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Whether it's Cinco de Mayo or Derby themed, the NoLi CDC looks forward to kicking off the season of Night Market with a bang.
Hemp History Month! Did you know that North Limestone is known for its history as an historical hemp district? Well it is and as an organization partnered with neighbors, we were able to build the first house made of local hemp.
Look out for details on we will kick-off Hemp History week that follows the first Friday of this month!
Back to School! This year we would like to go all out for the students in the North & East End communities. If you have an organization that would like to sponsor kid book bags and school supplies, please let us know! info@nolicdc.com
This year we are looking forward to partnering with our Hispanic communities to celebrate Hispanic Heritage month. Everyone can be a part of this theme as a vendor as well as attendee!
By this time of the year we hope to be INSIDE a space so that you won't freeze your buns off! Stay tuned for what's coming...
'Tis the season! How could would it be to come to Night Market and BUY your Christmas tree? Here's to a Winter Wonderland so lit, the trash cans catch fire! (2017 insider)
LOCATION: TBD (this event ONLY)
FREE & OPEN TO EVERYONE WHO GROWS FOOD OR WANTS TO GROW FOOD!
This event is brought to you by Co-Hosts Jim Embry of Sustainable Communities Network and Heather Hyden of NoLi CDC on behalf of healthy food, healthy soils, and healthy communities!
As part of the recent Plant and Play Grant received by NoLi CDC, we are exploring how an urban agriculture network of growers, advocates and service providers could be a community resource. This is a planning and visioning process that will take place in three meetings. These meetings will include asset mapping, identifying needs, networking with other gardeners, advocates and organizations as well as opportunity for YOU to shape the vision and structure of the network.
Third event: April 7th, 9am-12pm Location TBD
- Food will be provided for all who attend
-Childcare can also be arranged and we encourage young people to participate. Please let us know if you have childcare needs.
-Please RSVP
For more information, please contact:
Jim Embry
embryJim@gmail.com / 859-270-3699
or
Heather Hyden
heather@nolicdc.com / 615-975-5459
FREE & OPEN TO EVERYONE WHO GROWS FOOD OR WANTS TO GROW FOOD!
This event is brought to you by Co-Hosts Jim Embry of Sustainable Communities Network and Heather Hyden of NoLi CDC on behalf of healthy food, healthy soils, and healthy communities!
As part of the recent Plant and Play Grant received by NoLi CDC, we are exploring how an urban agriculture network of growers, advocates and service providers could be a community resource. This is a planning and visioning process that will take place in three meetings. These meetings will include asset mapping, identifying needs, networking with other gardeners, advocates and organizations as well as opportunity for YOU to shape the vision and structure of the network.
Second event: March 3rd, 9am-12pm at Episcopal Diocese of Lexington - 203 E 4th St, Lexington, Kentucky 40508
- Food will be provided for all who attend
-Childcare can also be arranged and we encourage young people to participate. Please let us know if you have childcare needs.
-Please RSVP
For more information, please contact:
Jim Embry
embryJim@gmail.com / 859-270-3699
or
Heather Hyden
heather@nolicdc.com / 615-975-5459
FREE & OPEN TO EVERYONE WHO GROWS FOOD OR WANTS TO GROW FOOD!
This event is brought to you by Co-Hosts Jim Embry of Sustainable Communities Network and Heather Hyden of NoLi CDC on behalf of healthy food, healthy soils, and healthy communities!
As part of the recent Plant and Play Grant received by NoLi CDC, we are exploring how an urban agriculture network of growers, advocates and service providers could be a community resource. This is a planning and visioning process that will take place in three meetings. These meetings will include asset mapping, identifying needs, networking with other gardeners, advocates and organizations as well as opportunity for YOU to shape the vision and structure of the network.
First event: February 3, 3pm-6pm at Episcopal Diocese of Lexington - 203 E 4th St, Lexington, Kentucky 40508
- Food will be provided for all who attend
-Childcare can also be arranged and we encourage young people to participate. Please let us know if you have childcare needs.
-Please RSVP
For more information, please contact:
Jim Embry
embryJim@gmail.com / 859-270-3699
or
Heather Hyden
heather@nolicdc.com / 615-975-5459
Join your neighbors for this monthly street pop-up art and craft market, featuring local wares, food, beer, and music. First Friday of the month, May to December - 6 - 10 pm. We hope to see you there.
Join your neighbors for this monthly street pop-up art and craft market, featuring local wares, food, beer, and music. First Friday of the month, May to December - 6 - 10 pm. We hope to see you there.
Free Admission: Food Trucks, Live Music, Face Painting, Taste of Lexington Raffle, Silent Auctions, Beer, Pet Costume Contest, Childrens Area, Street Art, Lots of Vendors and of course.....Adoptable dogs and Cats!! :)
Corner of North Limestone and Loudon Avenue
More info: www.paws4thecause.com/Barktoberfest
Do you live on North Limestone or close by? If so, President Kim Green would love for you to be a part of the Neighborhood Association each month!
Join your neighbors for this monthly street pop-up art and craft market, featuring local wares, food, beer, and music. First Friday of the month, May to December - 6 - 10 pm. We hope to see you there.
Join your neighbors for this monthly street pop-up art and craft market, featuring local wares, food, beer, and music. First Friday of the month, May to December - 6 - 10 pm. We hope to see you there.
