UPCOMING EVENTS

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Our next neighborhood meeting will be
Thursday, July 7th at 7pm
at Hunter Presbyterian Church
in the basement undercroft room.

Joining us will be:
At-large Council candidate
Bill Farmer Jr.
and
Mayoral Candidate
Adrian Wallace

Hunter Presbyterian Church is near the intersection of Rosemont Garden and Nicholasville Road. The entrance to the basement is on the right side of the church, with plenty of parking near the door.

We meet the first Thursday of every month to discuss neighborhood business. Meetings are open to all residents.

If you have any questions, contact us here or email us at pensacolapark@gmail.com.

Also coming up:

August 4th: Mayoral candidate David Kloiber will join us at 7pm at Hunter Presbyterian.

September 1st: At-large candidate James Brown and Mayoral candidate (incumbent) Linda Gorton will join us at 7pm at Hunter Presbyterian.

SEE THE FULL LIST OF CANDIDATES AND THEIR RESPONSES TO OUR NEIGHBORHOOD QUESTIONS HERE.

NEIGHBORHOOD POTLUCK

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Join us for a Pensacola Park Neighborhood Association Potluck on Saturday, June 25th, 2022 from 5 to 7pm at the circle at the end of Penmoken Park, rain or shine. We will close down the street at the end of Penmoken entering into the circle. Neighbors from all of the Pensacola Park Neighborhood district — from Goodrich to Suburban — are invited. Bring your favorite dishes, a set of lawn chairs, and a smile. We will also be finishing up planting the Penmoken Circle in honor of our late councilman, Jake Gibbs.

Donate plants to our upcoming plant sale

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We’re looking for plant donations for our annual plant sale. You can donate any plants from inside or outside your house that need a new home, or purchase something new from a retailer to donate. Contact us here or email pensacolapark@gmail.com for more information.

If you’re in planting mode, then stop in and buy some plants. The sale is May 14th, 9am-2pm at 125 Rosemont Garden. Proceeds will go toward the neighborhood newsletter and neighborhood improvements — like the 41 trees we’ve planted in the neighborhood in the last 3 years!