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UNITED NEIGHBORS ✨ An initiative powered by West Side Grows Together, bringing residents together across I 95 through art, storytelling, block events, and real connection. In the video above is Terrance Vann, the artist who painted the very first bridge mural in 2019 and returned again in 2025 to continue the legacy. That’s what United Neighbors is about. Continuity. Culture. Community pride. We are building bridges on both sides of I 95 through murals, food, music, and collaboration that keeps the West Side connected and thriving. The 2026 meetings have officially begun. (March to November) Join us every first Monday of the month at 6 PM Hybrid option available Via Zoom (dm or email us at unitedneighbors@westsidegrows.org) or in person at Interfaith Housing 613 Washington Street Wilmington, DE 19801 If you care about the future of the West Side, traffic improvements, public art, safety, and community celebration , this is your invitation. Let’s stay united. Let’s build together. 💛 video created by @advocateshow
UNITED NEIGHBORS ✨ An initiative powered by West Side Grows Together, bringing residents together across I 95 through art, storytelling, block events, and real connection. In the video above is Terrance Vann, the artist who painted the very first bridge mural in 2019 and returned again in 2025 to continue the legacy. That’s what United Neighbors is about. Continuity. Culture. Community pride. We are building bridges on both sides of I 95 through murals, food, music, and collaboration that keeps the West Side connected and thriving. The 2026 meetings have officially begun. (March to November) Join us every first Monday of the month at 6 PM Hybrid option available Via Zoom (dm or email us at [email protected]) or in person at Interfaith Housing 613 Washington Street Wilmington, DE 19801 If you care about the future of the West Side, traffic improvements, public art, safety, and community celebration , this is your invitation. Let’s stay united. Let’s build together. 💛 video created by @advocateshow
FH Family! One of our YAP members, Mario (@jediwinterspider24) has officially started TE at Block by Block and is now in Week 2. We’re excited to see him grow in this new role and help make our Hollywood community even better. 💚 #FountainHouse #Clubhouse #FountainHouseHollywood
FH Family! One of our YAP members, Mario (@jediwinterspider24) has officially started TE at Block by Block and is now in Week 2. We’re excited to see him grow in this new role and help make our Hollywood community even better. 💚 #FountainHouse #Clubhouse #FountainHouseHollywood
The word is the Good Word is coming to the Historic Westside! 👀✨ This afternoon, we celebrated the groundbreaking of The Good Word Social Club, a new gathering spot designed to bring dining, entertainment and community programming together in one welcoming space. 💫 The Good Word Social Club is being built by Cherry Development adjacent to the new shareWESTSIDE apartments on the corner of D and Jefferson Streets. The Good Word will reflect the neighborhood’s unique character while supporting small businesses and community connections. 🏙️ 🤝 Check out photos from the groundbreaking, and get a glimpse of what it will look like through the renderings! 🖼️
The word is the Good Word is coming to the Historic Westside! 👀✨ This afternoon, we celebrated the groundbreaking of The Good Word Social Club, a new gathering spot designed to bring dining, entertainment and community programming together in one welcoming space. 💫 The Good Word Social Club is being built by Cherry Development adjacent to the new shareWESTSIDE apartments on the corner of D and Jefferson Streets. The Good Word will reflect the neighborhood’s unique character while supporting small businesses and community connections. 🏙️ 🤝 Check out photos from the groundbreaking, and get a glimpse of what it will look like through the renderings! 🖼️
Big news for the West Side 🚧🌿 The next phase of the Ninth Avenue redesign is officially happening — bringing a new “super sidewalk” to Hell’s Kitchen and transforming the corridor from West 34th Street to West 50th Street into a safer, greener, more people-centered street. This has been a long time coming. After delivering Phase 1, we worked alongside Community Board 4 to push the City to move forward — and now it’s happening. Here’s what’s coming: 🚶‍♂️ 9 feet of new pedestrian space 🚲 A wider, protected bike lane (nearly doubling in size) 🚌 A red-painted, enforced bus lane for faster service 🛑 New pedestrian safety islands at key intersections And the need is real: 37 people were killed or seriously injured on this stretch in just the past few years. Construction is already underway and will continue through the summer. This is about reimagining Ninth Avenue for the people who actually use it every day — and making our streets safer, more livable, and more vibrant. More info: nyc.gov/9th-ave-redesign Let’s keep building a better West Side 💪
