Upcoming Events

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All events are located at the Uhills Community Center, unless noted

Wednesday, 3/1 - Monday, 5/1: 2023 Uhills Photo Contest

Saturday, 3/4, 3/18, 9-11:30am: CRV Recycling

Tuesday, 3/7, 9am-3pm: UCI Health Blood Drive WE NEED 50 APPOINTMENTS ASAP

Saturday, 3/11, 6-9pm: Teen Night (bring a friend)

Sunday, 3/12, 3pm, Irvine Barclay Theatre: Alisa Weilerstein, Cello

Save the Date

Saturday, 4/8, 9:30am-11:30am: Spring Fling

Saturday, 4/15, 9am - 1pm: Rummage Sale (Sellers RSVP to [email protected])

Saturday, 5/6: Uhills Earth Day Celebration

Thursday, 5/18: Let's Talk Earthquake Preparedness

General (see below)

• Miss the Volunteer Fair? You can still volunteer! Email [email protected]
• Rummage Sale Sellers: please register by emailing [email protected]
• Be Prepared: Know Your Evacuation Zone
• New StoryWalk Book: The Curious Garden
• How to co-exist with coyotes this spring
• UCI Book Drive accepting books through 3/31
• Annual Maintenance Calendar is up on Uhills.org
• Read UCI Health Live Well blog

MARCH 1 - MAY 1, 2023

2 THEMES:

• PORTRAITS
• LIVING IN UHILLS

2 CATEGORIES:

• ADULTS
• YOUTH

SEND 3 PHOTOS MAXIMUM TO: [email protected]

Please NAME your photos in this format: your name_theme_category

Example: SandrineBiziaux_macrophotography_adults

Click here for CRV Recycling instructions and details!

We Need 50 Appointments for the Bloodmobile by this evening. If we do not get the minimum number of blood givers, the UCI Bloodmobile will need to cancel the drive. University Hills residents have been very generous participants in the Blood Drives in the past. We call on all Uhills residents now to step forward to give blood. Thank you!

— Participants receive gift card for In-N-Out, Starbucks or Target —

Irvine Barclay Theatre Presents

20% Discount for Uhills Residents

For tickets, click on the photo below

Miss the Volunteer Fair? Still Want to Volunteer in Uhills?

 A big THANK YOU to all who attended the Volunteer Fair and signed up to volunteer. We look forward to making the Volunteer Fair an annual event. If you missed the Fair and would like to volunteer in University Hills, we want you!

Please email Jason Danough at [email protected]

Attention Sellers: There are approximately 32 spaces in the parking lot. The spaces will be assigned on a first-come, first-served basis according to when you RSVP to [email protected].

Be Prepared: Know Your Evacuation Zone

Last year, at National Night Out, the UCI Emergency Management (EM) Department presented the newly established evacuation zones for University Hills and provided resources and education to residents on evacuation procedures through the Know Your Zone campaign. The campaign focuses on the importance of knowing what zone you are in during an emergency or evacuation to increase your preparedness and ultimately increase your chances of survival. This will also be good information to have if you plan to attend the Let's Talk Earthquake Preparedness, scheduled to be presented by UCI Emergency Management on May 18. Identify your zone on the map below:

UCI Emergency Management has developed evacuation signage that will be installed soon. If you would like a Know Your Zone refrigerator magnet that corresponds to the zone you live in, please visit the Irvine Campus Housing Authority office during normal business hours. Magnets will be available by the end of the week.

New StoryWalk Book: "The Curious Garden"

Explore University Hills' March StoryWalk® book, The Curious Garden. The Uhills Entertainment Committee displays a new book the first weekend of every month. Your StoryWalk® adventure begins at the entrance to Vista Bonita Park, near Vista Bonita Dr.

How to Co-Exist With Coyotes This Spring

We’re in the final days of the typical annual breeding time for coyotes. Coyotes are now scouting out den sites for birthing and raising their pups. Please remember how to live here safely without fear. Go to https://projectcoyote.org for more info and handouts.

Video Recording from our Coyote Talk with Coyote Project Experts

1. Do not feed coyotes! Look around your yard and remove attractants. Water for drinking, accessible fruit and nut trees, pet food, and accessible food waste all need to be removed or protected so coyotes can’t get to them.

2. If you have small pets that you let into your yard, consult an expert to fortify and secure your yard or better yet get a well-built catio or dog walk to secure your pets while they’re unsupervised outside.

3. If you walk your pets, Irvine law and common sense say they should be on at most a 6-7 foot leash. Do not wear headphones or earbuds. Pay attention while walking through the community.

4. Learn how to properly haze! Hazing works when it’s consistently and creatively applied by all who come into contact with coyotes.

Article courtesy of Mack McCoy, HRB Co-Chair

UCI Health's Live Well blog is a great source of everyday preventative tips for living a healthier life. Click on the photos below to open blog posts.

UCI Health sleep center

treats sleep disorders

Help for advanced gastrointestinal cancers