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A Fresh Look, A Familiar Face
We’re excited to announce the debut of Carnegie Hill Neighbors’ new logo, unveiled last week at our Spring Benefit—featuring two complementary iterations: the door and the transom.
Our image is inspired by a door from Goat Hill, the historic row of townhouses (129-143 East 95th Street) designed by Frank Wennemer in 1890. With its unique history, notable residents, architectural treasures, and recollections of kinship and pride among neighbors, this block embodies the essence of Carnegie Hill.
Just as a transom over a door allows natural light to flood a space, we celebrate not only the architectural beauty of our historic surroundings but also our commitment to creating an environment where every resident feels informed, included, and inspired.
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Thank you to everyone who joined us for our Annual Spring Benefit last week! It was a wonderful evening filled with conversation, connection, and community spirit.
We were proud to honor longtime neighborhood advocate and long time CHN President, Lo van der Valk, with Dan Garodnick, Chair of the New York City Planning Commission, presenting him with a special award in recognition of his decades of service.
A special thank you to our incredible co-chairs—Punch Hutton, Kelly Milam, and Natalia Torres - for making this year’s Spring Benefit truly unforgettable. We’re also so grateful to our wonderful volunteers, whose energy and support added so much to the evening.
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Last week, we also unveiled our Spring Benefit merchandise collection, debuting the new Carnegie Hill Neighbors logo. If you missed it, don’t worry—it’s now available online!
A highlight of the collection is our brand-new Carnegie Hill Coloring Book—a 35-page illustrated journey celebrating the neighborhood’s iconic landmarks, cherished local businesses, and historic blocks.
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Brick Church
All-Church Picnic and Strawberry Festival
E 92nd street between Madison Ave and Park Ave
May 18, 2025, 12:15 PM – 2:00 PM
Join Brick Church for a day filled with live music, scrumptious food, exciting kids' activities, and joyful conversations with friends and neighbors. Come rain or shine, this beloved spring tradition awaits you.
Register here.
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Spring Bazaar
Russian Orthodox Church Outside of Russia
75 East 93rd Street
May 18, 2025, 1:00–4:00 PM
Join ROCOR for a vibrant Spring Bazaar featuring handmade crafts, books, jewelry, art, delicious food, raffles, and guided tours of this historic church. A unique opportunity to experience culture, community, and tradition.
Call 212-534-1601 for more information.
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Diller-Quaile School of Music
Spring Concert
24 E 95th St, New York, NY
May 19, 2025, 7:00 PM
Celebrate an evening of music at the Spring Instrumental and Vocal Ensembles Concert on Monday, May 19, 2025, at 7:00 PM
Learn More
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Virtual Rat Academy
This free two-hour course is open to anyone who wants to learn about rat management.
Virtual Rat Academy
Virtual Rat Academy for Community Gardeners
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NYC Small Business Month Expo
May 29, 2025 | 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Center 415, 415 5th Avenue, Manhattan
Small business owners of all stages, industries, and boroughs will be able to access free services from 100+ city programs, agencies, and partners in one place.
Register here.
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Support Our Work
Your donation to Carnegie Hill Neighbors helps preserve the character, safety, and beauty of our beloved neighborhood. Every contribution supports our mission to protect historic landmarks, care for our trees, and build community on the Upper East Side.
Thank you for your generosity.
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Community Resources
For Members
CHN office - Free notary services (as available), e-recycling small electronics (phones, cords, mice, disks, etc.)
Email info@chneighbors.org for more information
Volunteer with CHN
Help with occasional mailings, garden clean ups, and sidewalk clean ups. Grab a friend, a coffee, and come over. Email info@chneighbors.org or call the office to be added to our volunteer list.
Quality of Life Concerns
Email info@chneighbors.org and call 3-1-1 to report an issue. Download the 3-1-1 app as well.
Local Police, Fire and Elected Officials
19th Precinct: (212) 452-0600 or click here for the website
23rd Precinct: (212) 860-6411 or click here for the website
FDNY Engine 22/Ladder 13/Battalion 10 - 159 East 85th Street
City Council Members
District 4 - Keith Powers: kpowers@council.nyc.gov or 212.818.0580
District 5 - Julie Menin: jmenin@council.nyc.gov or 212.860.1950
US Representative
Jerry Nadler - 212.367.7350
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