Welcome to the Old North Durham web site!
Old North Durham is one of the oldest neighborhoods in the city of Durham, North Carolina. Originally known as North Durham, this area was converted from farmland into one of the city's first suburbs in the late 1800's.
Take a look at our Events page to see information about past and upcoming events, including block parties and parades. Read our latest Newsletter and past issues. Join our Mailing List to communicate with neighbors, ask questions, and get tips on great things to do in Durham.
Whether you currently live in Old North Durham, are visiting, or are considering moving here, we hope that this web site will help you to see all that the Old North Durham neighborhood has to offer.
Take a look at our Events page to see information about past and upcoming events, including block parties and parades. Read our latest Newsletter and past issues. Join our Mailing List to communicate with neighbors, ask questions, and get tips on great things to do in Durham.
Whether you currently live in Old North Durham, are visiting, or are considering moving here, we hope that this web site will help you to see all that the Old North Durham neighborhood has to offer.
News & Events
Potluck March 17
Come join your neighbors to share food and conversation. We will meet at the Trotter Building located at 410 W. Geer St. at 6:30pm. Bring some food to share with your neighbors. The neighborhood association will provide beer and wine as well as plates, utensils and napkins. We hope to see you there!
Neighborhood-Wide Yard Sale April 24
We will be holding a neighborhood-wide yard sale on Saturday, April 24 from 8:00am until 12:00 noon. We will be promoting this event through local newspapers as well as online media. If you are interested in participating please contact us for details about how your can participate.
OND wins bulbs from Keep Durham Beautiful
Our neighborhood won two separate grants of flower bulbs from Keep Durham Beautiful. Over 500 spring flower bulbs have now been planted around three of the 'Welcome to Old North Durham' signs in the neighborhood. We eagerly anticipate all of the colorful blooms that will soon beautify the gateways into the neighborhood.