LGNA

Despite the rain storm 🌧️ we had a solid turnout for last night’s Annual LGNA Meeting + Happy Hour. Neighborhood love > bad weather.

Big thanks to everyone who came out, connected with neighbors, and joined the conversation. We appreciate Councilman Ridley for his remarks on homelessness initiatives and the future plans for City Hall. Warm thanks to for being such fantastic hosts! 🍻

Congrats to our raffle winners with paid LGNA Memberships who walked away with gift cards and our custom iconic LGNA tee: “I came. I saw. I moved to Lower Greenville.” 🎯

🐝✨ ALL THE BUZZ ✨🐝

Save the date for the final spring Tietze Talk on Saturday, May 16th from 10–11 a.m. at the pollinator garden! 🌼

Come learn about the amazing world of bees found right here in North Texas, featuring a LIVE honeybee demonstration hive presented by Blackland Bees and Jon Schulz. 🍯🐝

We’ll also have:
🎨 Crafts for kids
🍪 Snacks courtesy of the Vickery Place Neighborhood Association
📸 A bee-spotting scavenger hunt through the garden
🏆 A special prize for the winner!

No RSVP required, but if you’re bringing children, please consider emailing [email protected]
so we can plan supplies and snacks.

📍Where: Tietze Park Pollinator Garden
🗓 Saturday, May 16
⏰ 10:00–11:00 a.m.

Bring your camera phone and your curiosity — we can’t wait to see you there! 🌸🐝

SCOOPS FOR A CAUSE 🍦

Big thanks to everyone who came out on March 17 to support LGNA at Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams! From Double Dough to Brambleberry Crisp, it was an afternoon well spent.

Thanks to your sweet tooth, Jeni’s donated 25% of sales—totaling $115 for LGNA. Now that’s doing good, one scoop at a time 💛

Big thanks to Brian McAulay for stepping up and covering the graffiti on the Pony Walls 🎨👏. If you notice any graffiti, contact us at [email protected].

And shoutout to for the original artwork that brings so much color and character to our neighborhood—we’re grateful to everyone who helps keep it looking its best.

Talking trash on Lowest Greenville! 🗑️✨
We have some major wins to share for a cleaner neighborhood:
1️⃣ City Commitment: The public bins between Belmont and Ross are officially moving to a twice-a-week pickup schedule (Tuesdays & Thursdays). No more overflowing bins at Greenville and Sears! 🙌
2️⃣ Partner Support: Shoutout to Madison Partners! Their commercial tenants are installing additional outdoor trash cans at their locations and will be maintaining them personally.
3️⃣ The “Gary” Challenge: Huge thanks to our neighbor Gary, who picks up trash daily from Mockingbird to Ross. Want to help? “Be like Gary”—grab a small bag on your next walk. Even one or two pieces make a difference!
Let’s keep Lowest Greenville looking its best. ☀️🏙️