We are taking a break for the summer.

No meeting in July or August.

See you in September!

Check the Calendar of Events on the Downtown Mall and find something fun to do with your friends or family.

This list compiles events from local nonprofits, local businesses, historical information events, and more. There are free events, ticketed events, and kid-friendly events all listed by date, updated regularly. Check it out!

Local road closures and sidewalk repair information can be found here.

Healthy Landscapes Program - Master Gardeners will come to your property to assess existing conditions of the landscape and make recommendations to improve the health or make plant selections based on your priorities.

Ask a Master Gardener - Have a plant problem or gardening question? You can send an email and get an answer from a real person. Frequently asked questions are listed here too.

Plant Sales - Affordable plants started from seed by the professionals.

This is a program through the city, county, and the Local Energy Alliance Program (LEAP) that helps people find and take advantage of incentives for energy efficiency. Charlottesville City has created Retrofit Mini-Grants that provide rebates for certain energy efficiency measures including:

$1000 for a heat pump

$800 for a heat pump water heater

$500 for attic insulation or foundation insulation

$250 for a home energy assessment

Get started by emailing Rosina Snow at resourcehub@leap-va.org or filling out this form.

The Fifeville Food Co-op is being proposed for development on Cherry Avenue. For many of us in Belmont, this would be our closest grocery store. The co-op would support local farmers and the community with access to locally grown healthy fruits and vegetables in addition to essential staples. If you are interested in supporting the co-op by becoming a member you can learn more and join before the co-op is operational, helping make this a reality in our community.

If you haven’t already, we highly recommend downloading the MyCville app. Right now, the City is making a huge effort to respond to submissions quickly. In the app you can “Report A Problem” such as: potholes, pedestrian safety concerns, sidewalk blockages, parking violations, and more. Generally, the more people report problems, the more the city will focus on that issue. Past campaigns by the BCNA have resulted in effective traffic calming measures, new flashers for pedestrian crossings, and more.

Need to use a tool but don’t want to spend hundreds of dollars to use it once or twice? Check out the tool library!

ReLeaf Cville is rooted in a simple truth: trees save lives—so we save trees. 

By focusing on neighborhoods impacted by rising heat as the climate changes, ReLeaf protects the health of our community.

We do this by planting trees, preserving mature trees, and educating the next generation of environmental leaders.