Somersby Park is helping sponsor a free class offered in Laurel Park. “Community Eco-Enviro Workshop” will be presented Thursday, March 28 from 1-3pm by Steve Pettis of the NC Extension Service. Learn about:
Somersby Park Rangers was recognized in Saturday’s Bowl for Kids’ Sake for the team that raised the most money. Organizers quoted “This group of people are steadfast supporters of Big Brothers Big Sisters and we appreciate them so much.” The total amount from our neighborhood reached $1,115 with funds coming in from many donors. The Somersby Park logo was predominantly visible on the thank you sponsors board located inside Tarheel Lanes.
Somersby Park residents and former residents have been volunteers for BBBS for years. Our neighborhood has made a difference in many lives throughout the years and will continue to do so thanks to the generosity of Somersby Park friends.
Residents and guests gathered in late February for a winter sunset toast. The cool air, colorful sky along with a dot of floral color welcomed the thoughts of spring around the corner. Lots of smiles were shared by all.
We’re getting ready as Somersby Park is helping sponsor this year’s Bowl for Kids’ Sake at Tarheel Lanes on March 2. Here’s a challenge to create your own team or join ours. Somersby Park Rangers
The women of Somersby Park know how to live the words of Cyndi Lauper’s famous song Girls Just Want To Have Fun. They gathered for a wonderful winter luncheon in downtown Hendersonville. Way to kickoff the new year with more fun events ahead in 2024.
This play sounds like lots of fun for a group of us to enjoy a real “Ladies Night Out”. It’s live at the Hendersonville Theatre, Chosen performance is Fri., May 12th at 7:30PM.
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Somersby Park residents learned more of their town as they strolled park gardens and tree draped neighborhoods. Click here for photo album: https://photos.app.goo.gl/djm7iYhTHTVvQQg76
Somersby Park residents Elizabeth, Richard, Alice and Rick attended Saturday Night Pops with the Brevard Philharmonic. The concert was performed on the campus of Brevard College at the Porter Center on April 2. Musical selections included arrangements from The Phantom of the Opera, Oklahoma, Lord of the Rings and many others. But the highlight of the evening was when the musicians paid tribute to Ukraine with the playing of their national anthem. The performance was beautiful and quite moving.
Don’t miss the next social outing April 9 to River Arts District. RSVP by sending an email to somersbyparksocial@gmail.com.
Somersby Park neighbors gathered and headed to the DuPont State Recreational Forest to take in a five mile hike with stops along the way to enjoy Triple Falls, High Falls and Hooker Falls. Click here for more photos https://photos.app.goo.gl/8bF9g9jTftygyquS9
A Distinctive Mountain Community in Laurel Park, NC