A moderate aerobics class.

Certified Instructor: Paula Pacini

8 weeks: March 18, 25; April 8, 15, 22, 29 & May 13, 20 (Skipping April 1 and May 6)

Mondays at 5:15; Each class is 50-60 minutes

Bring light weights if you have them and bring your own water.

Eastwood Baptist Church, Titus Hall, 3212 James St.. (Homecroft Rd. side entrance)

Cost (for the whole 8-week series): $20 for ENA members. $30 for non-members includes registration and individual lifetime membership.

Questions? Call Sue @ 315.437.5087

Register online in advance or in-person on the first day with cash or a check payable to ENA. Class is through the light green door facing Homecroft.

Learn about Edible Flowers from Master Gardener student, Lynne Romeiser Logan

Please RSVP to eastwoodgarden@yahoo.com

ENA is proud to offer two $1,000 scholarships for graduating high school seniors who live in the 13206 zip code. Applications are due by 5 PM on April 30. Learn more at www.eastwoodneighbor.com/scholarships

Learn about Composting from Master Gardener Nancy Stewart

Please RSVP to eastwoodgarden@yahoo.com

ENA is partnering with Syracuse Parks & Rec to offer skills clinics for beginning skateboarders ages 8-13 on the second Saturday of each month, May - September. Dates: May 11, June 8, July 13, August 10, and September 14; 9:00AM – 11:00AM.

Come join us at the East Woods Skate Plaza for open skateboarding skills clinics on the second Saturday of each month. All skill levels are welcome. Skateboards available to borrow if needed. Padding encouraged.

You’ll need to sign up in advance at the Syracuse Parks Department’s recdesk page. Signups will be available in April.

A moderate aerobics class.

Certified Instructor: Paula Pacini

8 weeks: March 18, 25; April 8, 15, 22, 29 & May 13, 20 (Skipping April 1 and May 6)

Mondays at 5:15; Each class is 50-60 minutes

Bring light weights if you have them and bring your own water.

Eastwood Baptist Church, Titus Hall, 3212 James St.. (Homecroft Rd. side entrance)

Cost (for the whole 8-week series): $20 for ENA members. $30 for non-members includes registration and individual lifetime membership.

Questions? Call Sue @ 315.437.5087

Register online in advance or in-person on the first day with cash or a check payable to ENA. Class is through the light green door facing Homecroft.

Learn about Herbs from Master Gardener student, Joan Arno

Please RSVP to eastwoodgarden@yahoo.com

A moderate aerobics class.

Certified Instructor: Paula Pacini

8 weeks: March 18, 25; April 8, 15, 22, 29 & May 13, 20 (Skipping April 1 and May 6)

Mondays at 5:15; Each class is 50-60 minutes

Bring light weights if you have them and bring your own water.

Eastwood Baptist Church, Titus Hall, 3212 James St.. (Homecroft Rd. side entrance)

Cost (for the whole 8-week series): $20 for ENA members. $30 for non-members includes registration and individual lifetime membership.

Questions? Call Sue @ 315.437.5087

Register online in advance or in-person on the first day with cash or a check payable to ENA. Class is through the light green door facing Homecroft.

Parade starts at 9:00 AM at the corner of Nichols and James Street and ends at Greenway Veterans' Memorial Park (2309 James St) with a Veterans' Memorial Ceremony. Bring your lawn chairs and set up anywhere along James Street to enjoy the parade!

If you have a group that wants to march or drive a float in the parade, register here

If you can volunteer to help with traffic control and earn a cool Eastwood t-shirt, sign up here

If you can, please consider donating to offset the cost of Syracuse Police traffic control. Learn more at eastwoodneighbor.com/memorialday

The Eastwood sector of Tomorrow's Neighborhoods Today (TNT) meets on the 4th Monday of each month in the cafeteria at Huntington Elementary School. Learn more on their website.

TNT stands for Tomorrow’s Neighborhoods Today, a forward-looking collaboration that brings together many different neighborhood stakeholders to make each neighborhood in Syracuse a better place to live. TNT is a 501c3 Charitable organization that is directed by a 16 member Board of Directors. The Board is comprised of 2 Board members from each Neighborhood sector. TNT is organized into eight geographic areas called sectors. Each sector is facilitated by volunteers elected from within the community and supported by the TNT staff.

