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Upcoming Events For 2008
Earth Day - April 19th
River Clean Up - June 21st
Hometown Yard Sale - June 28th
National Night Out - August 5
Old
Fashioned Christmas Concert
Join Senator Jim Ferlo for Ol’ Fashion Christmas Concert with Pittsburgh Symphony Brass & Highland High School Madrigal Choir!
St. Ladislaus Church
48 Spruce St., Natrona
Tuesday December 19, 2006
6:00 pm- 6:45 pm Free Refreshments
7:00 pm Concert Starts Promptly
All Proceeds Benefit the New Natrona Playground Project
Tickets: $10.00
Call Pat at: 724-224-7599
or Senator Ferlo’s Office at 724-230-2002
PumpkinFest
Saturday, Oct 7, 2006
12 p.m. - 5 p.m.
Our First annual PumpkinFest Festival to be held at the Natrona Ballfield.
All the events are free for neighbors of all ages, including face painting, art projects, a haunted maze,a hole in one game, prizes and giveaways.
We hope events like this will continue to provide positive recreational activities for the youth in our neighborhood and foster a community atmosphere that will last longer than the event.
Trash and Treasure Flea Market
Saturday, August 19, 2006
8:00 am - 3:00 pm
Location: Natrona Ballfield
Vendors, Ethic Food and More!
2006 River Sweep
Saturday, June 17, 2006
8 am - Noon
Our participation in the 2006 River Sweep on Saturday, June 17, 2006 was a great success!
In cooperation with the PA Dept. of Environmental Protection, 60 volunteers picked up 78 bags of trash. See our Press page for more details.
Link to the full write up on our Press page.
SunFest
Saturday, May 6, 2006
12 p.m. - 4 p.m.
Our First annual SunFest Festival at the Natrona Ballfield was held on May 6. All the Sunfest events were free for neighbors of all ages, including face painting, many art projects, a hole in one game, some food and drinks, basketball tournament, an egg hunt, bingo, raffles, karaoke, balloon making, a moonwalk game, refreshments, prizes and giveaways. A great time was had by all.
We hope events like this will continue to provide positive recreational activities for the youth in our neighborhood and foster a community atmosphere that will last longer than the event.
Link to the full write up on our Press page.
Spring Cleanup 2006
Earth Day, April 22, 2006
9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Despite the rainy day, our volunteers picked up about 100 bags of litter, over 20 bags of recyclables and almost 30 tires.
This coordinated effort to clean up public areas of the neighborhood, such as streets, alleys and parks was an unqualified success! Many thanks to PA CleanWays for their guidance and donation of supplies and provisions for the event. Keep Natrona clean!
Link to the full write up on our Press page.
Twelfth Night Festival January 2006
On January 7, 2005, NCTA held its first annual Twelfth Night Festival at the Natrona Ballfield. Featured at the event were horse-and-buggy rides, raffles, the Kennywood Trolley, clowns, art projects for children, face painting, balloon making, the Hilltop Hose fire truck, carolers, a bonfire and various refreshments. The bonfire at the culmination of the event was fueled by discarded Christmas trees and topped by the Burning Man sculpture as seen at the top of this page.
Pictured above at the event is Senator Jim Ferlo and N.C.T.A Treasurer Karen Blake.
Link to the full write up on our Press page.
Fall Cleanup 2005
Late in October 2005, NCTA organized the first Fall Clean Up. Volunteers on foot and in pickup trucks scoured the alleys and streets.
Up to 12 trash bins were filled with garbage, including approximately 100 tires.
Link to the full write up on our Press page.