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Come celebrate how awesome our neighborhood is with GOCHA's Annual Pancake Breakfast in the Park. The Pancake Breakfast will be held from 8am - 11am on Saturday, September 28th at Glenoaks Park. Come hang out with your neighbors. GOCHA board members will be cooking up pancakes, sausages, and other goodies for all.
As always, the breakfast is free. See you on Saturday.
This Wednesday, September 25th, GOCHA will hold its annual meeting at the Joe Bridges Clubhouse in Glenoaks Park from 7:30pm - 9:00pm. Our guest speaker this year is Anne Dove, a planner with the National Rim of the Valley Planning Program. They are tasked with determining whether parts of the Rim of the Valley Corridor area is eligible to be considered part of the national park system which will help protect our natural resources that we enjoy in Glendale.
Hope to see you there.
Come join your neighbors and spend the evening under the stars at Glenoaks Park. National Night Out is a designated evening when communities across America come together to take a stand against crime, drugs and disorder in their neighborhoods [http://www.natw.org/about-nno/]. Ice cream will be served!
And, this year, in conjunction with National Night Out, we will be having our very own Glenoaks Canyon Art Show. The show will be held at the Joe Bridges Clubhouse in the park. Please see flier below for more information.
Hope to see you there.
There is a meeting tonight (Saturday, July 20th, 2013) at 6pm at the Joe Bridges Clubhouse for all artists participating in the Canyon Art Show next month (more info coming soon). All artists showing artwork at the show should come by. There will be discussion about setting up and assigning spaces for the artists to display their work.
For the sixteenth year, Shakespeare by the Sea will bring priceless productions of Shakespeare's timeless tales to Southern California communities and we are fortunate to have them come to Glenoaks Park again this year.
This year, Shakespeare by the Sea presents ALL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL, a magical comedy about a young woman in relentless pursuit of her dreams. Admission is free.
The play will be performed on Sunday, June 30th at 7pm. Bring your lawn chairs, picnic, and blankets and spend an evening under the stars with your neighbors.
This Saturday, June 1 from 1:30pm to 3:30pm come join your 2- and 4-legged neighbors as we celebrate the canyon's canines at Glenoaks Park. Saturday's festivities will include:
There will be refreshments for all including hot dogs for the humans. And, of course, no dog parade would be complete without face painting for the kids. So bring your leashes, your plastic bags and the whole family out to Glenoaks Park. Please note it will be HOT so don't forget your hats and sunscreen. See you there.
Last Saturday, May 18th, was Glendale Clean Up Day. Thanks to all the neighbors that came out and helped clean Glenoaks Blvd. under the freeway and Mt. Carmel. These streets typically get a lot of garbage dumped on them and our canyon looks much nicer now thanks to the volunteer efforts of our canyon residents.
The proof is in the pictures.
Please come and join our veterans, dignitaries, family, friends and neighborsin remembrance of those who gave their all in defense of our freedom and our great nation on Monday, May 27th at 9:30am at the Veterans Memorial.
The Eagle Rock Community Garden and Art Park is hosting their first Open House and Plant Sale on Sunday, April 14th from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. The garden is located at 1103 Rockdale Ave., Eagle Rock. Throughout the day there will be
See attached flyer for more details.
Beginning on Sunday, October 14th and continuing on the second Sunday of every month through May, classical music will be heard in Glenoaks Canyon, at The Castle on Sleepy Hollow Drive.
The concert series, which will include a glass of wine and refreshments before each concert, is being organized by the new residents of The Castle, Peter Hatch and his family. New to the canyon, the family of classical musicians last lived in Spain, where their two daughters Heidi and Alexis Hatch studied violin in Madrid. Their father, violist Peter Hatch, formerly a Glendale resident who has played and recorded music for the film industry since 1978, organized and directed a music festival in La Mancha, Spain prior to becoming a Glenoaks Canyon resident last year.
The Concerts in the Castle will feature some of the best musicians in Los Angeles, friends and colleagues of the Hatch family, including members of the Los Angeles Philharmonic, The Glendale Symphony and outstanding freelance musicians. Music to be heard in the concerts includes a mix of some of the most popular masterpieces from the classical music repertoire, as well as several lesser-known works that deserve to be heard more often. The initial concert on October 14th will feature music by Antonin Dvorak, including his spectacular Piano Quintet in A-Major, Opus 81, and his Sonatina, Opus 100 for Violin and Piano, played by violinist Alexis Hatch.
The Castle is located at 2445 Sleepy Hollow Drive, the concerts begin at 2:30pm, and information about the concerts can be found at the castle's new website: www.ChamberMusicInTheCastle.com.
For more information, please visit the website or check out the flyer here.