TNT provides neighborhood stakeholders a platform to participate in pertinent discussions and decision making processes. Neighborhood stakeholders consist of: residents, businesses, schools, religious organizations, elected officials, agencies, and representatives of City departments including: Park & Recreation, Public Works, Neighborhood and Business Development, Code Enforcement, the Police, etc.

Each TNT sector meets regularly to address issues of concern, celebrate successes, work on long-term plans for their sector, vote on community building projects and establish Task Forces to address specific areas of concern. Please visit the calendar to see the schedule of TNT meetings.

TNT sector groups comprises individuals, residents, professionals and officials who recognize and understand the varied aspects of each unique neighborhood within Syracuse. Using respectful dialogue, we work together to identify key issues, and problem solve by means of our network of resources.

TNT identifies and builds upon community assets, and develops workable plans and priorities for our neighborhoods. The plans direct resources in the most important areas in the most cost-effective ways. This process strengthens the democracy that is critical for a healthy city, improves the quality of life in our city, and builds the capacity for our city to solve problems and create a desirable future.

Help us celebrate the start of Pride Month and show what an inclusive and loving neighborhood Eastwood is. Pride flag raising at Greenway Memorial Park at 2:00 PM. Free ice cream afterwards sponsored by Fifth District Common Councilor Jimmy Monto.

ENA is partnering with Syracuse Parks & Rec to offer skills clinics for beginning skateboarders ages 8-13 on the second Saturday of each month, May - September. Dates: May 11, June 8, July 13, August 10, and September 14; 9:00AM – 11:00AM.

Come join us at the East Woods Skate Plaza for open skateboarding skills clinics on the second Saturday of each month. All skill levels are welcome. Skateboards available to borrow if needed. Padding encouraged.

You’ll need to sign up in advance at the Syracuse Parks Department’s recdesk page. Signups will be available in April.

The Eastwood sector of Tomorrow's Neighborhoods Today (TNT) meets on the 4th Monday of each month in the cafeteria at Huntington Elementary School. Learn more on their website.

TNT stands for Tomorrow’s Neighborhoods Today, a forward-looking collaboration that brings together many different neighborhood stakeholders to make each neighborhood in Syracuse a better place to live. TNT is a 501c3 Charitable organization that is directed by a 16 member Board of Directors. The Board is comprised of 2 Board members from each Neighborhood sector. TNT is organized into eight geographic areas called sectors. Each sector is facilitated by volunteers elected from within the community and supported by the TNT staff.

TNT provides neighborhood stakeholders a platform to participate in pertinent discussions and decision making processes. Neighborhood stakeholders consist of: residents, businesses, schools, religious organizations, elected officials, agencies, and representatives of City departments including: Park & Recreation, Public Works, Neighborhood and Business Development, Code Enforcement, the Police, etc.

Each TNT sector meets regularly to address issues of concern, celebrate successes, work on long-term plans for their sector, vote on community building projects and establish Task Forces to address specific areas of concern. Please visit the calendar to see the schedule of TNT meetings.

TNT sector groups comprises individuals, residents, professionals and officials who recognize and understand the varied aspects of each unique neighborhood within Syracuse. Using respectful dialogue, we work together to identify key issues, and problem solve by means of our network of resources.

TNT identifies and builds upon community assets, and develops workable plans and priorities for our neighborhoods. The plans direct resources in the most important areas in the most cost-effective ways. This process strengthens the democracy that is critical for a healthy city, improves the quality of life in our city, and builds the capacity for our city to solve problems and create a desirable future.

ENA is partnering with Syracuse Parks & Rec to offer skills clinics for beginning skateboarders ages 8-13 on the second Saturday of each month, May - September. Dates: May 11, June 8, July 13, August 10, and September 14; 9:00AM – 11:00AM.

Come join us at the East Woods Skate Plaza for open skateboarding skills clinics on the second Saturday of each month. All skill levels are welcome. Skateboards available to borrow if needed. Padding encouraged.

You’ll need to sign up in advance at the Syracuse Parks Department’s recdesk page. Signups will be available in April.

Stay Tuned for Details about the 2nd Annual Eastwood Home & Garden Tour

Interested in Event Sponsorship opportunities, purchasing an ad in the program, helping plan the event, or putting your home on the tour? Contact info@eastwoodneighbor.com.

