FANS is organizing a monthly trash pick up in Washington Park on the third Monday of the month at 5:30 pm. Meet at the Louisiana and Franklin entrance to the park. Get your walk in and help take care of our park! 💚

Join the Treasure Hunt: How to Research the History of Your Home (or Business) - Part 1 - Saturday, June 13th - 10 am to 11:30 am, plus time for questions.

Experienced researchers will answer your questions and provide you with personal assistance regarding your research, wherever you are in your hunt.  They can also help you with creating a poster of your findings as part of your participation in the walk. Free street parking.

Join the Treasure Hunt! Virtual Presentation to continue your research and learn how to get started on finding the legal description of your house and the titles. This is the first step in learning to research your home!

Please join us Land Use & Transportation (LUT) Committee Meeting. Everyone is welcome, please join us for our monthly meeting!

The meeting will be held at the Epiphany Lutheran Church at 790 S Corona.

Join Washington Park East Neighborhood Association (WPENA) Saturday, June 6 from 10 AM - 1 PM, as they open the gates to some of the neighborhoods's most inspiring outdoor spaces.

-9 Featured Gardens to Tour

-23 Viewing Gardens

For 2026, they are shifting their focus toward sustainability and functionality. They want to showcase gardens that do more than just look pretty—they give back to the earth and the community.

This year’s tour highlights:

-Wildlife & Pollinators: Habitats designed to support our local birds, bees, and butterflies.

-Water-Wise Landscapes: Stunning examples of drought-tolerant xeriscaping that prove "thrifty" can be beautiful.

-Homegrown Produce: Edible landscapes featuring fruit trees, herb gardens, and "farm-to-table" backyard setups.‍

T-his tour is more than just a walk through the flowers; it’s a fantastic way to connect with neighbors and share your passion for sustainable living. Stay tuned for more details on tickets and the full tour map.

FANS of Wash Park Presents: Jazz on The Green is back- June 5, 2026 from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm featuring Larry Vernec Quartet.

Bring the family- a blanket and enjoy the sounds of the summer!

Please join us for our monthly General Membership and Board Meeting. Everyone is welcome, please join us for our monthly meeting!

The meeting will be held at the Washington Street Community Center, with a Zoom option for those who are unable to attend in person.

Let us introduce you to free, online resources available through the City and County of Denver and the Denver Public Library. We’ll take you through the initial steps to research your home and the people who lived there from a twinkle in the builder’s eye to the current day.

You can also learn about our free online webinars, which provide detailed information about navigating different databases and historical websites.

On May 21st, Denver INC is partnering again with neighborhood and community groups across Denver to host the 2nd Annual Denver Community Film Fest at the historic 130 year old Elitch Theatre in North Denver. This year, we’ll be screening Truth Be Told, a documentary taking viewers inside newsrooms across Colorado, revealing how local journalists report, verify, and connect with the communities they serve.

The L/BCRNO Meets third Wednesday of every month, at 6 p.m.

Please join us virtually for our monthly Zoning Committee meeting by registering at the following URL https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAlceCrrDMtG9f5hFBGM-Pk95tmRscJo1iA

Free live webinar, Wednesday, May 13th - 7:30 pm

Love learning about history? Join us Wed. May 13th at 7:30 pm for a virtual presentation to discover the stories  telling the stories of the Gilded Age industrial tycoons of Colorado who dominated mining, railroads, and finance. Often criticized for ruthless tactics while simultaneously driving the industrial development in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

May 12, 2026: 7:30 pm with Frank Fitch, Geologist on Backyard Birding

Xcel Energy is hosting two upcoming webinars for Denver residents on its franchise agreement renewal—covering what it is, how the process works, and what it means for neighborhoods. Join to learn more, ask questions, and share your input.

Please join us for our monthly General Membership and Board Meeting. Everyone is welcome, please join us for our monthly meeting!

The meeting will be held at the Washington Street Community Center, with a Zoom option for those who are unable to attend in person.

Please join us for our annual Membership Meeting! Everyone is welcome, please join us for our monthly meeting!

Location: TBD

April 23, 2026: 7:30 pm with Pat Wagner, Volunteer on Best Plants for Beginners: Water-wise, Pollinator, Native, Heirloom

Please join us virtually for our monthly Zoning Committee meeting by registering at the following URL https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAlceCrrDMtG9f5hFBGM-Pk95tmRscJo1iA

Your City Your Voice is a citywide process to develop recommendations that improve how the City of Denver works with Registered Neighborhood Organizations (RNOs) and community members. These recommendations will inform updates to the ordinance that governs RNOs, with the goal of making it more useful, inclusive, and responsive for residents across Denver

 The report is here! Click here to read the full report(PDF, 48MB) . Key takeaways & community informed considerations begin on page 74. We want to hear from you on how we can make our community informed considerations work in Denver. We encourage you to share your thoughts at one of our upcoming open houses (see below for more details). We will take your feedbak as we co-design policy that will shape the future of RNOs in Denver.

