The Neighborhood of Evanston
With a shrinking middle class, growing inequalities, and fluctuating global markets, what kind of social and economic models can sustainably support communities in need? One option is the cooperative model. Cooperative businesses are gaining ground here in Cincinnati as environmentally…
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The “Spirit of Progress”
Art is a “Branch of Learning”. A picture can emphasize a thousand words.
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Evanston Pathways to Health
We need your help to make Evanston a thriving community!
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Keep Cincinnati Beautiful mural
Art and historic renovation come together at the Evanston Employment Resource Connection (3301 Montgomery Rd.)
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Evanston Recreation Center
Swimming, sports, fitness and community meeting space for all ages
The President’s Welcome
Serving “The Educating Community” Message from President Anzora Adkins: The Evanston Community Council’s goals are to accomplish revitalization in our neighborhood. Our mission is to involve the residents, investors, business owners and churches in this process. We will strive to…
Our Neighborhood Assets
Neighborhood Assets Walnut Hills High School 3250 Victory Parkway Established in Walnut Hills, housed in a Colonial Revival style building designed by Garber & Woodward. One of the premier college prep schools in the country (ranked nationally) with over…
Evanston Employment Resource Connection
About Us: Operated by Evanston Community Council, the Evanston Employment Resource Connection (EERC) empowers individuals to improve their employment opportunities by connecting them to citywide employers and the vital resources necessary to retain their job. The EERC is located in…
News
Help us bring a Findlay Market Farmstand to Evanston!
The Evanston Community Council, in partnership with Xavier University and the Corporation for Findlay Market, would like to bring a Findlay Market Farmstand to Evanston. A Findlay Market Farmstand is a local farmer’s market that sells fresh, healthy food to…
Opportunity for Evanston Residents: I-71 Memory Project
Did you Live on Brewster, Herbert Avenue, Trimble, Bevis, Hudson, or Wabash Avenues prior to 1970? Did you attend St. Mark’s or Evanston Christian Churches? Do you remember Idella Manor? Hundreds of houses and buildings along these streets were demolished…
The “Spirit of Progress”
Art is a “Branch of Learning”. A picture can emphasize a thousand words.
Opportunity for Evanston Residents: I-71 Memory Project
Did you Live on Brewster, Herbert Avenue, Trimble, Bevis, Hudson, or Wabash Avenues prior to 1970? Did you attend St. Mark’s or Evanston Christian Churches? Do you remember Idella Manor? Hundreds of houses and buildings along these streets were demolished…
2015 Memberships Available Now!
Become a Member: “Evanston Community Council is dedicated to the well-being of all residents and to the development of the community through education, business and spirituality” As a member of the Evanston Community Council, you are able to: Vote in…
