Thursday, March 16, 6:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.

Diamond Hill Baptist Church, 1415 Grace Street

Come chat with Lynchburg City Manager Wynter C. Benda about the proposed Fiscal Year 2024 budget. More information is here.

Please try to attend a special DHHS meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 7th at 7pm at the Neighbors' house, 602 Washington Street.   Lynchburg Planner Charlotte Lester will discuss the city's Diamond Hill Planning process. This is your chance to ask questions and find out how our historic district will fit into this process.   

Diamond Hill is observing National Night Out against Crime on Tuesday at 7pm in front of 401 Washington Street. Bring a lawn chair and your questions for city officials about fighting crime in our neighborhood. If you can't make it, leave your front porch light on to show your support!

PLEASE AVOID PARKING IN THE 400 BLOCK OF WASHINGTON STREET THAT EVENING TO HELP MAKE ROOM FOR OFFICIAL VEHICLES THAT WILL BE VISITING.

405 Washington Street, home of Norris Blanks

Tuesday, March 1 at 602 Washington Street, home of Julie and Vernon Neighbors

401 Washington Street, home of Marla and Jeff Potter

Hanging of the Greens: Meet at 602 Washington Street to make and hang wreaths for the neighborhood. Kids will be making decorations for the tree.

Grab a pot of chili, a side dish or dessert and head on over to 416 Washington Street, home of Fran and Rad Briley for the DHHS Chili Cookoff! Prizes for the best chili!

Saturday 9am Neighborhood cleanup: Meet at the intersection of Madison and Washington Streets by the dumpster. Gloves, trash bags and vests provided! You can use the dumpster for personal yard debris and other bulk items.

Grab a chair and join the Standevens at 618 Pearl Street for Movie Night tonight! The movie is Hocus Pocus. Start time: 7:30pm

Grab your lawn chairs and bring the whole family for food and fun as Diamond Hill celebrates Oktoberfest!

Tonight at 6:00 we we’ll take a walk in the neighborhood or sit on our front porches to greet one another from a safe distance.   Please come out to say hello to neighbors. It’s a great way to check and see if everyone's doing okay.

This meeting is for Officers and Directors of the Board. 

This meeting is for all members of DHHS. Special Guest speaker, Geoffrey Kershner, executive director of the Academy Center of the Arts.

This meeting is for Officers and Directors of the Board.

Join LHF, Lynchburg Historical Foundation, guides to hear spooky tales of the ghosts of Diamond Hill. Snacks and drinks will be served at 416 Washington St.

Join LHF, Lynchburg Historical Foundation, guides to hear spooky tales of the ghosts of Diamond Hill. Snacks and drinks will be served at 416 Washington St.

Join LHF, Lynchburg Historical Foundation, guides to hear spooky tales of the ghosts of Diamond Hill. Snacks and drinks will be served at 416 Washington St.

This social is for all residents of Diamond Hill, both DHHS members and non-members. 

All are invited to help beautify our neighborhood, this clean up will be followed by a cookout with some drinks at Elizabeth and Matthew's home. There's one stipulation, you must participate in the cleanup if you want to play afterwards.

Orange bags will be provided by the city. Food and drink provided by the Board. 

This meeting is for all members of DHHS. 

Special Guest speaker, JenniferJones, from Lynchburg Parks and Rec

This meeting is for Officers and Directors of the Board.

This meeting is for all members of DHHS.  Special Speaker, Sarah Quarantotto. Executive Director of Miriam's House

This meeting is for Officers and Directors of the Board.

Our annual social for members. Don't forget your dish and beverage of choice!