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Read all the latest neighborly news. We update often so check back frequently (or at least every few months). Have something you think the community should know about? Visit the Contact page and let us know!
Overlea Farmers Market Returns
Save the dates for the 2023 season of this community treasure. The Overlea Farmers Market, organized by your Overlea Community Association, begins on Saturday, June 10 and runs every other Saturday through October 28.
Announcing Overlea ArtsFest Youth Art Show!
Kids and teens now have their very own art show dedicated to them and their work! The 1st annual Youth Art Show will be on March 24th, 25th and 26th, 2023 at Holt Park & Center for the Arts, with a fun 3-day program of activities and entertainment
Keeping Overlea Green
Our neighborhood has numerous historic trees, but as they age, many have been cut down. Plus, older trees often struggle with invasive vines that weaken them and make damage more likely in bad weather.
Composting Continues
The Overlea community will continue composting every other week, through the winter and spring, until the Farmer’s Market begins next year.
Volunteer Neighborhood Cleanup
Help make our streets litter free! Please join us this Saturday (11/12) for a neighborhood clean up. We will provide all the supplies needed.
The Affordable Connectivity Program
Baltimore County Department of Aging (BCDA) along with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) welcomes all the qualifying residents of Baltimore County to register for an appointment at our regional application assistance events.
Fall 2022: OCA President's Message
It’s officially my second year as President of the Overlea Community Association and we have made so many moves!
7-11 Fall 2022 Update
The Pittsburgh-based developer Pentek has proposed a large 7-11 fuel station, convenience store, and fast food restaurant on the properties at 7403-7407 Belair Rd., the intersection with Fullerton Ave.
Overlea Farmers Market–A Business Incubator
One of the great things about a community farmers market is they are also business incubators. The Overlea Farmers Market often gives new businesses the space and opportunity to expand.
Wow! Have You Seen Highview Ave?
Highview Ave. and the end of Fuller Ave. received a SERIOUS renovation!
EBT/SNAP Benefits
Did You Know? The Overlea Farmers market accepts EBT/SNAP benefits, and provides a Maryland Market Money match for all benefits spent on SNAP-eligible items.
OCA at Work
Members of the Overlea Community Association work hard to make our neighborhood an even better place to live.