From announcement:
There will be a contest for Best Decorated House at the first annual Oregon Hill Fall Festival, coming Saturday, October 23rd. In order to be eligible, please enter by 10/15 via email, with the subject line “Haunted House Entry.” Please include your address. There are going to be some amazing prizes! More info soon.
(Must live in Oregon Hill to enter)
Community Movie Night this Friday, September 24 at 7:30 pm in Pleasants Park. Next to the last movie of the season.
Community Movie Night – September 10 @ 7:30 pm in Pleasants Park.
Free refreshments served: Grilled hot dogs, sides, and beverages.
Community Movie Night this Friday – August 27 at 8:00 pm 25th Anniversary of Matilda
Pleasants Park Behind the Church
Free Refreshments Served: Grilled hot dogs, sides, beverages
Community Movie Night this Friday, July 23 at 8:15 pm in Pleasants Park behind the church. Free refreshments: grilled hot dogs, sides, and beverages.
Pine Street Baptist Church sponsors Community Movie Night tonight!:
Raiders of the Lost Ark – 40th Anniversary
Friday, July 9 @ 8:15 pm
Pleasants Park
Free refreshments served: grilled hot dogs, sides, and beverages.
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New mulch was blown in Holly Street playground this morning.
In a sure sign that the pandemic has abated, Pine Street Baptist Church is resuming its Friday night community movies in Pleasants Park.
Community Movie Night
Friday, June 11 @ 8:30 pm in Pleasants Park Free Refreshments Served: Grilled hot dogs, sides, and beverages. Bring a chair or blanket.
Join the fun for our first movie of the season!
UPDATE:
Due to the weather forecast for Friday, tonight’s movie Wonder Woman 1984 is canceled. We will show the movie on our next Community Movie Night, June 25!
The 11th Annual RVA Environmental Film Festival kicks off TONIGHT with the world premiere of the feature-length documentary Frozen Obsession, chronicling the expedition of the Swedish icebreaker Oden through 2,000 miles of the Arctic to study the impact of climate change. For even more insight into the findings of this amazing voyage, a panel discussion follows the screening with director and producer David Clark, Donglai Gong of Virginia Institute of Marine Science, and the VCU students who were part of this historic research trip.
Be sure to check out the full schedule for the festival, February 12th – 26th, at RVAEFF.org. Read descriptions and see the trailers of over 20 carefully selected films covering a wide array of environmental issues – 5th graders taking on plastic pollution; the benefits of regenerative agriculture; the impact of sea level rise on our national security; the quest of Native Americans for food sovereignty, and so much more!
The entire festival is free to viewers thanks to the generous support of our sponsors. However, registration is required for all films, which is done through festival web page, www.rvaeff.org
With national and international concerns rising over surges in COVID-19 cases, the annual All The Saints Halloween Parade has officially been cancelled by organizers.
While disappointed, most if not all the Oregon Hill neighbors seem to appreciate and understand the decision.