You’re invited to review Redwood Shores Community Association’s Annual Meeting that took place on Wednesday, February 3rd, 2021 at 7-9pm.
Category Archives: Local Events
Scouting for Food: November 21st, 2020 9am – 12pm
The Boy Scouts of America are here to help and will be gathering donations throughout Redwood Shores on Saturday, November 21, from 9am to 12pm.
For your safety and convenience, we will be providing contactless pickup and drop off options for your donations. Simply leave your non-perishable food donations in bags in a clearly visible location outside your house by 9am on Saturday, November 21 or drop off by 12pm to the Scouts at Marlin Park.
We accept any unexpired non-perishable food items such as canned goods, pasta and rice. We cannot accept expired food, baked goods, refrigerated items or items in damaged packages.
Last year, we collected and donated almost one ton of non-perishable food items to local food banks. This year, we need your help to do even better for our Redwood Shores community!
Project Homekey Community Meeting
Redwood Shores Community Association invites you to a community meeting on Wednesday, November 18, 2020, at 7:00 P.M. to discuss the County of San Mateo’s plan to purchase TownePlace Suites (next to the Bay Club) to convert to a Project Homekey senior housing site. RSVP at: https://homekey.eventbrite.com
Share Your Traditions, Celebrations & Festivities
Redwood Shores Community Association (RSCA) recognizes how important it is to celebrate each other and the uniqueness of our community. In the spirit of bringing joy, awareness and happiness to our community, RSCA invites residents to upload details and photos of their family traditions, celebrations, festivities and decor, including entries in the Light Up The Shores Contest:
Click here to upload your photos for the contest.
We may feature these in future editions of The PILOT.
Thank you for your participation and support!
Halloween 2020
Celebrate Halloween Safely in the Shores
by Karen Hetz and Mylinh Nightengale
Halloween is just around the corner! We wanted to share some alternatives to how you can distribute candy this year in order to make trick o’ treating safer.
Click here to review the San Mateo County Health Officer’s Halloween Safety Guidelines.
RSCA Pumpkin Decorating Contest
(If you need to verify your membership status or contribute your annual $45 dues, please login to memberplanet.com or contact .)
Meet the Candidates for City Council of Redwood City
Wednesday, September 30th, 7:00 – 8:30pm
(Virtual Event)
(*Video of this event is now available to stream in its entirety. Thank you to all those who participated in this forum, as well as everybody who has watched this event online. Election Day is November 3, so be sure to read up on local issues and candidates before you go out and vote!)
Please join us on Wednesday, September 30th at 7:00pm to meet the candidates for the City Council of Redwood City. The 2020 election is the first where voters will select a district representative. So Shores residents will vote for a council member for District 1: Redwood Shores. All council candidates are invited to introduce themselves and listen in as we discuss issues facing the City and of concern to our Redwood Shores community. Continue reading
Belmont-Redwood Shores School District Board Candidate Event
On Wednesday, September 16th, from 7:00 – 8:30PM, Redwood Shores Community Association (RSCA) and BRSSD PTA Council members will host a virtual School Board Candidate Forum.
Please register for the event to receive virtual login information sent in advance.
Two board of trustee seats are open for the 2020 election. Meet incumbent candidates Jim Howard and Sam Leinbach to discuss issues facing our schools and and of concern to our community. For more information about the school board, please visit: https://www.brssd.org/board-of-trustees.
For more information on the upcoming elections in San Mateo County, visit smcacre.org .
Redwood Shores Cleanup
RSCA’s Annual Levee Cleanup Event has a new look this year.
We are pleased to announce the Redwood Shores Cleanup! This will be a week long event, from August 22nd to August 29th, 2020 to get out and explore your neighborhood or another part of the Shores, and help keep it a beautiful place to live and work. Please bring a bag, wear sturdy walking shoes, sunscreen, face covering and gloves, as you wander the Shores and pick up trash. Continue reading
Redwood Shores Historic Walk
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Explore your neighborhood and learn about the history of our community with the Redwood Shores Historic Walk!
To help you learn more about Redwood Shores’ past and present, the Redwood Shores Community Association created a Historic Walk that takes you to various scenic and historic spots in the neighborhood. This two-mile walk is accessible by foot or bicycle (or car, if you would just need to get out for a quick cruise.)
You can log into the Redwood Shores Historic Walk link for Google Maps on your phone and take the tour with your mobile device. This digital, guided map will take you through each of the nine spots marked as relevant to the history of the Shores. At each point, you will find a short history lesson as well as archival photos which help tell of how Redwood Shores developed. There are also a few “Bonus Views” of spots to explore if you’re feeling like stretching your legs even further.
View the Redwood Shores Historic Walk in a larger map
On select weekends of the year, you can also look for signboards marking these points of interest for Redwood Shores. Nine signboards in total mark the various points on Bridge Parkway, Marine Parkway, Marlin Park, Davit Lane, and Shell Parkway.
Printed copies of the Redwood Shores Historic Walk are often available at the Redwood Shores Branch Library.
The Redwood Shores Historic Walk was originally created for the 40th Anniversary Celebration of the establishment of Redwood Shores in 2010 … which means, Redwood Shores is now over 50 years years old! Come review the history of Redwood Shores dating back five decades.
Since 1970 RSCA has been THE advocate on issues that impact the quality of life in Redwood Shores. From early controversies over where Shores children would go to school, to the recent levee crisis with its potential effect on local property values, RSCA has been the primary voice of the Shores community.
As we begin our fifth decade, RSCA continues its efforts to keep the Shores a great place to live and work.