WEST END ATLANTA

Hi neighbors,

The Westview Centennial Celebration is just three weeks away! This year we are doing a lot more activities to celebrate our 100 year anniversary as a neighborhood! We are partnering with the Beltline to have a 5K run/walk in the morning, we will have a ceremony where neighbors will speak about the neighborhood, a "grill-off" featuring local businesses and neighbors, and three phenomenal house DJs spinning the entire afternoon including our own neighbor Drew of Drew's house. The entire day will take place at KIPP STRIVE Academy located on Lucile Avenue.

Don't you LOVE living in this neighborhood!

But to make this happen, we need YOU! Every year neighbors pitch in to make the cookout a success, and this year is no different.

So, how can you help? In three ways:

1) Donate money or items! No amount of $$ is too small. Having monetary donations will allow us to buy the items we need. If not, please see the list below and decide what you can bring. Please contact Scott at scottsingsbari@aol.com if you want to drop of items.

Cash Donations (checks can be made out to "Westivew Community Organization" or donate through paypal on the neighborhood website: www.westviewatlanta.com/
Hot Dogs
Chips
Bottled Water
Cans of soda
wash tubs (temporary, to fill up with ice)
2) Help with planning! As you can imagine, it takes a lot of work to make this happen. If planning something like this is your thing we need your help! If you are interested in helping here please shoot me an email: agabriel1908@yahoo.com.

3) Spread the word! Let your neighbors know about the event, and encourage them to come out. Feel free to print the attached flier.

Thanks for all your efforts!

- Ayana

I have heard there will be some rather unusual cars as part of the parade...but I can't tell you any more than that--just know I'm serious when I say Waterloo is serious about cars...

Following the parade, there is an art show at the fully restored Historic Train Depot featuring Indy 500 artwork from Waterloo Elementary Students, DeKalb Middle School Students, and DeKalb High School students. Admission is of course, free.
There will also be face painting, a bicycle rodeo and a jump house available for children.