This year's Annual Membership Meeting will be
Sunday, April 12, at 3 pm in EC Leonard Park. 

In recent years, this meeting has been held at the Chapel Library in early January. The Board instead will host a potluck celebration of spring. Bring a chair, and, if you wish, a light dish to share, and elect members to the Neighborhood Association board, hear what's planned for the coming year, and have a voice in what's happening in Coker Hills.

An annual meeting flyer and events calendar have been mailed to every home in the neighborhood. If you didn't receive one you can download them through the links above.

The agenda for this meeting is here. The notes on last year's meeting are here.

CHNA Neighborhood Events for 2026 

We hope you’ll join your neighbors at these fun, family friendly events this year!  (Scroll down for pictures from these events in past years)

• Spring Egg Hunt - Saturday, April 4, 2pm

• Annual Meeting & Potluck - Sunday, April 12, 3 pm

• End of School Ice Cream Social - Saturday, June 6, 3 pm

• Fourth of July Kids’ Bike Parade - Saturday, July 4, 9 am

• Summer Potluck & Concert - Sunday, July 26, 6 pm

• Fall Ice Cream Social & Cookout - Sunday, Aug 23, 5 pm

• Oktoberfest! - Saturday, Sep 26, 2 pm

• Halloween Pizza Party - Friday, Oct 31, 5 pm

The 2026 Spring Egg Hunt!

Thanks for joining us to celebrate Oktoberfest!

Our third annual Oktoberfest was a big success! The CHNA grilled bratwurst, hot dogs and soft pretzels and poured beer and beverages. The event was free for CHNA member families, and only $10 for adult guests. Kids are always welcome free of charge.

Oktoberfest is held at our neighborhood park, E.C. Leonard Playground, at the corner of Audubon and Clayton Roads. 

The annual meeting of the Coker Hills Neighborhood Association was held January 26 at 1:00 pm at the Chapel Hill Public Library. Minutes of the meeting can be found here.

National Register of Historic Places 

The effort to add Coker Hills to the National Register of Historic Places, joining four other neighborhoods in Chapel Hill, has now received preliminary federal approval. The next step in this federal designation process is photographing the exterior of homes in the neighborhood.

Phillip Lyons, of Preservation Chapel Hill, the organization that is shepherding the process, said at a neighborhood information session on February 18, 2024 that the designation could be in place within eighteen months. This federal designation showcases the unique architectural nature of Coker Hills and allows a 15% tax credit on many home renovations. It should be noted that this distinction is quite different from similarly named locally designated "historic districts" in that it places no limits whatsoever on homeowners' ability to modify their property. Background information and online contacts can be found here. You can read the recent neighborhood mailing from Preservation Chapel Hill here. 

The board of the Coker Hills Neighborhood Association supports this recognition of our special neighborhood.

Coker Hills Neighborhood Association membership approves changes to the Board of the organization. 

The annual meeting of the Coker Hills Neighborhood Association membership was held on Sunday, January 7, 2024. Click here to see meeting notes.