Per neighbor Seth Miller on NextDoor, Tanglewilde and Westmont neighbors are invited to another Friday get together, this time in Westmont (August 20, 6:30pm, 9323 Winsome)
The last happy hour was a lot of fun. Hope to see lots of you for ice cream on Friday! (and thanks to the Elders and Millers for organizing)
The Houston Police Department has announced that Houston’s annual National Night Out event will take place on Tuesday, October 5 (6-8 pm*).
The National Night Out event is a great opportunity to socialize with neighbors and meet with local law enforcement officers. Houston’s has traditionally been held in October, when it is cooler.
Various Tanglewilde neighbors are working to organize this year’s neighborhood event (ideally combining with Westmont). Two years ago, local realtor Larry Mercer sponsored a really nice one in Tanglewilde.
Please SAVE THE DATE and watch this site and Nextdoor for more details as the event gets closer!
* NOTE: The flyer indicates 6-9pm but the Nextdoor post indicates 6-8pm.
Per neighbor Seth Miller via Nextdoor:
Howdy, neighbors! We will be hosting a happy hour this Friday on our front lawn, open to both Tanglewilde and Westmont! We will have some wine and non-alcoholic drinks, and you can BYOB. 😎👍
HPD chief Troy Finner and other public officials will address crime in Houston at a town hall sponsored by District F Councilmember Tiffany Thomas.
POST-PARADE UPDATE
It was a blast! Thank you Tanglewilde.
Watch this space for further news regarding the new civic club.
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Hello Neighbors!
Please join us for the 2021 Annual Tanglewilde Independence Day Parade at 10:30 am on July 3rd (moved this year since July 4 falls on a Sunday)
The preliminaries will begin at 10:00 am at the LA Fitness parking lot.
We encourage veterans, kids and their bikes/trikes/wagons/strollers, adults, and well-behaved pets to join our procession.
Also if you have a snazzy car or truck, especially a convertible, we’d love you to join the parade. Please email us ahead of time (cmarka@gmail.com), as a “neighborhood procession” as defined by the city may only have a dozen vehicles.
The parade flyer is here:
(click to download a printable PDF)
If you have questions, contact:
Callie Markantonis (cmarka@gmail.com)