St. Alban's Square Neighborhood Association Activities

Activities

Pictures and stories from past events can be found in the neighborhood newsletter.

Men's breakfasts

The men’s breakfasts continue on fourth Thursdays at 7:30 am, but now at the Crazy Pig Bar-Be-Cue restaurant at South Main in Davidson. The menu is unchanged from The Egg, so you won’t even need to read the menu. RSVP to Bill McCoy at wjmccoy@uncc.edu if you are going.

Neighborhood dinner

Our first neighborhood dinner for the new year was scheduled for February 3 at Sabi Asian Bistro right here in Davidson. We had dinner there last year and the feedback that I received was very positive. The Sabi people are very accommodating, and the restaurant has a private room, which is also a positive.

As usual, we will gather at six and be seated ready to order by 6:30. We will be able to order from the full menu. For those who have not been to Sabi, it bills itself as an Asian fusion restaurant with an emphasis on Chinese dishes and sushi. If you plan to attend, you need to RSVP at wjmccoy@uncc.edu.

Soup and chili recipes

Recipes from the neighborhood cookoff

Arts of St. Alban’s & 20th Anniversary Celebration

2022's art show included a celebration of the twentieth anniversary of the neighborhood. Click here for the story.

Ukraine event

On Sunday afternoon March 20, 2022 the St Alban’s Neighborhood hosted Dr. Amanda Ewington, professor of Russian Studies at Davidson College and a St Alban’s resident, to share a timely cultural and historical overview of Russia and its war against Ukraine. For pictures and more information, see page 6 of the March, 2022, newsletter.

Night of Lights

Saturday, December 14, 2024. Pictures from the event and holiday decorations in the neighborhood will appear in the January newsletter.

For 2022 pictures, see the January, 2023, newsletter. Christmas decorations around the neighborhood are pictured here.

The December 12 event was successful again in 2021. For pictures, see the January, 2022, newsletter. Many thanks to all who helped. There is a long list in the newsletter.

Fall Fest 2021

The successful Fall Fest on October 24 featured Food, Music, Bike Parade, Children’s Crafts, Games for all ages, and Neighborhood Fun and Conversation. Our thanks go to Cindy Holley and all the volunteers. For some photos, see Fall Fest Pictures.