Founded in 1974 to promote, preserve, and protect quality of life in our unique corner of the world.

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Upcoming Events

October Porch Party
10-27-2017 7:30 pm

HONNA Annual Meeting & Election of Officers
11-13-2017 7:00 pm

November Porch Party
11-17-2017 7:30 pm

Candlelight Tour of Homes - Preview Party
12-09-2017 6:00 pm

We Need a Few More Homes & Volunteers for The Tour!

In order to make this 20th year of the Candlelight Tour the BEST, we still need homes and volunteers to participate.

Interested? Join the Facebook group or email event chair Melissa Keat Clark at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. for more details.

HONNA'S 20th Annual Candlelight Tour of Homes

SAVE THE DATE - Sunday, December 10th from 3-8PM
This year is the 20th year the Historic Old Northeast Neighborhood Association (HONNA) has put on the Candlelight Tour of Homes every December. Don't miss this opportunity to tour some of the Old Northeast's most prestigious and unique properties, and admire the beautiful holiday decorations during this holiday season. Bring your friends and neighbors!

Tickets are on sale now. $20/per person and $25/per person the day of the event.

Planning & Preservation

PLANNING AND PRESERVATION COMMITTEE

The Historic Old Northeast neighborhood was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2003. The concentration and diversity of early 20th century homes built on a grid of narrow brick streets with granite curbing and hexblock sidewalks, all shaded by a mature tree canopy, are hallmarks of the neighborhood. Maintaining these characteristics is a key objective of the neighborhood association, as the economic benefits of preservation are well known. The Granada Terrace neighborhood, a Local Historic District designated in 1988, is located within the boundaries of Historic Old Northeast, in addition to eleven local Landmarks.

HONNA’s Planning and Preservation Committee works with City staff, City Boards, and City Council members to advance the goals and objectives identified in the Neighborhood Plan. Members review variance applications, often attending Community Planning and Preservation Commission(CPPC) meetings, City Council meetings, and Development Review Commission (DRC)meetings to advocate for or against proposals that affect the neighborhood.
The Committee also developed and oversees the Tree Canopy program.