The Puzzle Swap at the University Heights Library on Saturday, Sept. 19, drew its biggest crowd ever: 90 participants and well over 300 puzzles swapped. The line stretched out the door and through the stacks before opening, and organizers say the popular event is just about outgrowing the neighborhood’s little branch library.

The University Heights Women’s Walk Club is a welcoming, women-centered group that builds friendships through neighborhood walks and social events. There are no fees or applications, most walks are free and drop-in friendly, and you don’t have to live in UH to join. Find UHWWC on Instagram or at UHWWC.org and come as you are.

UHWWC celebrated fall with pumpkin carving, pie swap picnic, banned book trivia, and walks to local cafes. Holiday events include farmers market stroll and meditation.

The UH Women’s Walk Club continues to grow with new fall events that promote wellness, inclusion, and neighborly connection.

The UH Art Walk highlighted over 50 utility box art pieces, showcasing local artists’ creativity and the importance of community connection.

Maryland Street transforms into a whimsical Halloween celebration with themed houses, animatronics, and over a thousand trick-or-treaters each year.

UH neighbors gathered for a movie night at Trolley Barn Park featuring Hocus Pocus, along with the first-ever Great UH Bake Off competition.

UHCA’s annual Summer Mixer at Park & Rec featured pizza, drinks, and lively conversation among more than 70 neighbors and friends.

From tacos at El Zarape to specialty coffee at Yipao, UH’s Hispanic-owned businesses highlight tradition, flavor, and community spirit.

The 27th annual Summer Concerts in the Park brought together more than 2,000 residents for music, food, and community connection all summer long.