32nd Street Lifestyle

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Community Party 2025

We are a little over a week away from our Annual Community Party! Saturday, February 22, 2025, from 2pm – 5pm. Please come join the fun!

Here is our updated schedule:

And here is a list of our food and activities. We’re so lucky to have Lovecraft Restaurant providing Slider and Mac and Cheese, all for free!!

Community Party 2025

🌟 SAVE THE DATE: February 22, 2025! 🌟

It’s time to mark your calendars for our Annual Community Party—an afternoon filled with fun, laughter, and connections! This is one of the best ways to meet your neighbors, make new friends, and celebrate everything that makes our community amazing. 

BUT… we can’t do it without YOU! 💪

To make this party a success, we need volunteers—and we need them early

Volunteering is easy, fun, and such a meaningful way to give back. Whether you can help with setup, cleanup, planning, or organizing, there’s a role for everyone.

Sign up today and let’s make this the best party yet! 

📅 WHEN: February 22, 2025
📍 WHERE: Mercury Mine Basin Park, 3325 E. Mountain View Rd
👋 VOLUNTEER SIGN-UP: Give me a call (602.769.6699) or send an email to MyAzRealtyTeam.com

Let’s come together to make magic happen! 🏡❤️

First Fridays in the Sheaborhood!

Image of a small pop-up market in a parking lot, there are canopies and tables prsenting clothes, bags, toys, and more.

Did you know Sheaborhood now hosts awesome First Friday events? No need to head downtown—local Sheaborhood businesses are bringing the fun right here! Expect live music, talented local artistsfood, and more!

Mark your calendars for October 5th and come support our amazing hyper-local businesses. More details are on the way, but in the meantime, follow the Sheaborhood Business Alliance on Instagram for the latest updates! 😊

Save the Date: Community Party 2024

Date: Saturday, April 20 | 2-5pm

Location: Mercury Mine Basin Park, 3325 E. Mountain View Rd

You, your friends, and your family are invited to come out and join us for our annual Neighborhood Party! 

We’ll have plenty of family-friendly activities, great guest speakers, and food for everyone to enjoy. Best of all, it’s completely FREE, sponsored by City of Phoenix Grants and put together by Louisa Ward, Mountain Preserve Block Watch Leader.

But to make this event a success, we need your help. We’re looking for volunteers to assist with setting up, tearing down, signing in guests, and distributing Block Watch information.

If you’re interested in supporting this event, please fill out this FORM, or reach out via text or email. Louisa Ward, MyAzRealtyTeam@Gmail.com, 602.769.6699.

Let’s come together as a community and make this event one to remember!

Do Trash and Recycling Containers Go On the Sidewalk?

A friendly reminder to our neighborhood about trash and recycling containers:

  1. Sidewalks are for People: Please refrain from placing trash containers on the sidewalk. Instead, position them after the curb and on the street, leaving ample space for pedestrians to walk freely. The containers should be 4 feet apart.
  2. Be Mindful of Others: Remember that many of our neighbors, including those with disabilities, rely on clear sidewalks. Let’s be considerate and thoughtful of their needs.
  3. Timing is Key: Put your trash containers out for pick-up only on designated collection days and promptly retrieve them after collection to avoid prolonged obstruction.
  4. City Code Compliance: According to our city regulations, all solid waste containers must have lids. This is not only to prevent rainwater from accumulating inside but also to keep insects and pests at bay. If you have a container with a missing or damaged lid, you can request a replacement by clicking on this link.

Thank you for your cooperation and understanding. Your efforts in maintaining clear sidewalks contribute to the overall well-being of our neighborhood and the comfort of our neighbors. If you have a question about the placement of containers or containers blocking a sidewalk, contact 602-262-7251 or email pwserve@phoenix.gov