08/06/2026
Hello, neighbors!
What an incredible National Night Out! The board is still smiling from an evening filled with community spirit, friendly faces, great conversations, and absolutely awesome food.
A huge thank-you to Lyfe Acia II for the refreshing fruit cups — the fresh fruit and granola were perfect for a hot summer night. Mission BBQ once again delivered outstanding food and wonderful customer service. Please continue supporting these local businesses throughout the year.
We were also thrilled to welcome an outstanding group of vendors who generously shared their time, resources, and expertise with our community. If you missed a table or want to learn more, please reach out to them for services you may need now or in the future.
Baltimore County Code Enforcement helped us stay “up to code” with helpful guidance on violations and how to avoid them.
Allfirst Realty and First Home Mortgage opened the door to smart home-buying and selling conversations, with local expertise that really hit home.
Remodeling MD helped neighbors build on their ideas, from small refreshes to big home-improvement dreams.
The Master Gardeners, Herring Run Nursery, and our Campus Hills Tree Stewards helped our community grow with tips on native plants, beautiful landscapes, and environmental benefits.
Sawdust and Sparks definitely sparked interest with handcrafted woodworking pieces that were a cut above — perfect for gifts or a treat for yourself.
Avon brought beauty to the block, sharing wellness information and products from a well-known beauty brand.
Our Campus Hills Citizens on Patrol reminded us that safety is a neighborhood watchword. If you would like to be an extra set of eyes and ears, we would love to have you join the patrol.
Turnbull Brockmeyer Law Group laid down the law — in the best way — with great swag and helpful legal resources right here in Towson.
Moms Demand Action brought safety to the forefront, sharing important gun-safety resources with friendly, welcoming smiles.
K9 Avenger had everyone paws-itively excited! Baltimore County’s first facility K9 was truly a crowd favorite.
Cub Scout Pack 1742 and Boy Scout Troop 742 started the evening on the right pledge with the color guard and Pledge of Allegiance, then kept the fun scouting ahead for the kids.
Chantal and her team kept the crowd moving and grooving with two full hours of Zumba. Want to make a splash? Catch Chantal at Campus Cabana Swim Club this Sunday morning for Aqua Zumba.
The Baltimore Fire Museum really fired up the evening! The antique fire truck rolling up Southwick Drive was a showstopper, and the museum makes a great local, family-friendly afternoon outing.
Most importantly, we want to express our deepest gratitude to our first responders. National Night Out is a celebration of community, but it is also a reminder of the dedicated men and women who show up for us every day — often quietly, often behind the scenes, and always with a commitment to keeping our neighborhoods safe. Thank you to Baltimore County Police Department, the Sheriff’s Office, Towson University Police, and Towson Fire Department, and Providence Volunteer Fire Company of Towson Maryland for your service, your time, your presence, and the care you give to Campus Hills and the surrounding community. We are truly thankful for all that you do.
And of course, the heart of the evening was YOU — our neighbors, families, friends, and volunteers who came out to celebrate together. Thank you for filling the night with laughter, conversation, kindness, and the kind of community spirit that makes Campus Hills feel like home. Whether you stopped by for a meal, visited a vendor, danced along with Zumba, waved to the fire truck, or simply spent time catching up with neighbors, your presence helped make the evening meaningful and memorable. We are so grateful you were there.
And we are just getting started! Planning for National Night Out 2027 is already in motion, and we would love for next year to be even bigger, brighter, and more memorable. Have an idea for a vendor, activity, demonstration, food option, or community partner? Want to volunteer or help shape the celebration? Please share your thoughts with us. National Night Out is at its best when it reflects the people who make Campus Hills special — our neighbors, our families, and the community spirit that keeps us shining year after year.
