Saturday, June 1, 2019
Neighbors Day will be held the first Saturday in June each year.
Who plans Neighbors Day events?
Neighbors Day is organized and hosted by the residents themselves. Plan it yourself, or get friends/neighbors to help. You can choose to keep it simple or make it complex. Just pick a location that works for you (like your house, a restaurant, or on your blocked-off street!) and start planning.
In many cases, towns have agreed to partner with citizens to provide marketing assistance and flyer/invitation printing. It’s worth asking if your town or village will help support your event.
Neighbors Day is dependent on the citizens for success!
In many cases, towns have agreed to partner with citizens to provide marketing assistance and flyer/invitation printing. It’s worth asking if your town or village will help support your event.
Neighbors Day is dependent on the citizens for success!
Who is considered a “neighbor” for a Neighbors Day celebration?
Neighbors Day is not a party for your whole town or village. The goal is to get to know the people living closest to you. That said, you can define your own neighborhood any way you like.
- Your street, block, or surrounding blocks
- Your apartment or condominium
- A floor of your apartment building
- Area surrounding your nearby school or place of worship
- Houses along your stretch of road
- The people living to your left and right
- Your local business district
What defines your neighborhood is up to YOU! Ready to get started? Here are some ideas for Neighbors Day events.
I learned all kinds of local history from the older couple who lives down the street.” 
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Everything went well and people seemed to really enjoy it! We're looking forward to an annual tradition.” It has turned into an annual tradition in our neighborhood and something we look forward to all year!” 
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Special thanks to our friends at Front Porch Forum for helping us promote this event!