The Eastwood sector of Tomorrow's Neighborhoods Today (TNT) meets on the 4th Monday of each month in the cafeteria at Huntington Elementary School. Learn more on their website.

TNT stands for Tomorrow’s Neighborhoods Today, a forward-looking collaboration that brings together many different neighborhood stakeholders to make each neighborhood in Syracuse a better place to live. TNT is a 501c3 Charitable organization that is directed by a 16 member Board of Directors. The Board is comprised of 2 Board members from each Neighborhood sector. TNT is organized into eight geographic areas called sectors. Each sector is facilitated by volunteers elected from within the community and supported by the TNT staff.

TNT provides neighborhood stakeholders a platform to participate in pertinent discussions and decision making processes. Neighborhood stakeholders consist of: residents, businesses, schools, religious organizations, elected officials, agencies, and representatives of City departments including: Park & Recreation, Public Works, Neighborhood and Business Development, Code Enforcement, the Police, etc.

Each TNT sector meets regularly to address issues of concern, celebrate successes, work on long-term plans for their sector, vote on community building projects and establish Task Forces to address specific areas of concern. Please visit the calendar to see the schedule of TNT meetings.

TNT sector groups comprises individuals, residents, professionals and officials who recognize and understand the varied aspects of each unique neighborhood within Syracuse. Using respectful dialogue, we work together to identify key issues, and problem solve by means of our network of resources.

TNT identifies and builds upon community assets, and develops workable plans and priorities for our neighborhoods. The plans direct resources in the most important areas in the most cost-effective ways. This process strengthens the democracy that is critical for a healthy city, improves the quality of life in our city, and builds the capacity for our city to solve problems and create a desirable future.

Enjoy some great shopping! Vendors will be selling hand crafted items, antiques/vintage items, garage sale goodies, handmade jewelry, clothing, great food, repurposed furniture, pet items, household décor and so much more! Plenty of free parking! 100 Eastwood Road 13206

More info posted as the event gets closer on the Market Day Facebook Page

ENA is partnering with Syracuse Parks & Rec to offer skills clinics for beginning skateboarders ages 8-13 on the second Saturday of each month, May - September. Dates: May 11, June 8, July 13, August 10, and September 14; 9:00AM – 11:00AM.

Come join us at the East Woods Skate Plaza for open skateboarding skills clinics on the second Saturday of each month. All skill levels are welcome. Skateboards available to borrow if needed. Padding encouraged.

You’ll need to sign up in advance at the Syracuse Parks Department’s recdesk page. Signups will be available in April.

The Eastwood sector of Tomorrow's Neighborhoods Today (TNT) meets on the 4th Monday of each month in the cafeteria at Huntington Elementary School. Learn more on their website.

TNT stands for Tomorrow’s Neighborhoods Today, a forward-looking collaboration that brings together many different neighborhood stakeholders to make each neighborhood in Syracuse a better place to live. TNT is a 501c3 Charitable organization that is directed by a 16 member Board of Directors. The Board is comprised of 2 Board members from each Neighborhood sector. TNT is organized into eight geographic areas called sectors. Each sector is facilitated by volunteers elected from within the community and supported by the TNT staff.

TNT provides neighborhood stakeholders a platform to participate in pertinent discussions and decision making processes. Neighborhood stakeholders consist of: residents, businesses, schools, religious organizations, elected officials, agencies, and representatives of City departments including: Park & Recreation, Public Works, Neighborhood and Business Development, Code Enforcement, the Police, etc.

Each TNT sector meets regularly to address issues of concern, celebrate successes, work on long-term plans for their sector, vote on community building projects and establish Task Forces to address specific areas of concern. Please visit the calendar to see the schedule of TNT meetings.

TNT sector groups comprises individuals, residents, professionals and officials who recognize and understand the varied aspects of each unique neighborhood within Syracuse. Using respectful dialogue, we work together to identify key issues, and problem solve by means of our network of resources.

TNT identifies and builds upon community assets, and develops workable plans and priorities for our neighborhoods. The plans direct resources in the most important areas in the most cost-effective ways. This process strengthens the democracy that is critical for a healthy city, improves the quality of life in our city, and builds the capacity for our city to solve problems and create a desirable future.

