Community
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Communities thrive when we get to know and support our neighbors. We love larger city-wide events like HONK! and Porchfest, but we also want to foster regular neighborhood events. From yard sales to kickball tournaments to pizza parties, the DSNC aims to bring neighbors together.
📸: Luisa OliveiraWe're so excited to have new separated bike lanes on Elm Street, providing safer rides and pedestrian crossings from Davis Square to Porter Square and Beacon Street! To celebrate, join us for a mini group ride in Lou Ann David Park on Saturday, November 14th. We'll ride the new connection to Beacon Street, and then finish at Cafe Rustica!
Come connect with your neighbors, eat together, and send your thanks to the city. Volunteers can also help you get connected with local groups (like the DSNC)!
🗓️ Saturday, November 14th
🕙 Gather at 10:15; roll at 10:35
We're always interested in more ways to connect with our neighbors! Anyone up for some co-working at Diesel or coffee in Statue Park? Want to help host a block party or grow community green space? Got a performance or local business pop-up to feature? Let's make it happen!
DSNC and the City of Somerville co-hosted the inaugural Davis Square Community Yard Sale in October. Read more about it in this Cambridge|Somerville Independent article.
Sacco's Bowl Haven & American Flatbread generously hosted our second annual DSNC Bowling & Pizza Party in July.
📸: Paul ChristieThe DSNC Deliberators competed in Union Square Neighborhood Council's inaugural Kickball Connect Community Event and beat Union Square!
📸: Rebecca RogersArt's Creamery hosted a gelato fundraiser and generously donated a portion of the evening's sales to DSNC.
📸: Paul ChristieDSNC's Outreach Committee participated in ArtBeat to meet more neighbors and promote DSNC membership and upcoming events.
📸: Rebecca RogersDSNC hosted a Community Co-Learning session on Somerville’s development process and zoning at Tufts University.
Greening Davis created a native seed library on the Somerville Community Path to offer free pollinator seeds to our neighbors.
📸: Alyssa WilkIn partnership with the City of Somerville and the Somerville Garden Club, Greening Davis planted flowers and plants in the newly upgraded Davis Square “slip lane” park.
📸: Luisa OliveiraDSNC members sometimes attend relevant programming together, such as this “Housing, Land Use, and Building Reform” conference hosted by The Boston Foundation.
📸: Rebecca Rogers