Big news for the West Side 🚧🌿 The next phase of the Ninth Avenue redesign is officially happening — bringing a new “super sidewalk” to Hell’s Kitchen and transforming the corridor from West 34th Street to West 50th Street into a safer, greener, more people-centered street. This has been a long time coming. After delivering Phase 1, we worked alongside Community Board 4 to push the City to move forward — and now it’s happening. Here’s what’s coming: 🚶‍♂️ 9 feet of new pedestrian space 🚲 A wider, protected bike lane (nearly doubling in size) 🚌 A red-painted, enforced bus lane for faster service 🛑 New pedestrian safety islands at key intersections And the need is real: 37 people were killed or seriously injured on this stretch in just the past few years. Construction is already underway and will continue through the summer. This is about reimagining Ninth Avenue for the people who actually use it every day — and making our streets safer, more livable, and more vibrant. More info: nyc.gov/9th-ave-redesign Let’s keep building a better West Side 💪
🚨 SOUTH SIDE SHOCKER: The historic Dempsey Travis Realty building (840 E 87th St) got saved in 2022 by Black real estate owner Tuwanna Dennis’s Dior Real Estate Group & 840 Impact… but 4 years later? STILL VACANT! 😲🏛️ Civil rights real estate legend preserved on paper—yet empty IRL. Renovation stalled? Waiting for the right tenants? Drop the tea below! POLL: What’s next for vacant South Side gems like this? 1️⃣ Black developers flip to co-working/community hubs 2️⃣ Affordable housing/apartments 3️⃣ Retail/restaurants to revive the block 4️⃣ Leave it historic—don’t touch! Vote 1-4 in comments, tag a Chicago realtor with vision, duet/save/share if you’re ready to see these spots LIVE again! 👇🔥 #SouthSideRevival #VacantChicago #SouthSideChicago #DempseyTravis #DiorRealty
🚨 SOUTH SIDE SHOCKER: The historic Dempsey Travis Realty building (840 E 87th St) got saved in 2022 by Black real estate owner Tuwanna Dennis’s Dior Real Estate Group & 840 Impact… but 4 years later? STILL VACANT! 😲🏛️ Civil rights real estate legend preserved on paper—yet empty IRL. Renovation stalled? Waiting for the right tenants? Drop the tea below! POLL: What’s next for vacant South Side gems like this? 1️⃣ Black developers flip to co-working/community hubs 2️⃣ Affordable housing/apartments 3️⃣ Retail/restaurants to revive the block 4️⃣ Leave it historic—don’t touch! Vote 1-4 in comments, tag a Chicago realtor with vision, duet/save/share if you’re ready to see these spots LIVE again! 👇🔥 #SouthSideRevival #VacantChicago #SouthSideChicago #DempseyTravis #DiorRealty
I attended a wonderful event last night supporting one of the best art fairs in the country — right here in my beloved neighborhood of Old Town. Old Town is more than just another Chicago neighborhood. It’s a true community. It’s a place where people give back — not just to the neighborhood, but to other communities across the city. It’s a place where you know that within a couple doors of your home, there’s a neighbor who would help you with just about anything. And you know it’s special because once people move into Old Town… they almost never leave. At gatherings like these, you hear stories of all the different homes people have lived in throughout the neighborhood over the years — moving from one block to another, one street to the next — but rarely leaving the community itself. Last night we also honored an incredible woman who has given so much to this neighborhood over the years, Vi Daley. Old Town is lucky to have had her… and that legacy will live on.
I attended a wonderful event last night supporting one of the best art fairs in the country — right here in my beloved neighborhood of Old Town. Old Town is more than just another Chicago neighborhood. It’s a true community. It’s a place where people give back — not just to the neighborhood, but to other communities across the city. It’s a place where you know that within a couple doors of your home, there’s a neighbor who would help you with just about anything. And you know it’s special because once people move into Old Town… they almost never leave. At gatherings like these, you hear stories of all the different homes people have lived in throughout the neighborhood over the years — moving from one block to another, one street to the next — but rarely leaving the community itself. Last night we also honored an incredible woman who has given so much to this neighborhood over the years, Vi Daley. Old Town is lucky to have had her… and that legacy will live on.