ENA is partnering with Syracuse Parks & Rec to offer skills clinics for beginning skateboarders ages 8-13 on the second Saturday of each month, May - September. Dates: May 11, June 8, July 13, August 10, and September 14; 9:00AM – 11:00AM.

Come join us at the East Woods Skate Plaza for open skateboarding skills clinics on the second Saturday of each month. All skill levels are welcome. Skateboards available to borrow if needed. Padding encouraged.

You’ll need to sign up in advance at the Syracuse Parks Department’s recdesk page. Signups will be available in April.

The Eastwood sector of Tomorrow's Neighborhoods Today (TNT) meets on the 4th Monday of each month in the cafeteria at Huntington Elementary School. Learn more on their website.

TNT stands for Tomorrow’s Neighborhoods Today, a forward-looking collaboration that brings together many different neighborhood stakeholders to make each neighborhood in Syracuse a better place to live. TNT is a 501c3 Charitable organization that is directed by a 16 member Board of Directors. The Board is comprised of 2 Board members from each Neighborhood sector. TNT is organized into eight geographic areas called sectors. Each sector is facilitated by volunteers elected from within the community and supported by the TNT staff.

TNT provides neighborhood stakeholders a platform to participate in pertinent discussions and decision making processes. Neighborhood stakeholders consist of: residents, businesses, schools, religious organizations, elected officials, agencies, and representatives of City departments including: Park & Recreation, Public Works, Neighborhood and Business Development, Code Enforcement, the Police, etc.

Each TNT sector meets regularly to address issues of concern, celebrate successes, work on long-term plans for their sector, vote on community building projects and establish Task Forces to address specific areas of concern. Please visit the calendar to see the schedule of TNT meetings.

TNT sector groups comprises individuals, residents, professionals and officials who recognize and understand the varied aspects of each unique neighborhood within Syracuse. Using respectful dialogue, we work together to identify key issues, and problem solve by means of our network of resources.

TNT identifies and builds upon community assets, and develops workable plans and priorities for our neighborhoods. The plans direct resources in the most important areas in the most cost-effective ways. This process strengthens the democracy that is critical for a healthy city, improves the quality of life in our city, and builds the capacity for our city to solve problems and create a desirable future.

Stay tuned for more details!

5 mile road race through the Eastwood neighborhood of Syracuse. Final race of Syrathon 2023!

Hosted by the Eastwood Neighborhood Association (ENA). Race proceeds support the work of ENA.

More info: eastwoodrun.com

The Eastwood sector of Tomorrow's Neighborhoods Today (TNT) meets on the 4th Monday of each month in the cafeteria at Huntington Elementary School. Learn more on their website.

TNT stands for Tomorrow’s Neighborhoods Today, a forward-looking collaboration that brings together many different neighborhood stakeholders to make each neighborhood in Syracuse a better place to live. TNT is a 501c3 Charitable organization that is directed by a 16 member Board of Directors. The Board is comprised of 2 Board members from each Neighborhood sector. TNT is organized into eight geographic areas called sectors. Each sector is facilitated by volunteers elected from within the community and supported by the TNT staff.

TNT provides neighborhood stakeholders a platform to participate in pertinent discussions and decision making processes. Neighborhood stakeholders consist of: residents, businesses, schools, religious organizations, elected officials, agencies, and representatives of City departments including: Park & Recreation, Public Works, Neighborhood and Business Development, Code Enforcement, the Police, etc.

Each TNT sector meets regularly to address issues of concern, celebrate successes, work on long-term plans for their sector, vote on community building projects and establish Task Forces to address specific areas of concern. Please visit the calendar to see the schedule of TNT meetings.

TNT sector groups comprises individuals, residents, professionals and officials who recognize and understand the varied aspects of each unique neighborhood within Syracuse. Using respectful dialogue, we work together to identify key issues, and problem solve by means of our network of resources.

TNT identifies and builds upon community assets, and develops workable plans and priorities for our neighborhoods. The plans direct resources in the most important areas in the most cost-effective ways. This process strengthens the democracy that is critical for a healthy city, improves the quality of life in our city, and builds the capacity for our city to solve problems and create a desirable future.

ENA’s annual meeting is open to all members. Not a member yet? Join here.