Earth and Arbor Day Event

Location: Historic Washington Park Boathouse, Denver

Date: Saturday, April 18

Time: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM

Your City Your Voice is a citywide process to develop recommendations that improve how the City of Denver works with Registered Neighborhood Organizations (RNOs) and community members. These recommendations will inform updates to the ordinance that governs RNOs, with the goal of making it more useful, inclusive, and responsive for residents across Denver

 The report is here! Click here to read the full report(PDF, 48MB) . Key takeaways & community informed considerations begin on page 74. We want to hear from you on how we can make our community informed considerations work in Denver. We encourage you to share your thoughts at one of our upcoming open houses (see below for more details). We will take your feedbak as we co-design policy that will shape the future of RNOs in Denver.

Your City Your Voice is a citywide process to develop recommendations that improve how the City of Denver works with Registered Neighborhood Organizations (RNOs) and community members. These recommendations will inform updates to the ordinance that governs RNOs, with the goal of making it more useful, inclusive, and responsive for residents across Denver

 The report is here! Click here to read the full report(PDF, 48MB) . Key takeaways & community informed considerations begin on page 74. We want to hear from you on how we can make our community informed considerations work in Denver. We encourage you to share your thoughts at one of our upcoming open houses (see below for more details). We will take your feedbak as we co-design policy that will shape the future of RNOs in Denver.

The L/BCRNO Meets third Wednesday of every month, at 6 p.m.

The Unlocking Housing Choices project team is excited to announce five upcoming public meetings where community members can learn about proposed zoning code updates to allow more missing middle housing in Denver’s residential neighborhoods.

These proposed changes would implement adopted plan guidance for expanding missing middle housing citywide with an emphasis on preserving existing structures, adding more attainable units and ensuring new development is compatible with existing neighborhoods. Middle housing refers to small multi-unit developments like triplexes, quadplexes, tandem houses and cottage courts.

Public Meetings Scheduled for March and April

The team will host five public meetings to present draft proposals in late March and early April. Four meetings will be in person at locations around the city, and one meeting will be held virtually. All of the meetings will feature the same content and agenda, starting with an open house for the first 30 minutes, followed by a presentation and Q&A from the project team.

Join us April 16 for a virtual meeting from 5:30pm-6:30pm.

Your City Your Voice is a citywide process to develop recommendations that improve how the City of Denver works with Registered Neighborhood Organizations (RNOs) and community members. These recommendations will inform updates to the ordinance that governs RNOs, with the goal of making it more useful, inclusive, and responsive for residents across Denver

 The report is here! Click here to read the full report(PDF, 48MB) . Key takeaways & community informed considerations begin on page 74. We want to hear from you on how we can make our community informed considerations work in Denver. We encourage you to share your thoughts at one of our upcoming open houses (see below for more details). We will take your feedbak as we co-design policy that will shape the future of RNOs in Denver.

Your City Your Voice is a citywide process to develop recommendations that improve how the City of Denver works with Registered Neighborhood Organizations (RNOs) and community members. These recommendations will inform updates to the ordinance that governs RNOs, with the goal of making it more useful, inclusive, and responsive for residents across Denver

 The report is here! Click here to read the full report(PDF, 48MB) . Key takeaways & community informed considerations begin on page 74. We want to hear from you on how we can make our community informed considerations work in Denver. We encourage you to share your thoughts at one of our upcoming open houses (see below for more details). We will take your feedbak as we co-design policy that will shape the future of RNOs in Denver.

The Unlocking Housing Choices project team is excited to announce five upcoming public meetings where community members can learn about proposed zoning code updates to allow more missing middle housing in Denver’s residential neighborhoods.

These proposed changes would implement adopted plan guidance for expanding missing middle housing citywide with an emphasis on preserving existing structures, adding more attainable units and ensuring new development is compatible with existing neighborhoods. Middle housing refers to small multi-unit developments like triplexes, quadplexes, tandem houses and cottage courts.

Public Meetings Scheduled for March and April

The team will host five public meetings to present draft proposals in late March and early April. Four meetings will be in person at locations around the city, and one meeting will be held virtually. All of the meetings will feature the same content and agenda, starting with an open house for the first 30 minutes, followed by a presentation and Q&A from the project team.