🌿Come Help This Saturday, September 19th! Pleasure House 🌅 Point 🚯Clean Up from 9-12!

Any time you can give between 9 am and 12 pm to walk the trails and pick up trash is greatly appreciated! Walk the trails and view the completed wetlands- everything growing and lots of birds and pick up some trash along the way!

The Ocean Park Civic League has been the sponsor for the Adopt-A-Spot(Park) program for Pleasure House Point since the city opened it as a park.  Suzi Walton, the civic league president at the time, saw to it that, as the community was so instrumental in the process of discouraging the development of the natural area and fighting for its survival, that we (the Ocean Park community) should be the designated sponsor.  And as she was formerly an administrator in the city’s Parks and Rec Department, she was able to claim it for us.  She conducted the first cleanups and had enormous support from the board, many of whom showed up to participate in the removal of an enormous amount of refuse.  

Mary Faust has organized the cleanups of PHP for many years. She reminds us that the city does not undertake any cleanup responsibilities for PHP since it is a ‘preserve’. The work that the community does to clean up trash and litter at Pleasure House Point is enormously important so that it will be a beautiful natural place for all to enjoy. Mary is ready with bags, gloves and grabbers! (not to mention the delicious treats!). Thank you, Mary!

Thank you to all our neighbors who came out to our Chill-I Out Night! It was a great night with really great food from our chef-neighbors, super music from the Tidewater Bluegrass Society and stuff to buy from our silent auction and Ocean Park merch! Thank you to our volunteers who make it possible!! Huge thank you to all who cooked for us!! Thank you to Ocean Park Vol. Rescue Squad for being such a kind host! (please donate to them here or when their envelopes come in the mail!)

Huge thank you to all who cooked for us !! It was all delish! Congratulations to winners! Shane Kinsley won in Traditional Chili, Jen Clark (A Shore Thing) made white chicken chili and won for Non Traditional Chili, Melissa Waddel made banana budding and won in Dessert, Mary Faust won in Cornbread (again!)and Grant Simmons had a secret ingredient and won in Vegan/Vegetarian! Fun night for all! Thank you to Betty Dierstein for designing and making the apron prizes!

Help us plan! Please sign up today to bring your best chili, chicken cornbread and 🧁dessert! NEW 🦀apron design this year for prizes 🎖️! Ocean Park Civic League’s friendly chili, cornbread and dessert cook off will be Thursday, Feb. 6th at OPVRS! Tidewater Bluegrass will join us again and provide live music! All neighbors are welcome! Sign up to help out set up clean up! This is not a member’s only event but it is a great time to renew or join OPCL! just $25 for the year per household!

Betty Dierstein has designed and made our prize aprons for many years! This year’s are outstanding-Look at the Crabby Chef! Thank you, Betty!

what you need to know:

  • Sign up ahead of time please to bring a pot of traditional, non traditional or NEW CATEGORY: vegan/ vegetarian chili, cornbread or dessert.
  • Drop off (very little parking) your chili in a crockpot with an extension cord, cornbread, dessert to OPVRS (back door) on Thursday, Feb 6 between 5-6 pm to get checked in and get your number.
  • Apron prizes will be awarded in those 5 categories decided by who gets the most votes!
  • You don’t have to bring a dish! Come enjoy the chili, cornbread, pizza and desserts! Vote for your favorite! Doors open at 6:00 pm!
  • Bid on our silent auction items! Also Ocean Park t shirts, sweatshirts and hats will be for sale!
  • enjoy the music from the Tidewater Bluegrass Music Society!
  • no admission for this event.. (but it’s a great time to join the civic league or renew! )
  • bring a muffin tin from home so you can put in all the samples of chili!
  • Questions? Communication@opcl.org

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