• ENA Members vote for the winners of the Curb Appeal contest

• ENA Members elect the board of directors

• Leadership reports on the past year’s programming, upcoming events, and ENA’s finances

• Silent Auction (cash, check, or Venmo accepted) & 50/50 Raffle

• Food sold by Eastwood businesses - Kofta Burger and Curd Nerd

• Commemoration of ENA’s 20th Anniversary

• Guest Speakers

Guest Speakers Beth Crawford & David Rudd will speak on the Arts & Crafts movement’s deep roots in Central New York and its influence on the development of Eastwood, where Gustav Stickley’s first furniture factory was located. Beth Crawford is the lead designer on the ongoing restoration of Gustav Stickley’s house here in Syracuse (widely believed to be the first Arts & Crafts interior built in the U.S.) and a longtime Eastwood resident. David Rudd has owned and operated Dalton’s American Decorative Arts in Eastwood since 1980 and is a nationally respected expert on the history of Stickley and the Arts & Crafts movement.

Doors open at 6:30, program starts at 7:30.

The Eastwood sector of Tomorrow's Neighborhoods Today (TNT) meets on the 4th Monday of each month in the cafeteria at Huntington Elementary School. Learn more on their website.

TNT stands for Tomorrow’s Neighborhoods Today, a forward-looking collaboration that brings together many different neighborhood stakeholders to make each neighborhood in Syracuse a better place to live. TNT is a 501c3 Charitable organization that is directed by a 16 member Board of Directors. The Board is comprised of 2 Board members from each Neighborhood sector. TNT is organized into eight geographic areas called sectors. Each sector is facilitated by volunteers elected from within the community and supported by the TNT staff.

TNT provides neighborhood stakeholders a platform to participate in pertinent discussions and decision making processes. Neighborhood stakeholders consist of: residents, businesses, schools, religious organizations, elected officials, agencies, and representatives of City departments including: Park & Recreation, Public Works, Neighborhood and Business Development, Code Enforcement, the Police, etc.

Each TNT sector meets regularly to address issues of concern, celebrate successes, work on long-term plans for their sector, vote on community building projects and establish Task Forces to address specific areas of concern. Please visit the calendar to see the schedule of TNT meetings.

TNT sector groups comprises individuals, residents, professionals and officials who recognize and understand the varied aspects of each unique neighborhood within Syracuse. Using respectful dialogue, we work together to identify key issues, and problem solve by means of our network of resources.

TNT identifies and builds upon community assets, and develops workable plans and priorities for our neighborhoods. The plans direct resources in the most important areas in the most cost-effective ways. This process strengthens the democracy that is critical for a healthy city, improves the quality of life in our city, and builds the capacity for our city to solve problems and create a desirable future.

The Eastwood sector of Tomorrow's Neighborhoods Today (TNT) meets on the 4th Monday of each month in the cafeteria at Huntington Elementary School. Learn more on their website.

TNT stands for Tomorrow’s Neighborhoods Today, a forward-looking collaboration that brings together many different neighborhood stakeholders to make each neighborhood in Syracuse a better place to live. TNT is a 501c3 Charitable organization that is directed by a 16 member Board of Directors. The Board is comprised of 2 Board members from each Neighborhood sector. TNT is organized into eight geographic areas called sectors. Each sector is facilitated by volunteers elected from within the community and supported by the TNT staff.

TNT provides neighborhood stakeholders a platform to participate in pertinent discussions and decision making processes. Neighborhood stakeholders consist of: residents, businesses, schools, religious organizations, elected officials, agencies, and representatives of City departments including: Park & Recreation, Public Works, Neighborhood and Business Development, Code Enforcement, the Police, etc.

Each TNT sector meets regularly to address issues of concern, celebrate successes, work on long-term plans for their sector, vote on community building projects and establish Task Forces to address specific areas of concern. Please visit the calendar to see the schedule of TNT meetings.

TNT sector groups comprises individuals, residents, professionals and officials who recognize and understand the varied aspects of each unique neighborhood within Syracuse. Using respectful dialogue, we work together to identify key issues, and problem solve by means of our network of resources.

TNT identifies and builds upon community assets, and develops workable plans and priorities for our neighborhoods. The plans direct resources in the most important areas in the most cost-effective ways. This process strengthens the democracy that is critical for a healthy city, improves the quality of life in our city, and builds the capacity for our city to solve problems and create a desirable future.