Join your neighbors for this monthly street pop-up art and craft market, featuring local wares, food, beer, and music. First Friday of the month, May to December - 6 - 10 pm. We hope to see you there.
Join your neighbors for this monthly street pop-up art and craft market, featuring local wares, food, beer, and music. First Friday of the month, May to December - 6 - 10 pm. We hope to see you there.
Join your neighbors for this monthly street pop-up art and craft market, featuring local wares, food, beer, and music. First Friday of the month, May to December - 6 - 10 pm. We hope to see you there.
Join your neighbors for this monthly street pop-up art and craft market, featuring local wares, food, beer, and music. First Friday of the month, May to December - 6 - 10 pm. We hope to see you there.
The December Night Market will be hosting a toy drive in partnership with Step By Step, Lexington, Lexington.
NEW and UNWRAPPED toys will be collected at the Step By Step Booth near the stage.
Toys should be no more than $25 each.
Entertainment brought to you by: Lexington Lexington
SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR SEASON SPONSORS:
Visit LEX (Presenting Stage Sponsor)
Traditional Bank
Kentucky For Kentucky
West Sixth Brewing
A monthly street festival put on by North Limestone Community Development Corporation (NoLi CDC) to benefit businesses, artists, and non-profits in the neighborhood.
The North Limestone Community Development Corporation (NoLi CDC) is a non-profit organization working in the North End of Lexington to connect neighbors with resources and opportunities, and to create programs for equitable community development.
We, the North Limestone Community Development Corporation, would like to invite you to join us for an open house and ribbon-cutting event to celebrate the completion of the 1st phase of NoLi CDC's LuigART Makers Spaces affordable housing program.
This event will be held on York Street on Sunday, October 16 from 2 to 4 pm. No RSVP necessary.
A brief program will be presented at 2 pm to acknowledge and thank all of those who supported and made the project possible. Following that, one of each of the house designs (130, 136, and 140 York) will be open for tours.
We look forward to seeing you.
A monthly street festival put on by North Limestone Community Development Corporation (NoLi CDC) to benefit businesses, artists, and non-profits in the neighborhood.
The North Limestone Community Development Corporation (NoLi CDC) is a non-profit organization working in the North End of Lexington to connect neighbors with resources and opportunities, and to create programs for equitable community development.
A monthly street festival put on by North Limestone Community Development Corporation (NoLi CDC) to benefit businesses, artists, and non-profits in the neighborhood.
The North Limestone Community Development Corporation (NoLi CDC) is a non-profit organization working in the North End of Lexington to connect neighbors with resources and opportunities, and to create programs for equitable community development.
A monthly street festival put on by North Limestone Community Development Corporation (NoLi CDC) to benefit businesses, artists, and non-profits in the neighborhood.
The North Limestone Community Development Corporation (NoLi CDC) is a non-profit organization working in the North End of Lexington to connect neighbors with resources and opportunities, and to create programs for equitable community development.
Enjoy a 4 course meal on Bryan Avenue in the heart of the North Limestone neighborhood. Our goal, in partnering with Chef Ashley Minton of Minton's 760, is to bring neighboring community members and business owners together while showcasing local food, produce, and products.
A monthly street festival put on by North Limestone Community Development Corporation (NoLi CDC) to benefit businesses, artists, and non-profits in the neighborhood.
NoLi CDC is a non-profit organization working to enhance the North End of Lexington by connecting neighbors with resources and opportunities to help them grow a stronger community.
We are kicking off the 2016 Night Market season on May 6 - 6-10 pm on the 700 block of Bryan Avenue. We hope to see you all there, and bring your friends. We've got lots of new stuff to unveil.
More info to come!
More info to come!
Come join us as we clean up the North Limestone neighborhood. We'll have gloves, grabbers, bags - everything you'd need. Now, we just need you to come join us and help make the neighborhood a cleaner place.
This event is funded by LFUCG's 2015 Water Quality Improvement Grant.
More info to come!
Have tires randomly appear in your back yards? LFUCG will dispose of them for free.
Passenger tires on and off the rim, agricultural tires and truck tires may be dropped off at no cost to participants at this event. Please visit www.lexingtonky.gov/wastemanagement for more information.
The event is jointly sponsored by the Kentucky Division of Waste Management and Lexington’s Division of Waste Management.
As part of its community education and outreach work on land use issues, Woodford Forward has partnered with Bullhorn Creative on Physical Education Part II - A Discussion on Urban Development in the Bluegrass, the second in a series of panel discussions on urban revitalization. Forum panelists will present their experiences with prior successful projects and initiatives that focused on the revitalization of downtown environments and placemaking. The forum provides an opportunity for citizens to see and hear presentations from a panel of experts in urban planning, landscape architecture, and placemaking, as well as local officials.
Panelists at Physical Education Part II include urban designer Louis Johnson from Gresham, Smith and Partners in Louisville, Stan Harvey the Director of the Urban Design & Planning practice at Lord, Aeck & Sargent in Lexington, Design Principal Andy Knight from MKSK in Lexington, Holly Wiedemann, founding principal and President of AU Associates, Richard Young from the North Limestone Community Development Corporation and Kyle Fannin from Spark Versailles .
The public forum will be held at the Safe Harbor Academy at 134 Macey Avenue in Downtown Versailles. There will be a reception at 5:30 p.m. and the panel discussion will begin at 6 p.m.
Get your free tickets here.
Come join us as we hang out with Seedleaf and Kentucky Refugee Ministries and celebrate Welcome Week.
