Sponsored by the HOPE Task Force: Community network night gatherings are scheduled on the second and fourth Tuesdays every month, from 6:30 - 8:00 p.m. PLEASE NOTE: *Location and schedule are subject to change. Please contact us and join our mailing list to stay updated on Community Night details.

Community Nights are a different kind of community gathering! And like any proper neighborhood gathering, a homemade light meal will be provided. First, we have a quick check-in with “good and new” updates.

Then we work together to set an agenda through “Business of the Network” small-group conversations based on questions that someone from the group wants to explore. It's a time to ask for the wisdom of your neighbors and to find out who shares your interests and concerns. During our initial meeting, groups discussed “How do we talk about race in Euclid?” and “How do we keep kids safe?” Anyone can start a conversation and anyone can offer to follow up on the ideas that come up.

Once the Business of the Network is complete, we finish with a practice called The Marketplace, where we each get a chance to share with our neighbors to ask for what we need and to offer what we have. You can participate as much or as little as you like, but there’s a good chance you’ll leave a Euclid Community Night meeting feeling hopeful, inspired, and energized.

Sponsored by the HOPE Task Force: Community network night gatherings are scheduled on the second and Fourth Tuesdays every month, from 6:30 - 8:00 p.m. location and schedule are subject to change.
Please contact us and join our mailing list to stay updated on Community Night details.

Community Nights are a different kind of community gathering! And like any proper neighborhood gathering, a homemade light meal will be provided. First, we have a quick check-in with “good and new” updates.

Then we work together to set an agenda through “Business of the Network” small-group conversations based on questions that someone from the group wants to explore. It's a time to ask for the wisdom of your neighbors and to find out who shares your interests and concerns. During our initial meeting, groups discussed “How do we talk about race in Euclid?” and “How do we keep kids safe?” Anyone can start a conversation and anyone can offer to follow up on the ideas that come up.

Once the Business of the Network is complete, we finish with a practice called The Marketplace, where we each get a chance to share with our neighbors to ask for what we need and to offer what we have. Participate as much or as little as you like, but there’s a good chance you’ll leave Euclid Community Night feeling hopeful, inspired, and energized.

Sponsored by the HOPE Task Force: Community network night gatherings are scheduled on the second and fourth Tuesdays every month, from 6:30 - 8:00 p.m. PLEASE NOTE: *Location and schedule are subject to change. Please contact us and join our mailing list to stay updated on Community Night details.

Community Nights are a different kind of community gathering! And like any proper neighborhood gathering, a homemade light meal will be provided. First, we have a quick check-in with “good and new” updates.

Then we work together to set an agenda through “Business of the Network” small-group conversations based on questions that someone from the group wants to explore. It's a time to ask for the wisdom of your neighbors and to find out who shares your interests and concerns. During our initial meeting, groups discussed “How do we talk about race in Euclid?” and “How do we keep kids safe?” Anyone can start a conversation and anyone can offer to follow up on the ideas that come up.

Once the Business of the Network is complete, we finish with a practice called The Marketplace, where we each get a chance to share with our neighbors to ask for what we need and to offer what we have. You can participate as much or as little as you like, but there’s a good chance you’ll leave a Euclid Community Night meeting feeling hopeful, inspired, and energized.

Sponsored by the HOPE Task Force: Community network night gatherings are scheduled on the second and Fourth Tuesdays every month, from 6:30 - 8:00 p.m. location and schedule are subject to change.
Please contact us and join our mailing list to stay updated on Community Night details.

Community Nights are a different kind of community gathering! And like any proper neighborhood gathering, a homemade light meal will be provided. First, we have a quick check-in with “good and new” updates.

Then we work together to set an agenda through “Business of the Network” small-group conversations based on questions that someone from the group wants to explore. It's a time to ask for the wisdom of your neighbors and to find out who shares your interests and concerns. During our initial meeting, groups discussed “How do we talk about race in Euclid?” and “How do we keep kids safe?” Anyone can start a conversation and anyone can offer to follow up on the ideas that come up.

Once the Business of the Network is complete, we finish with a practice called The Marketplace, where we each get a chance to share with our neighbors to ask for what we need and to offer what we have. Participate as much or as little as you like, but there’s a good chance you’ll leave Euclid Community Night feeling hopeful, inspired, and energized.

Sponsored by the HOPE Task Force: Community network night gatherings are scheduled on the second and Fourth Tuesdays every month, from 6:30 - 8:00 p.m. location and schedule are subject to change.
Please contact us and join our mailing list to stay updated on Community Night details.

Community Nights are a different kind of community gathering! And like any proper neighborhood gathering, a homemade light meal will be provided. First, we have a quick check-in with “good and new” updates.

Then we work together to set an agenda through “Business of the Network” small-group conversations based on questions that someone from the group wants to explore. It's a time to ask for the wisdom of your neighbors and to find out who shares your interests and concerns. During our initial meeting, groups discussed “How do we talk about race in Euclid?” and “How do we keep kids safe?” Anyone can start a conversation and anyone can offer to follow up on the ideas that come up.

