Dec 7, 4:00-7:00 pm Indianapolis Neighborhood Resoruce Center
Please join us in celebration of Indy Neighborhoods at the INRC's Holiday Open House on December 8th, 2005, from 4:00-7:00 p.m. We are excited to share the results of our recent renovation with you, including the unveiling of the Indianapolis Neighborhood Resource Center's new lobby mural.

Guests will enjoy live music, good company, and light refreshments from a variety of local ethnic restaurants that will reflect a taste of the world as served in Indy during this festive evening.

We look forward to having you with us to welcome the 2005 holiday season. A brief program will begin at 5:30 . No RSVP needed.
Join us for food, fun, and music.

Posted on 12/08/05

Sunday, Dec 4, 1-5 pm Candlelit Tour of Eastside Churches.

We pass them every day on our way to and from work, as we run errands or as we travel to visit friends and family.
Some of us may ponder a stained-glass window, a limestone carving above a door or some other architectural feature. Yet few of us ever take the time to discover the interior treasures of the historic churches that grace our neighborhoods.

The Near East Side Community Organization’s History and Preservation Committee will offer central Indiana residents the opportunity to remedy this by sponsoring a tour of several churches on Indianapolis’ east side.
The committee will host its second-annual Simply Divine sacred architecture tour from 1 to 5 p.m. on Sunday, December 4. The Englewood Christian Church, 57 N. Rural St., will act as the host church and will sponsor a reception with refreshments.

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Posted on 12/04/05

10/29/05 8:00 AM Location: 9th and Bancroft
Volunteers are needed!

The Trees are coming, the trees are coming----that is 25 shade trees for Emerson Heights. EHCO will have its First Annual Tree Planting on Saturday, October 29, 2005.
Meet at 9th and Bancroft at 8:00 AM
By Saturday, the planting holes will have been dug, and the trees placed next to them Bring shovels, wheelbarrows, gloves, and the kids
We will place the trees in the holes, back fill and apply mulch to the top of the soil
The tree planting will be followed by a WRAP-IT UP luncheon between 11 and 1
at Wallace Street Presbyterian Church (Wallace and 10th Street)

The trees have been provided through a grant from Keep Indianapolis Beautiful and its partners. If you are not able to assist with the tree planting,
we also need help with the luncheon (money, food prep, serving, clean up).
For more info contact EmersonHeights@AOL.com or Tina Jones @ 351-0905

It is your neighborhood---be a part of its re-leaf, re-birth, revitalization!

Posted on 10/29/05