Gatewood Historic District

New Blizzard Photos

Check out the new winter photos from our President Henry Kubier!

Have any photos to share? Send them in and we will get them posted on our neighborhood website.

Graffiti

There will be a Town Hall meeting February 16th at 6 p.m. at the City Council chambers to discuss the problem with graffiti sponsored by The Neigborhood Alliance.

The next Weed & Seed meeting will be March 15th at 5:30 p.m. at 1911 N. Classen.

It seems we are having a problem on the east side of Gatewood with an increase in graffiti and break-ins. Please be aware of what is going on in our neighborhood.

Jason Clifton with the Weed & Seed program, has asked that we send him any instances of graffiti. His email address is: jason.clifton@okc.gov.

Mmmmm Chocolate!

The Friends of the Mustang Library are holding their annual
Chocolate Festival Friday February 12th.
I was there last year and it was a great festival.

Neighborhood Leaders for Today

Neighborhood Alliance is accepting applications for their 2010 “Neighborhood Leaders for Today” leadership course. This 8 week course begins on Thursday, February 25, 2010 and meets from 6pm -9pm every Thursday evening through April 15 (graduation). The schedule also includes two Saturdays, TBD, 9-4pm. The class is free of charge and is limited to only 30 participants.

This one-of-a-kind leadership program is designed to give citizens the tools they need to create, promote and sustain productive citizen-based neighborhood associations and to help create sustainable community improvement projects. Utilizing over 30 community leaders as guest speakers, the class will learn the basics of grant writing, organizing crime patrol and crime watch programs, how to navigate City Hall, parliamentary procedures, establishing membership drives, effective communications, and team building.

Mark Your Calendars!

FRIENDS of the LIBRARY
are holding their 31st Annual Book Sale Febuary 20-21st.

Sunday March 28th
The ANNUAL GATEWOOD NEIGHBORHOOD MEETING
from 2 PM to 4 PM at St Francis Parish Hall

Arts Council of OKC

The Arts Council of Oklahoma City is collaborating with City Arts Center to offer a series of workshops designed specifically for teaching artists. These workshops will offer professional development, networking, and opportunities for teaching artists to learn from each other and hear from different groups that provide arts education programming in Oklahoma City.

Check out what they have to offer. Arts Council of OKC