Big things are happening on Calder Way! We’re updating the utilities beneath the streets - water, gas, and sewer lines — because the infrastructure under your feet is over 100 years old. These improvements are part of a plan to make downtown safer, more reliable, and easier to enjoy. It might look a little messy today, but the long-term vision for Calder Way is bright – improved lighting, stamped pavement, and a dedicated bike lane will transform it into a beautiful shared corridor everyone can enjoy. Construction today means a brighter, more welcoming downtown tomorrow. Do Something Constructive. Visit downtown.
Big things are happening on Calder Way! We’re updating the utilities beneath the streets - water, gas, and sewer lines — because the infrastructure under your feet is over 100 years old. These improvements are part of a plan to make downtown safer, more reliable, and easier to enjoy. It might look a little messy today, but the long-term vision for Calder Way is bright – improved lighting, stamped pavement, and a dedicated bike lane will transform it into a beautiful shared corridor everyone can enjoy. Construction today means a brighter, more welcoming downtown tomorrow. Do Something Constructive. Visit downtown.
Celebrating 150 years of Hayward! 🎉 The community came together at City Hall Plaza to celebrate this special milestone, and it was great seeing so many familiar faces while also meeting new ones along the way. Events like this remind me how strong and connected our city really is. There was plenty of entertainment, activities for families and kids, and just an overall great vibe celebrating the history and future of Hayward. And if you’re out exploring the city, make sure to stop by the @haywardareahistory . There’s currently an art show running now through June 12th, and I’m honored to have my artwork included and on display as part of the exhibit celebrating Haywards 150th Anniversary 🎨 Make sure to check it out and support the arts in our community! You can visit at: 📍 22380 Foothill Blvd, Hayward, CA 94541 🕒 Hours: Thursday – Saturday 11 AM – 3 PM It’s always special seeing local history and art come together in one place. If you’re in the area, swing by and take a look! 🙌 #Hayward150 #HaywardCA #HaywardArts #SupportLocalArt #HaywardHistoricalSociety LocalArtists EastBayArts ArtInTheCommunity
Celebrating 150 years of Hayward! 🎉 The community came together at City Hall Plaza to celebrate this special milestone, and it was great seeing so many familiar faces while also meeting new ones along the way. Events like this remind me how strong and connected our city really is. There was plenty of entertainment, activities for families and kids, and just an overall great vibe celebrating the history and future of Hayward. And if you’re out exploring the city, make sure to stop by the @haywardareahistory . There’s currently an art show running now through June 12th, and I’m honored to have my artwork included and on display as part of the exhibit celebrating Haywards 150th Anniversary 🎨 Make sure to check it out and support the arts in our community! You can visit at: 📍 22380 Foothill Blvd, Hayward, CA 94541 🕒 Hours: Thursday – Saturday 11 AM – 3 PM It’s always special seeing local history and art come together in one place. If you’re in the area, swing by and take a look! 🙌 #Hayward150 #HaywardCA #HaywardArts #SupportLocalArt #HaywardHistoricalSociety LocalArtists EastBayArts ArtInTheCommunity
We loved our time volunteering together with @dorotusa! Please help us grow this program in Murray Hill- sign up to volunteer AND send us a message if you are or know of an older adult nearby who would benefit from friendly visits and more connection with neighbors! 💛 #murrayhillneighborhoodassociation #murrayhillnyc #dorot #newyorkneighborhoods #neighborshelpingneighbors
We loved our time volunteering together with @dorotusa! Please help us grow this program in Murray Hill- sign up to volunteer AND send us a message if you are or know of an older adult nearby who would benefit from friendly visits and more connection with neighbors! 💛 #murrayhillneighborhoodassociation #murrayhillnyc #dorot #newyorkneighborhoods #neighborshelpingneighbors
Growing up I often heard the slogan “Bed-Stuy, Do or Die” associated with the rougher edges of the 1980s. But looking back, that phrase was actually a call to action for community organization. The groups mentioned in this video are legendary, but they are just examples of a much larger ecosystem. Countless block associations, religious groups, and local activists did the heavy lifting during the decades of hardship in Bed-Stuy. If this interests you, and you’d like to learn more about these organizations comment“‼️” #bedstuy #bedstuydoordie #nychistory
