Community ideas
Ideas from RDC Estates neighbors. Interest is anonymous to everyone but the organizers. When enough people are in, an idea gets a date.
A four-person scramble on the new course once it's fully open. Beginners welcome; teams are mixed so nobody has to be good. Prizes for closest to the pin and best team name.
Two or three local food trucks one evening a month. Bring a chair, meet the people who live on the next street.
One Saturday, every driveway. We advertise it once for the whole neighborhood so shoppers actually show up.
An inflatable screen, a family-friendly movie, popcorn and blankets on the grass once the weather cools off.
Two hours, gloves and trash bags provided, coffee and donuts after. Entrances, common areas and the creek bank.
A local shop brings six wines and someone who can actually talk about them. Small group, rotates between host homes or the clubhouse.
A December get-together for the whole neighborhood: potluck, a visit from Santa for the little ones, and a chance to meet the new folks.
Driveways, sidewalks and fences. If 15+ households sign up, we get quotes from local companies and everyone gets the volume price on the same weekend.
A friendly Texas Hold'em night at the clubhouse. Chips only, no money on the table, just bragging rights and a small trophy. Beginners welcome; someone will teach the rules.
Meet at the entrance on a Saturday morning for an easy two-mile jog at your own pace, then 30 minutes of yoga on the green. All levels. Bring a mat and water.
Cards, daubers and small prizes, for all ages. A good excuse to get the kids and the grandparents in the same room.
A local artist walks everyone through the same painting, step by step. Bring something to sip. Everyone goes home with a canvas, whether or not it looks like the example.
Big screen outside, tailgate food and plenty of crimson. Bring a dish to share and your loudest Roll Tide.
Big screen outside, tailgate food and plenty of orange and blue. Bring a dish to share and your loudest War Eagle.
