Parkview Hills 2026 St. Patrick’s Day Social
2026-03-06 18:00 - 21:00 UTC | MI
Join the social committee on Friday, March 6, from 6-9pm for our annual St. Patrick’s Day celebration. Our favorite Irish entertainer, Brian McClure, will be performing in the Grand Room.
We will be serving a traditional corned beef dinner. We ask that you bring a dish to share and your favorite beverage.
Please RSVP for the food count by contacting the clubhouse office by phone, 269-372-4444, email info[at]parkviewhillclubhouse.com, or stop by in person.

April 2026 KPL Mobile Library Visit
2026-04-15 15:00 - 15:45 | Parkview Hills Clubhouse, 3707 Greenleaf Cir, Kalamazoo, MI, 49008, United States
The Kalamazoo Public Library’s mobile library will offer residents access to the mobile library on Wednesdays every four weeks. It will park in front of the clubhouse, just past the entrance, from 3-3:45pm. This month’s event is on April 15 – learn more here. Driving residents, please utilize the clubhouse parking lot, not the circle drive.
You can sign up for a library card (bring ID with your local address), check out materials, receive a free book, find information about local resources, and ask them about all the wonderful things the library is doing!
The next spring date is 5/13. Thanks to NAPH and KPL for making this happen!

2026 Garlic Mustard Pull
2026-04-25 10:00 - 12:00 | Parkview Hills Clubhouse, 3707 Greenleaf Cir, Kalamazoo, MI, 49008, United States
Garlic mustard pull season kickoff on Saturday, April 25 at 10am
Once again, Parkview Hills is inviting community members to join the Natural Areas Stewardship Committee in our annual Spring Garlic Mustard Pull campaign. Please join us on Saturday April 25 at 10am in the clubhouse parking lot for coffee and donut holes.
Here, you can meet like-minded community members and learn how to identify and pull garlic mustard. If you have time, hit the trails with friends old and new after the social. We will pull garlic mustard for the next 4-6 weeks. We hope you will, too. We will be out as a group every Saturday at 10am through May. Watch for weekly announcements on locations. Garlic mustard is an aggressive, invasive plant growing in our natural areas, yards, and gardens. Wildlife do not eat garlic mustard. Our native flowers, like Trillium and Jack-in-the-Pulpit, will proliferate when not crowded out by garlic mustard.

Here is how to pull garlic mustard in three simple steps:
Walk the trails and look for the garlic mustard signs along the trail. Grab a bag from the station or bring your own. Pulling garlic mustard is easy! Low and slow is the key. Pull the plant from the roots and put the flowering ends deep into your bag. You can stop hundreds of new garlic mustard plants from growing by removing one plant. Remember to tie the bag shut when you finish so the seeds do not escape. Leave the bag on the side of the trail or next to one of the garlic mustard pull stations for collection and counting. The clubhouse staff will count, collect, and dispose of the filled bags.
