Chestnut Hill Conservancy: Thank You for Making this Year's Night of Lights a Success!

Thank You for Making this Year’s Night of Lights a Success!

The 5th Annual Night of Lights

We’re so excited to have shared this year’s Night of Lights–our biggest and best yet–with you! From October 8 until October 17 the Chestnut Hill Conservancy, with our partners, presented historical images and films from the Conservancy’s Archives on eight different storefronts, alongside striking light installations, unique historic tours and gatherings, and a lively nighttime experience up and down Germantown Avenue thanks to our restaurants and retailers.

Check out more photos, news clips, and recaps of the event online at http://chconservancy.org/night-of-lights.

We’re so thankful to our many sponsors and partners for helping to make this year a success. And thanks to every one of our visitors and new friends for coming out, with a special thank you to our members and supporters. Your commitment to the Conservancy and our community supports not only public programs like Night of Lights, but makes all of our efforts and advocacy of our community’s history, architecture, and open space possible!

Not yet a member? Join now and help us sustain our irreplaceable community! Your membership will help continue the Conservancy’s work as partners and stewards with our neighbors in the years to come! Visit our website to join or email membership@chconservancy.org to learn more!

Photos by Brad Maule

Fall Programs: Ask the Experts

Smart Homes & Utilizing Technology to Manage Risk

Wednesday, November 3, 2021 at 7:00 pm (Virtual)

Chestnut Hill resident Allison DeCaro, a principal with the insurance brokerage firm Johnson, Kendall & Johnson, will join expert risk consultant Rick Albers in presenting the latest advances in automated home protections including fire and security systems, water mitigation, personal cyber security, and best practices when renovating or building a home.

A free, virtual program, Ask the Experts addresses a featured topic by an expert on prevalent issues relating to historic home and landscape care. Ask questions; get solutions! Organized by the Chestnut Hill Conservancy and co-sponsored by the Chestnut Hill Community Association.