Capping off another successful year, the 2018 Virginia-Highland Tour of Homes raised more than $30,000 for the Virginia-Highland Civic Association. Every year we’re reminded of what an incredible neighborhood ours is to call home, and this year was no different! … Continue reading →

The Virginia-Highland Civic Association Parks Committee would like to formally thank Jesse Paluch of Jesse Paluch Home & Lawn Care for taking over routine maintenance of ‘The Triangle’ at the SW corner of Virginia Avenue and North Highland Avenue. For … Continue reading →

Are you interested in ‘sponsoring’ a family in need this holiday season? In Atlanta, DFCS reports that, this year, there are more families than ever who are in need of some of the most basic items such as food, clothing, … Continue reading →

Now that several past multiple Board’s have successfully retired the mortgage debt on the neighborhood-owned North Highland Park at St. Charles Place and North Highland Avenue (the two old library lots), it’s time to do some refreshing. For an update, … Continue reading →

Please enjoy this submitted report by Wayne Shannon (Tree Cowboy Inc.) regarding Atlanta’s unique Urban Forest and analysis of the Atlanta Tree Ordinance. CLICK TO READ (PDF)

Help make Virginia-Highland jolly and bright this holiday season! VHCA has formed a new decorating committee that will be making the neighborhood festive. The committee will be holding decorating work days if anyone in the neighborhood is interested in participating. … Continue reading →

  The Paideia School’s 36th Annual Art Visions Artists Market starts this weekend. The sale features more than a 150 local artists, makers, crafters and designers. Every year we receive several applications from artists to be part of the show … Continue reading →

Trees Atlanta, Georgia Power, commercial property owners and VHCA teaming up to plant trees in the neighborhood   On November 10th Trees Atlanta will lead a planting effort in the neighborhood along Rosedale Drive, Rosedale Road and North Highland Avenue … Continue reading →

By Robin Ragland, 2018 Tour of Homes Co-Chair The Tour raises needed funds for our much-loved neighborhood through ticket sales and sponsorships. We hope many of you decide to kick off your holiday season and celebrate our community  by attending this … Continue reading →

By Brittany Thacher, VHCA Tour of Homes Volunteer Co-Chair This is an excellent deal. We have eight very interesting homes on tour this year in VaHi on Dec 1st and 2nd, and anyone who volunteers for a 2-3 hour shift gets two free … Continue reading →

  An iconic feature of Piedmont Park, Lake Clara Meer is in the center of the Park. Unfortunately, this also means that most of the litter and debris eventually ends up in our beautiful water landscape. After a very busy … Continue reading →

From the Council of Intown Neighborhoods & Schools (CINS) Curious how schools in the Grady Cluster compare to those across town and around the state? Wondering where we excel and what needs work? Trying to understand how our student body has changed … Continue reading →

Do you follow the Tour of Homes on Facebook?  Many people have discovered a wonderful facet of the Tour that’s been growing in popularity since its inception in 2014–giveaways from many of our sponsors. Free tickets for the tour as … Continue reading →

One of the most helpful things you can do for your neighborhood is to volunteer at the Tour of Homes. It benefits you, too. You get two free Tour of Homes tickets for working one shift in one of our … Continue reading →

YES! It’s finally Autumn in VaHi and the air is cooler, the leaves are falling AND the Virginia-Highland Tour of Homes committee is in FULL SWING preparing for our neighborhood’s next big event. The 2018 Tour of Homes is set … Continue reading →