Join the HHNA for a happy hour at 57th Fighter Group Restaurant in Chamblee. The neighborhood association will provide yummy appetizers while we mix and mingle with our neighbors. Beverages are on your own. Free for members. $5 fee for nonmembers.
We hope you can join us Saturday, December 2nd from 9 am to 10 am at the HH Train Park for the HHNA Annual Toy Drive. Please bring a new, unwrapped toy or gift card to donate for Chamblee’s Cop N Stuff program for their annual Christmas Toy Drive.
We will have donuts, coffee and hot chocolate for our neighbors to get together during the drive. If you cannot make it to the event, let us know and we will help coordinate getting your donations to the event.
This next Happy Hour will be at Atlanta Golf & Social in downtown Chamblee (5346 Peachtree Rd, Chamblee, GA 30341). Come support an exciting new local business! We’ll have an Atlanta Golf & Social simulator set up for everyone to try out. You don’t need to be a golfer to come and enjoy it.
HHNA will provide snacks and appetizers, and drinks (full bar available) are on your own. It’s a good opportunity to meet and socialize with your neighbors!
Live on Your Block is a new series of events, sponsored by the City of Chamblee in coordination with various neighborhoods. The September event will be a movie night featuring the The Super Mario Bros. movie released earlier this year and will be held in our very own Huntley Hills from 7 PM to 10 PM.
In addition to the movie, King of Pops will be available to purchase to keep you cool, popcorn and refreshments will be available and the city will provide lawn games for us to enjoy before the movie.
Due to the sunset, the movie will start around 8:00pm or 8:15pm. Mark your calendars now for a fun evening for the whole family and don’t forget chairs or a blanket to get comfortable!
Join us on Tuesday, October 3 at 7 pm for a candidate forum featuring the five candidates – Leslie Robson, Elmer Veith, Paul Stovall, Michael Braun and Ben Quackenbush – running in Chamblee for the three city council seats up for election this year.
The Forum will feature an hour of the candidates each answering a set of prepared questions, followed by an hour of audience follow up and an informal Meet & Greet where attendees can talk with the candidates individually. This event is intended for HH residents only.
Huntley Hills is excited to participate in National Night Out again to support the relationship between neighbors and law enforcement while bringing back a true sense of community.
Come join us from 6pm-7:30pm on August 1, 2023 for National Night Out at the empty lot (Plantation Ln. & Ensign Dr.) by the pool. We’ll provide food and drinks (sandwiches, chips, water, tea and desserts available). Bring your own chair or picnic set and come and enjoy this fun social event!
The Chamblee Police are expected to be there to visit and meet with our neighborhood. City of Chamblee staff are also expected to participate. So come interact with your city officials and police as well as eat some good food with your neighbors! We want to continue to foster Huntley Hills good relationship with our community as a whole.
Join your neighbors in the train park for some delicious ice cream! Bring a blanket or some chairs and we’ll have KeeKee’s Ice Cream Party truck to cool you off this summer. Please sign in to obtain your ticket for ice cream. One per person, please. We’ll see you there!
Before it really warms up this summer, join the HHNA for a happy hour at Mad Italian in Chamblee. The neighborhood association will provide yummy appetizers while we mix and mingle with our neighbors. Beverages are on your own. Free for members. $5 fee for nonmembers.
Chamblee Parks & Recreation will host the Huntley Hills Park Public Input Meeting on Tuesday, June 27 from 6 pm to 7:30 pm at Chamblee First United Methodist Church. Please join in-person or virtually to learn more about improvements at Huntley Hills Park.
This weekend, join your neighbors to spruce up our neighborhood! At the south end of the HH Train Park we are going to be tackling the kudzu that is growing on the fence. We will also do a cleanup of the three traffic circles on Longview and prune and weed the butterfly garden.
It should be a beautiful fall morning, so come out and help us keep Huntley Hills beautiful! Kids are welcome to help. Please bring clippers, shovels, rakes, knee pads, paper lawn and leaf bags, etc. Meet at the butterfly garden at the HH Train Park.
Join us on Thursday, May 25 6-7 pm to celebrate the end of the school year with hot pizza and cold drinks! We’ll be in the Huntley Hills Train Park (off Longview just before / after Admiral).
We will have a monthly yoga class on the first Sunday of each month at the Huntley Hills Train Park while the weather is nice (keeping in mind holidays and bad weather).
Bring a yoga mat and water, and wear comfortable clothes. All levels welcome! FREE for all Huntley Hills residents.
Thank you to Ashley Wolfe from Sporty Yogi who leads the session. Sporty Yogi connects people who think “yoga isn’t for them” and delivers a great work out in an accessible format.
We will have a monthly yoga class on the first Sunday of each month (August 6th was rained out so we moved this session to August 13) at the Huntley Hills Train Park while the weather is nice (keeping in mind holidays and bad weather).
Bring a yoga mat and water, and wear comfortable clothes. All levels welcome! FREE for all Huntley Hills residents.
Thank you to Ashley Wolfe from Sporty Yogi who leads the session. Sporty Yogi connects people who think “yoga isn’t for them” and delivers a great work out in an accessible format.
We will have a monthly yoga class on the first Sunday of each month at the Huntley Hills Train Park while the weather is nice (keeping in mind holidays and bad weather).
Bring a yoga mat and water, and wear comfortable clothes. All levels welcome! FREE for all Huntley Hills residents.
Thank you to Ashley Wolfe from Sporty Yogi who leads the session. Sporty Yogi connects people who think “yoga isn’t for them” and delivers a great work out in an accessible format.
This spring and summer we have held a yoga session every first Sunday of each month at the Huntley Hills Train Park. This session on October 1 is the last for 2023 so it you’re been thinking about coming out, this is your last chance!
Bring a yoga mat and water, and wear comfortable clothes. All levels welcome! FREE for all Huntley Hills residents.
Thank you to Ashley Wolfe from Sporty Yogi who leads the session. Sporty Yogi connects people who think “yoga isn’t for them” and delivers a great work out in an accessible format.