Past Events

11:30am

Respond to the Punchbowl invitation so you know where to go, and that there’s a seat saved.

4pm to 5:30pm

at Morchower’s

Planned for outdoors in their back yard, a Sukkot celebration open to all. Good food and celebration of the harvest season to come.

5:00pm

Outdoors, finally! Gather for dinner and music, and fun games to entertain the children. For this, Punchbowl rsvp’s are required and there will be a charge for attendees, payable to the Downs Connection.

11:30am

at Woodlands American Grill

Warm up for a big social week at The Downs, with lunch and friends. Punchbowl has the rsvp button

Punchbowl delivers invites with a way to rsvp, so we reserve the right number of seats

4pm to 5:30pm

Second Sundays have replaced Friday Happy Hours. Plan to come for a visit with neighbors. You don’t have to rsvp, but it can’t hurt. There’s a new host home every month. And the snacks are good.

11:30am

Check Punchbowl for place and rsvp

3pm to 4:30pm

Punchbowl gives you the host and the chance to rsvp.

Women’s Book Club. Daughters of Shandong (Chung) is the book.

Men’s Book Club. The Wealth of Shadows (Graham Moore) is the book.

6:30pm

@ Westin Park Central (Livingston Room)
12720 Merit Drive
Parking vouchers will be given to attendees
Rsvp to hillcrest@heb.com

Will an H.E.B. store soon build and move in at the north east corner of Hillcrest and LBJ Freeway? Find out what they want to do and join the conversation. H.E.B. wants neighbors to be customers and say they want neighborhood support. This is the best opportunity you’ll have to look and comment. Please plan to be there.To check out the property, take Hillcrest north to Hillcrest Plaza Drive and turn right at the traffic light. All the (10 acre) property on the north side of Hillcrest Plaza Drive now belongs to H.E.B. The south side office buildings are not H.E.B.’s property currently.

Several months ago, H.E.B. presented plans for a “big box” store at this site. Problems raised by those attending were traffic congestion, noise and trash from deliveries, the precedent set by bringing retail into a residential area, the disruption of settled neighborhoods. On the other hand, H.E. B. stores are well-run, desirable shopping destinations. We will find out at this community meeting whether the proposal has changed in response to community input.

Questions?: contact Tory Agnich at tory@agnich.com.