Events

Annual Pancake Breakfast This Saturday at Glenoaks Park

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GOCHA Pancake Breakfast

Saturday, October 12, 2019
8am - 11am
Glenoaks Park

Come one, come all to the most delicious GOCHA event of the year. From 8am-11am on Saturday, October 12th, in Glenoaks Park, GOCHA members will be manning the griddle and cooking up some fluffy pancakes and sausages. Coffee and juice will also be provided. It should be a fun time for all. And best of all its free. See you there.

GOCHA Pancake Breakfast
Saturday, October 12, 2019
8am - 11am
Glenoaks Park

Glenoaks Canyon Annual Clean-Up Day on Saturday

[UPDATE 5/14/17] Thanks to everyone who came out last weekend to help keep our canyon beautiful. 
 

2017 Team Cleanup Day

 
Please join us this Saturday May 6th at 9:00 AM at the Canyon Marker for the 
Glenoaks Canyon Annual Clean-Up Day
Trash Bags, water and snacks will be available but please bring gloves, rakes, and brooms.

Children are encouraged to join parents. We realize with sport schedules it can be difficult, but please try.

If you walk the fire roads please consider taking a trash bag and collecting litter along the way. Together we can keep the canyon one of real gems of the Jewel City.

Glenoaks Canyon Annual Clean-Up Day Saturday, May 6, 2017 9:00am

Canyon Marker Corner Glenoaks Blvd. & Mt. Carmel

Saturday is Canyon Cleanup Day

trashIf you want to give back a little to our beautiful canyon and have a couple hours free Saturday morning, a group of Canyon residents will be getting together this Saturday, 5/16 at 9am for the Annual Glenoaks Canyon Cleanup. We'll be meeting at Glenoaks and Mt. Carmel and we'll spend an hour or two picking up trash and doing our part to make our awesome canyon just a little bit more awesome.

If interested please bring a rake an/or a broom, some large garden type trash bags and some work gloves. Hope to see you there.

Over 200 Residents Show Up to Landfill Expansion Meeting

Over 200 residents and concerned neighbors showed up at the Joe Bridges Clubhouse on Monday night to hear comments from Steve Zurn, the city's Public Works Director about the proposal to extend the life and capacity of the Scholl Canyon landfill. Lot's of good information was exchanged and it is clear that this is definitely not a simple issue. Residents asked many questions of the Director about the expansion plans and suggested alternate solutions. The Glendale News Press wrote an article about the meeting that goes in to some detail about what transpired.

The public comments period has been extended to May 30th. To read more about the Environmental Impact Report or to make a public comment about the proposed expansion, visit the Glendale City website: Draft EIR for Scholl Canyon Landfill Expansion.

We will be posting more information to the GOCHA website as things develop. This is an important issue that will affect all canyon residents. Thanks to all who showed up to the meeting. It was great to have our collective voices heard.

Landfill Expansion Meeting

The Bow Wow Pow Wow is Next Saturday

Dog ParadeJune 2, 2012 1-4pm Glenoaks Park

 

Yup, it's that time of the year again when all the canyon K-9s can come out and show their stuff (and bring their humans too).

The Dog Parade will be held this Saturday, June 2nd from 1-4pm. As in past years we will have a costume contest, a contest to see who's dog can do the best tricks, and the ever popular obstacle course. We will also be parading all of the neighborhood pups around the park for a fun-filled afternoon.

See you there.

Shakespeare in the Park

loveslabourOn Thursday, July 30th at 7:00 PM, Shakespeare by the Sea will be performing at Glenoaks Park for the third year in a row.  This year's performance will be "Love's Labour's Lost".  As in previous years, seating is on the lawn so please bring folding chairs or blankets to sit on.  Admission is free.  Refreshments (candy, chips, snacks, etc) will be available for sale.  Participants are invited to bring their own food and drink as well.

Here is the link to the company's website and Frequently Asked Questions page if you would like additional information:

http://www.shakespearebythesea.org/faq.html

The description of the play can be found here.

Hope to see you there.