Once the Business of the Network is complete, we finish with a practice called The Marketplace, where we each get a chance to share with our neighbors to ask for what we need and to offer what we have. You can participate as much or as little as you like, but there’s a good chance you’ll leave a Euclid Community Night meeting feeling hopeful, inspired, and energized.

Sponsored by the HOPE Task Force: Community network night gatherings are scheduled on the second and fourth Tuesdays every month, from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. *Location and schedule are subject to change.
Click here and contact us to stay up-to-date on neighbor night community gatherings.

Community Nights are a different kind of community gathering! And like any proper neighborhood gathering, a homemade light meal will be provided. First, we quickly check in with “good and new” updates.

Then we work together to set an agenda through “Business of the Network” small-group conversations based on questions that someone from the group wants to explore. It's a time to ask for the wisdom of your neighbors and to find out who shares your interests and concerns. During our initial meeting, groups discussed “How do we talk about race in Euclid?” and “How do we keep kids safe?” Anyone can start a conversation and anyone can offer to follow up on the ideas that come up.

Once the Business of the Network is complete, we finish with a practice called The Marketplace, where we each get a chance to share with our neighbors to ask for what we need and to offer what we have. Participate as much or as little as you like, but there’s a good chance you’ll leave Euclid Community Night feeling hopeful, inspired, and energized.

Community Nights are a different kind of community gathering! And like any proper neighborhood gathering, a homemade light meal will be provided. First, we have a quick check-in with “good and new” updates.

Then we work together to set an agenda through “Business of the Network” small-group conversations based on questions that someone from the group wants to explore. It's a time to ask for the wisdom of your neighbors and to find out who shares your interests and concerns. During our initial meeting, groups discussed “How do we talk about race in Euclid?” and “How do we keep kids safe?” Anyone can start a conversation and anyone can offer to follow up on the ideas that come up.

Once the Business of the Network is complete, we finish with a practice called The Marketplace, where we each get a chance to share with our neighbors to ask for what we need and to offer what we have. You can participate as much or as little as you like, but there’s a good chance you’ll leave a Euclid Community Night meeting feeling hopeful, inspired, and energized.

This week’s neighbor night will take place Tuesday, Nov. 28, 6:30 p.m. Euclid High School. We will not be engaging in a full “neighbor night” agenda, but we hope you will join us for a time to connect and support our Euclid high school students. The group will gather briefly in the cafeteria from 6:30 - 7:00 p.m. and attend the Varsity Chorale Concert together. Refreshments will be available for purchase.

Arrive at Door 1 by entering off of East 222 Street, across from Wilmore

We will gather briefly in the cafeteria before attending the Euclid High School Varsity Chorale Fall Fantasy concert at 7:00 p.m. We will return to our regular format on Tuesday, Dec.12th at 6:30 p.m.

Community Nights are a different kind of community gathering! And like any proper neighborhood gathering, a homemade light meal will be provided. First, we have a quick check-in with “good and new” updates.

Then we work together to set an agenda through “Business of the Network” small-group conversations based on questions that someone from the group wants to explore. It's a time to ask for the wisdom of your neighbors and to find out who shares your interests and concerns. During our initial meeting, groups discussed “How do we talk about race in Euclid?” and “How do we keep kids safe?” Anyone can start a conversation and anyone can offer to follow up on the ideas that come up.

Once the Business of the Network is complete, we finish with a practice called The Marketplace, where we each get a chance to share with our neighbors to ask for what we need and to offer what we have. You can participate as much or as little as you like, but there’s a good chance you’ll leave a Euclid Community Night meeting feeling hopeful, inspired, and energized.

Community “Neighbor Nights” are a different kind of community gathering! And like any proper neighborhood gathering, a homemade light meal will be provided. First, we have a quick check-in with “good and new” updates.

Then we work together to set an agenda through “Business of the Network” small-group conversations based on questions that someone from the group wants to explore. It's a time to ask for the wisdom of your neighbors and to find out who shares your interests and concerns. During our initial meeting, groups discussed “How do we talk about race in Euclid?” and “How do we keep kids safe?” Anyone can start a conversation and anyone can offer to follow up on the ideas that come up.

Once the Business of the Network is complete, we finish with a practice called The Marketplace, where we each get a chance to share with our neighbors to ask for what we need and to offer what we have. You can participate as much or as little as you like, but there’s a good chance you’ll leave a Euclid Community Night gathering feeling hopeful, inspired, and energized.

Neighbor Nights are a different kind of community gathering! And like any proper neighborhood gathering, a homemade light meal will be provided. First, we have a quick check-in with “good and new” updates.

Then we work together to set an agenda through “Business of the Network” small-group conversations based on questions that someone from the group wants to explore. It's a time to ask for the wisdom of your neighbors and to find out who shares your interests and concerns. During our initial meeting, groups discussed “How do we talk about race in Euclid?” and “How do we keep kids safe?” Anyone can start a conversation and anyone can offer to follow up on the ideas that come up.

Once the Business of the Network is complete, we finish with a practice called The Marketplace, where we each get a chance to share with our neighbors to ask for what we need and to offer what we have. Participate as much or as little as you like, but there’s a good chance you’ll leave Neighbor Night feeling hopeful, inspired and energized.