SNA Events
Yard Sale Registration Open!
The 2023 SNA Annual Yard Sale will be Saturday, September 23rd from 10 am to 2 pm. Sign up today to get your yard on our map! Participants set up on their own yard. Maps will be Read more…
The 2023 SNA Annual Yard Sale will be Saturday, September 23rd from 10 am to 2 pm. Sign up today to get your yard on our map! Participants set up on their own yard. Maps will be Read more…
Hi Everyone, Please note that we had decided at our last meeting to push the September meeting to the fourth Monday of the month, September 26th. If you have anything to add to the agenda, please email Read more…
Hi there, see the community yard sale map below to find all the popup yard sales happening on Sunday, 9/18/22 starting at 10 am! Thanks for supporting your neighbors and the Summit Neighborhood Association.
by Emily Kloeblen I met Stewart Martin of Providence Gardenworks last summer when he came to prune my trees. He noticed my compost bin and inquired about my experience composting. I admitted that I had Read more…
By Ethan Gyles, SNA President On behalf of current and past SNA leadership, and many many Summit neighbors, I’d like to share gratitude for the hard work and friendship of Monica Anderson, who served for Read more…
By Torin Mathieu SNA is excited to announce a collaboration with the Avenue Concept! We will be bringing a mural to the south-facing wall of Not Just Snacks (abutting the parking lot for Eden Park Read more…
By Sherry Waldman and Ethan Gyles When the COVID-19 pandemic hit Providence in March 2020, Councilwoman Nirva LaFortune convened a call with local non-profit organizations including SNA, Mt. Hope Community Center (MHCC), Jewish Collaborative Services Read more…
By Erik Christiansen One reason we love our neighborhood is how easy it is to walk to great restaurants, shops, and parks –even a hospital. But down the hill from that hospital, a parking lot Read more…
By Sam Burgess Plenty of things have changed in the last year, even the local businesses that service the Summit Neighborhood. As they try to navigate the balance between commerce and safety, restaurants have reduced Read more…