party! Get ready for an afternoon of fun, food, and festivities right in your own backyard. This potluck-style gathering is all about bringing our community together for a fantastic time.
What to Expect: 🍔 Grill On: We’ll fire up the grill for some delicious BBQ favorites. Bring your best potluck dish to share, and let’s enjoy a feast together! We’ll have some hot dogs to get things started.
🎈 Games Galore: Feel free to bring games for kids & adults. We will likely have some activities.
🎶 Musical Vibes: Feel free to bring a musical instrument.
Neighbors and Community Unite: This event is all about strengthening bonds and building friendships. Whether you’re a longtime resident or new to the neighborhood, come out and meet your neighbors while celebrating summer in style.
Don’t miss out on the highlight of the season! Mark your calendars for July 13th and let’s make this Block Party one for the books. See you there!
For more information or to RSVP, contact Sherry Chilcutt 360-888-0960.
Let’s make memories together!
ENA Board Meeting
May 8, 2024, 7:00 PM
1613 Union Avenue SE
Members Present
Sherry Chilcutt (President), Roger Horn (Vice President), Jim Sweeney (Secretary), Karen Clemens (CNA Representative), Cheryl Bayle, Abigail Twombly
1) Approval of the minutes
The April 10th minutes were approved as submitted.
2) Treasurer Report
CHECKING – $636.25
SAVINGS – $965.39
NEIGHBORHOOD SIGNS – $1,309.61
LEGION WAY TREES – $554.14
COMMUNITY BEAUTIFICATION – $411.14
TOTAL – $3,876.53
3) Rod N Reel Extravaganza! – Saturday June 8th noon to 4PM
Sherry wrote advertising copy for publishing on the ENA website and distribution.
4) Beerwerks Meet-up – Friday May 10th 3-6PM
We will post a sandwich board sign in front of Beerwerks prior to the event. The Board agreed to promote “Oly Camp Kitties” by distributing flyers at the event.
5) Roosevelt Elementary School Plant Sale – Sunday May 19th
The school is asking for donations.
6) CNA Report
Karen reported on recent issues including neighborhood police and the ongoing Neighborhood Centers study.
Jim added an update on the April 25th LUEC meeting. Councilpersons mentioned the Swantown Inn coffee shop during discussions. The Planning Commission will be holding a digital open house on May 16.
7) Mural
Laurel Henn may be interested andSherry will attend her reception on May 17th to discuss painting the mural.
8) ENA Banners
Abigail presented several design concepts. The Board discussed how to design a banner which will be welcoming to all, and whether to order more than one. We can use savings if the grant money doesn’t cover the entire cost. The estimate for two banners is about $250.
9) Block Parties – Saturday July 13th
Sherry will soon begin an outreach to potential hosts.
10) Sidewalk app
The Board discussed the usefulness of the Survey 123 phone app and the survey data in general. It was suggested we attempt to grid the entire neighborhood and enter as much information on the condition of our sidewalks as possible. Jim said he will work up a map showing blocks that haven’t yet been surveyed.
11) Event Speaker
It was suggested we invite Chris Hyde (the ‘Soup Man’ from the northeast neighborhood) to speak at an ENA event such as the fall festival. You can reach him in the following ways:
Or message directly on FB:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/814268350188077
12) Comprehensive Plan Utilities Chapter
Sherry reported on the Utility chapter update. Next steps will include referral to the Equity and Justice Committee and talking to LOTT.
13) Strong Towns
Jim talked about the recent Strong Towns event at Well 80, and an upcoming ‘Congress for the New Urbanism’ conference in Cincinnati that Councilperson Vanderpool will be attending.
Jim also connected with the statewide local conversation Strong WA.
14) Armory
Jim described the April 30th City Council meeting during which they introduced the Armory Creative Partner organizations.
15) B&B Apartments rebuild
The City reviewed a plan to rebuild the apartments at 2104 State Avenue. The ENA previously indicated it would like to be involved in the review process when it goes to the Design Review Board.
The meeting adjourned at 8PM.
Proudly co-sponsored by Rod n Reels, the Eastside Neighborhood Association, and the Olympia Lions Club, this event promises a reel good time for the whole family!
Whether you’re a seasoned angler or just dipping your toes into the world of fishing, this event is perfect for anglers of all ages and skill levels.
Mark your calendars and be sure to join us on June 8th at the Pavilion located in Lions Park for an unforgettable afternoon!
🎣🌟 Dive into the Ultimate Rod and Reel Extravaganza! 🌟🎣
Join us for an unforgettable afternoon of angling adventures at our Rod and Reel Event on June 8, 2024, from noon to 4 pm! Proudly co-sponsored by Rod n Reels, the Eastside Neighborhood Association, and the Olympia Lions Club, this event promises a reel good time for the whole family!
Cast your worries away and reel in the fun with:
🔹 Exciting Fishing Demos 🔹 Expert Tips and Techniques 🔹 Interactive Workshops 🔹 Free Rods and Reels 🔹 And much, much more!
Plus, treat your taste buds to delicious refreshments, including FREE hotdogs! 🌭
Whether you’re a seasoned angler or just dipping your toes into the world of fishing, this event is perfect for anglers of all ages and skill levels. Don’t miss your chance to hook onto the excitement and make a splash at the Rod and Reel Event of the year!
Mark your calendars and be sure to join us on June 8th at the Pavilion located in Lions Park for an unforgettable afternoon! 🎣
See you there, tight lines! 🎣✨