Growing up I often heard the slogan “Bed-Stuy, Do or Die” associated with the rougher edges of the 1980s. But looking back, that phrase was actually a call to action for community organization. The groups mentioned in this video are legendary, but they are just examples of a much larger ecosystem. Countless block associations, religious groups, and local activists did the heavy lifting during the decades of hardship in Bed-Stuy. If this interests you, and you’d like to learn more about these organizations comment“‼️” #bedstuy #bedstuydoordie #nychistory
Did you know this unassuming building at 41-05 Newtown Road is one of the oldest political clubs in the country? Its roots go back over a century, with mentions dating as far back as days of Mayor Seth Low. While much of the neighborhood has changed, the club’s building still shows architectural details from the early 1900s. It’s named after Chief Powhatan (Wahunsenacawh), the father of Pocahontas a nod to deep American history and heritage. For over 120+ years, the Powhatan & Pocahontas Democratic Club has been a hub for civic engagement in Astoria organizing meetings, voter registration, and community events all across the neighborhood. We read that The Powhatan Democratic Club was the home base for Congressman James J. Delaney who served as our Representative from January, 1949 through December, 1978 - he also resided in the neighborhood. According to a February, 1975 New York Times article the building was purchased by the Congressman’s father (himself politically involved) for $2500.00 in 1908. Do you know more about Astorias building history? Let us know #Astoria #Queens #HistoricQueens #AstoriaArchitecture #NYC
Did you know this unassuming building at 41-05 Newtown Road is one of the oldest political clubs in the country? Its roots go back over a century, with mentions dating as far back as days of Mayor Seth Low. While much of the neighborhood has changed, the club’s building still shows architectural details from the early 1900s. It’s named after Chief Powhatan (Wahunsenacawh), the father of Pocahontas a nod to deep American history and heritage. For over 120+ years, the Powhatan & Pocahontas Democratic Club has been a hub for civic engagement in Astoria organizing meetings, voter registration, and community events all across the neighborhood. We read that The Powhatan Democratic Club was the home base for Congressman James J. Delaney who served as our Representative from January, 1949 through December, 1978 - he also resided in the neighborhood. According to a February, 1975 New York Times article the building was purchased by the Congressman’s father (himself politically involved) for $2500.00 in 1908. Do you know more about Astorias building history? Let us know #Astoria #Queens #HistoricQueens #AstoriaArchitecture #NYC
Big news for the West Side 🚧🌿 The next phase of the Ninth Avenue redesign is officially happening — bringing a new “super sidewalk” to Hell’s Kitchen and transforming the corridor from West 34th Street to West 50th Street into a safer, greener, more people-centered street. This has been a long time coming. After delivering Phase 1, we worked alongside Community Board 4 to push the City to move forward — and now it’s happening. Here’s what’s coming: 🚶‍♂️ 9 feet of new pedestrian space 🚲 A wider, protected bike lane (nearly doubling in size) 🚌 A red-painted, enforced bus lane for faster service 🛑 New pedestrian safety islands at key intersections And the need is real: 37 people were killed or seriously injured on this stretch in just the past few years. Construction is already underway and will continue through the summer. This is about reimagining Ninth Avenue for the people who actually use it every day — and making our streets safer, more livable, and more vibrant. More info: nyc.gov/9th-ave-redesign Let’s keep building a better West Side 💪
Big news for the West Side 🚧🌿 The next phase of the Ninth Avenue redesign is officially happening — bringing a new “super sidewalk” to Hell’s Kitchen and transforming the corridor from West 34th Street to West 50th Street into a safer, greener, more people-centered street. This has been a long time coming. After delivering Phase 1, we worked alongside Community Board 4 to push the City to move forward — and now it’s happening. Here’s what’s coming: 🚶‍♂️ 9 feet of new pedestrian space 🚲 A wider, protected bike lane (nearly doubling in size) 🚌 A red-painted, enforced bus lane for faster service 🛑 New pedestrian safety islands at key intersections And the need is real: 37 people were killed or seriously injured on this stretch in just the past few years. Construction is already underway and will continue through the summer. This is about reimagining Ninth Avenue for the people who actually use it every day — and making our streets safer, more livable, and more vibrant. More info: nyc.gov/9th-ave-redesign Let’s keep building a better West Side 💪
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