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Classes start January 7. While this class is full, we suggest you sign up for the waitlist and show up for the first class because some people may not show, and that makes space for you!

The fourteenth annual Light Up Valley Village brought families and friends from across Valley Village together to celebrate the holiday season. Sponsored by Neighborhood Council Valley Village Board of Directors and Student Committee, the evening saw several hundred people joining with newly elected City Councilman Adrin Nazarian and Santa to ring in the 2024 holidays.

NCVV's Board of Directors sponsored a free, two hour self defense class taught by 5th degree black belt Jean Morrison and her assistants Rowena and Kim. A dozen Valley Village stakeholders learned how to defend themselves by exploiting the vulnerable areas of an attacker, and how to think quickly in stressful situations.

NCVV hosted our 3rd Coffee With A Cop event this year, bringing neighbors out to the Valley Village Farmer's Market and Pumpkin Patch to meet Officers Rob and Sean, and pick up fresh produce and pumpkins to carve for Halloween. Be sure to stop by 5000 Colfax Avenue this weekend for great prices on lots of different sizes and shapes of pumpkins.

Valley Village park hosted close to 400 neighbors, elected officials, LAPD cadets, NCVV Board members and volunteers, along with representatives of city departments, Target North Hollywood and the North Hollywood Interfaith Food Pantry to celebrate the 40th annual National Night Out.

The pancake breakfast, parade and park celebration continue to bring our community together for the best of Valley Village.

Did you know that hundreds of your neighbors are protected by 24/7 security patrols that exclusively operate in Valley Village and surrounding areas? 

Saturday, June 7 was a very special day in Valley Village with two events that brought many neighbors together to meet with LAPD and also to celebrate Pride month. 

If you are interested in joining our Board, your application will be accepted through July 8.

On Saturday, April 20, a record number of Valley Village residents and others from across the southeast San Fernando Valley turned out to celebrate Earth Day by shredding documents and saving them from heading to a landfill.