About Hyde Park Neighborhood Association
What is HPNA?
The Hyde Park Neighborhood Association (HPNA) is a volunteer-run organization dedicated to fostering a strong sense of community and preserving the historic character, amenities, and ecology of Hyde Park.
Founded in 1974, HPNA brings neighbors together to stay informed, advocate for the neighborhood, and support events and initiatives that strengthen Hyde Park as a place to live.
What we do
HPNA supports the Hyde Park community in several ways:
Host monthly meetings on issues affecting the neighborhood
Organize and support community events and traditions
Advocate on planning, zoning, and development issues
Maintain communication through the monthly Pecan Press newsletter
Coordinate volunteer efforts and neighborhood task forces
All HPNA activities are led by neighbors volunteering their time and expertise.
How to get involved
There are many ways to participate in HPNA, whether you have a few hours a year or want to be more actively involved.
You can:
Attend monthly meetings
Volunteer for events, committees, or short-term projects
Join HPNA as a voting or non-voting member
Support HPNA as a local business
No prior experience is required, and new volunteers are always welcome.
Quick links
Join HPNA
Become a member and support HPNA’s work in the neighborhood.Volunteer
Help with events, committees, communications, or administrative support.How HPNA Works
Learn about HPNA’s history, leadership, committees, and governance.Bylaws
View the official bylaws governing the Hyde Park Neighborhood Association.