Plan A Neighborhood Gathering

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Why should you plan a neighborhood gathering?

  • NextDoor & Brigham Young University found that knowing as few as six neighbors reduces loneliness.

  • Creates friendships and fosters inclusivity.

  • Cultivates safety through cooperation.

  • Builds trust to overcome apathy and animosity.

  • Sparks traditions that everyone can get excited about.

  • Offers support to newcomers and neighbors in need.

Ready to Plan A Gathering?

Complete 3 Simple Steps

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    1. Pick the Date

    Choose a date and time for your event! Weekends are great for bigger gatherings, while weekdays and weekends' lunch or dinner work well for smaller get-togethers. Keep it simple and pick what suits your plans best!

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    2. Choose A Gathering

    Think about the kind of event you want! It could be a chill backyard hangout or a casual coffee meetup at a local cafe. If you're feeling bold, go all out with a massive block party!

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    3. Plan the Gathering

    Hey Neighbor makes neighborhood gathering plans easy! Utilize our helpful checklists and expert support to ensure every detail of your event is a success!

Choose A Gathering

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    Neighborhood Cafe

    We believe vibrant communities start with simple conversations…over complimentary coffee! Our newest program, Neighborhood Cafe, is generating a lot of buzz (pun intended). Participating in the program is easy- just gather 6 of your neighbors together and the coffee is on Hey Neighbor!

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    Block Party

    A block party is the ultimate celebration! Epitomized by the Patty Jewett Porchfest in Colorado Springs where streets transform into festive playgrounds, echoing with laughter and music. Neighbors join the fun, sharing stories, playing games, and dancing under the open sky. It's a vibrant tapestry of togetherness.

    Hey Neighbor is the official block party sponsor for the city of Colorado Springs!

  • Cornhole Tournament

    Connect your community over some neighborly competition! Rent cornhole boards from us and use our toolkit to make planning fun and easy.

  • Three people picking up litter along a sidewalk. One adult is holding a trash bag while a child wearing gloves uses a grabber tool. Another person is collecting trash in the background. They are outdoors on a sunny day with green trees nearby.

    Clean Up

    A neighborhood cleanup is a lively team effort where smiles meet trash bags. Friends and neighbors come together armed with enthusiasm and garbage pickers, turning streets into sparkling havens. It's a feel-good mission, a cheerful sweep that transforms the neighborhood into a shining, tidy masterpiece.

    All cleanups are first-come, first-serve and each neighborhood will receive one free roll-off dumpster!

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    Driveway Hot Cocoa Party

    Community connection does not require perfect homes or complicated planning. Sometimes the best solution is also the simplest. Allow us to introduce you to the driveway gathering!

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Preferred Vendors

Food & Drink

Entertainment

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