Community

On Saturday, May 11, residents can team up with their letter carriers to help “Stamp Out Hunger,” an annual event now in its 21st year that has become the largest single-day food drive in the Bay Area. 

Anyone who wants to get an up-close look at Morgan Hill parks or offer suggestions, criticism or feedback about the facilities to City officials can join the Parks and Recreation Commission Saturday for a tour of nine City parks.

Local restaurateurs, hotel managers, vintners, business owners, sports and recreation enthusiasts, City officials and others who stand to benefit from more visitors to Morgan Hill put their heads together for ideas on how to increase tourism at a recent a half-day session.

The Coyote Valley Family Farm Feast will feature something for foodies, families and nature lovers May 11, including locally grown food prepared by top Bay Area chefs, growers, live music and fun activities, according to event organizers.

It is a long-standing tradition in Morgan Hill and it continues as strong as ever again this year. The Morgan Hill Community & Cultural Center (CCC) is the proud home of the 13th Annual “Art a la Carte” from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. this Saturday. The event attracts families, businesses and volunteers, while providing free fun and community spirit.

The City of Morgan Hill is seeking applications from residents interested in serving for a minimum of four years on the planning commission.