Schedule a no-cook night each month this summer, and let one of the many creative food trucks around the Denver metro area do the cooking for you. The H460 Civic Association schedules trucks to set up on the south side of Arapaho Park (near the tennis courts). All you need to do is show up, order your food, and enjoy the company of neighbors. 

• Monday, May 6 | 5:00 PM - 7:30 PM: Greece Gyros Express & Hip Pop

• Monday, June 10 | 5:00 PM - 7:30 PM: Big Bear Cheesesteaks & Sweet Cow

• Monday, July 8 | 5:00 PM - 7:30 PM: Black Diamond APizza

Find a full calendar, including links to online ordering or the food truck's website here: https://www.handtomouthevents.com/calendar-of-events/

Join a group effort to clean up the neighborhood in the wake of winter. Meet at Arapaho Park for project instructions. The main focus of the cleanup efforts will be the Adams and Monroe corridors. It takes a village, we hope you will join your neighbors in this effort to clean our streets and sidewalks. Check back here for more information closer to the event.

Take advantage of an opportunity to reach a large number of potential buyers and declutter your home! A neighborhood-wide garage sale in Highlands 460 is scheduled for Friday and Saturday, June 7 and 8. This event is organized and sponsored by The Steller Group real estate team, which has been coordinating highly attended garage sales for neighboring communities since 2009.

Participation is FREE: all marketing expenses are underwritten by The Steller Group. Advertising will be placed in The Denver Post, The Centennial Citizen, and online outlets, and professionally printed directional signs will be put out the weekend of the sale. During the sale, buyers will be able to strategically navigate the neighborhood with the use of maps that pinpoint each selling location.

It is important to register by Sunday, June 2nd if you will be selling—not only does it get you on the sales map and ensure the placement of directional signs leading buyers to your home, it allows event advertising to promote a large number of homes as participants, increasing shopper attendance.

Registration: https://stellerrealestate.com/h460/

Frequently asked questions: https://stellerrealestate.com/highlands460-garage-sale-2023/

To get more information or to register for free, please visit www.StellerRealEstate.com/H460 or call 720.593.9355.

Large Item Pickup provides residents with a convenient way to dispose of items not typically allowed as part of traditional curbside trash pick up. This is a great time to clean out your garage and throw out items that don’t fit in trash receptacles. Many residents feel that this event is the most important part of being a paying member of H460! Please note, only members who have paid dues by May 15 will be eligible to participate. 

The trash company will receive a list of paid members so they are aware of pickup locations. Items should be placed at the end of the property without obstructing walkways or streets. In order to stay within our budget for this event, we are asking that trash be limited to two cubic yards. This is approximately the size of two large trash receptacles or two standard-sized refrigerators. This can be accomplished by breaking down and consolidating trees and furniture as well as bundling branches and yard waste.

Paying members will receive stickers prior to the event that should be placed on items for disposal. Stickers will be delivered to doorsteps by June 4. If you’re a paid member and don’t receive a sticker, please email events@h460.org. Be sure the stickers are visible on your junk pile by June 9. They do not need to be on every item as the trash company will pick up everything in proximity. Please communicate with your household that items that are not being disposed of should be cleared of the disposal pile/area. There is only one visit per truck per address.

Items that will NOT be picked up are as follows*:

Any single item that cannot be lifted by 2 people (more than ~150lbs); liquid of any kind; any appliance with Freon unit such as refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners; car bodies; car batteries; antifreeze; motor oil; tires; propane tanks; sealed containers or drums; tanks under pressure (oxygen, helium, propane); fuels; oils; any item listed as hazardous material; chemicals; corrosives; pesticides; herbicides; paint; radioactive waste; pharmaceutical waste; industrial waste; fluorescent lighting; household trash; televisions; computer monitors; printers; No dirt, rocks, concrete, gravel, roofing shingles; Bikes of any kind

*If you have a bike to donate, please contact Kent Husa, a H460 resident who founded the non-profit Cycle Movement (https://cyclemovement.bike/), at info@cyclemovement.bike or communication@h460.org to arrange for drop off or pickup for donation.

To see your zone, click here.

For any additional questions please contact events@h460.org

Family Walking Parade: Decorate bikes, scooters, strollers and wagons, and be part of the 4th of July festivities. Traditionally led by a fire truck and members of a Boy Scout troop, families gather together for a walking parade from South Jackson Street to the playground area at Arapaho Park. Residents not walking in the parade are invited to line the parade route to see the creativity put into decorations and cheer them on. 

-Location: Corner of S. Jackson Street & Nichols Avenue

-Time: Parade starts at 9:30 a.m. Line up behind the banner from 8:45 - 9:15

Post-Parade Party in the Park: At the conclusion of the walking and car parade, join us for a carnival-style celebration in Arapaho Park. 

Volunteer Opportunities: Involvement may include setup and/or take-down, traffic control, filling & tying balloons, face painting, bounce house crowd control, water distribution,  donating cookies/donuts/ice cream bars (great sponsorship opportunity!). For more information or to sign up to volunteer, email events@h460.org.

New this year! We have a double feature planned. The movie selection will be announced in the June newsletter. Bring a picnic or order food from the food trucks reserved for the event.

We would LOVE to have your help! Email events@h460.org

• Large Item Pickup
  Be part of one of the most valuable neighborhood amenities! Involvement may include bid event card creation and distribution, map creation, event communication, photography, and event day availability to assist residents and answer questions

1-2 Event Leads and 5-10 volunteers; estimated time commitment 10-20 hours per year. To sign up for this event please contact events@h460.org

• Garage Sale

We would LOVE to hear them! Email events@h460.org