Planning, hosting, and helping bring gatherings and seasonal celebrations to life.
A good fit if you like organizing details, welcoming people, or keeping a team moving.
Something
good for here.
You’ve made things. Run things. Figured things out.
The Commons could use what you know—and what you care about.
Made by neighbors.
For the neighborhood.
Bring what you’re good at. Help something grow. There’s room to get involved in a way that fits your life—and to take on more if that feels right.
People here include longtime neighbors and new arrivals, renters and owners, families, students, local businesses and community groups. Different skills. Shared care for this place. Real progress happens when neighbors bring what they’re good at and build from there.
Explore where we need help. Choose anything that interests you, then tell us a little about yourself below. You can choose more than one—or bring something we haven’t thought of.
Host, organize, connect
Planning, hosting, and helping bring gatherings and seasonal celebrations to life.
A good fit if you like organizing details, welcoming people, or keeping a team moving.
Helping young people feel supported, bring their ideas, and help shape neighborhood life.
A good fit if you listen well to young people or bring experience in youth work and creative activities.
Connecting groups, businesses, spaces, and resources with work that benefits neighbors.
A good fit if you know your group’s work and can help find a good way to work together.
Helping invitations and neighbors’ perspectives travel beyond the usual circle.
A good fit if you like listening and following through. A shared apartment entry counts just as much as a street of houses.
Your interest
A skill, some experience, an idea, or an interest in learning alongside neighbors. Tell us what you have in mind.
Your selections stay with you as you explore the categories.
Help us show the real here
We’ve used photoreal concepts to show what we’re working toward. Help us capture the real Bixby Knolls—its people, places, pets, and everyday life—with permission and care.