Princeton Heights is a vibrant, growing community in southwest St. Louis City, full of history and rooted in community. What is PHNA? We are advocates for you. PHNA is a resource for you to engage your government to get services you deserve, to connect you with opportunities to volunteer in your community, and to build relationships with one another. The Princeton Heights Neighborhood Association seeks to foster a strong, engaged neighborhood that is welcoming to all, full of pride, and where people feel at home.
by Derrick Neuner
EventsOver 20 households are participating in this year's fall yard sale! To print a map, click here. Printed maps are also available at Zoomie's Cafe and Bethel Church. To use the interactive map, via Google Maps, click here
by Derrick Neuner
MeetingsJoin PHNA and our special guest, St. Louis City Circuit Attorney Gabe Gore, on Thurs., Oct. 5. As always, meetings are held at Bethel Church (5401 S. Kingshighway Blvd), and doors open at 6:30 p.m. with the meeting starting at 7:00 p.m.
by Derrick Neuner
AnnouncementThe minutes to all PHNA General Meetings can now be found here once they are approved by the Board of Directors. If you have any questions, please contact the Secretary
The Princeton Heights Neighborhood Association, established by neighbors in 1978, is a 501(c)(3)-designated charity organized to safeguard the general welfare of homeowners, residents, and businesses; to perform community services and economic development activities within the Neighborhood; to preserve and protect the residential and community property values within the Neighborhood; to advocate and work for the improvement and betterment of the community; and to enlighten and educate its members and the general public in such pursuits.
PHNA encourages activities and participation to maintain the stability of the neighborhood and grow community. PHNA general meetings are held the first Thursday of March, April, May, June, September, October, November. In December, we host an annual Holiday Party.
Our general meetings regularly feature updates from our public officials and our police liaison officer, as well as informative presentations regarding topics of interest to our neighbors and neighborhood. You are welcome to arrive at 6:30 PM to meet and greet your neighbors, and the meeting begins at 7 PM.
PHNA is a non-governmental organization, created by and for and maintained by the neighborhood. We can only be active and thriving with your help! Everyone can contribute, in ways big and small. To join, click here.