A Century of Homewood
1926-2026
Founded in 1926, Homewood’s story has always been shaped by the people who call it home. This year is about honoring where we have been and celebrating where we are headed together.
CENTENNIAL Events
You will see Centennial moments popping up all year long as we count down to our official birthday later this year. From small surprises to big community events, there will be plenty of ways to be part of it. Stay tuned through our social feeds or join our email list so you won't miss anything!
Art Exhibit
Dorothy Griffis Jones exhibit will be officially unveiled on February 19 at City Hall, more details coming
Sims garden centennial plant sale
More info Coming
We Love HWD Day
more info coming
From Our Mayor
Mayor Jennifer Andress shares her excitement as Homewood begins its 100th year. You will see Centennial moments popping up all year as we move toward our official birthday later this year. From small surprises to big community events, there will be plenty of ways to be part of it.
THE PINK HOUSE
At just over 100 years old, the Pink House remains one of Homewood’s most recognizable landmarks. Built as the city was just beginning, it reflects the creativity and character that helped shape Homewood from the start.
As we celebrate our centennial, the Pink House stands as a reminder that our history is rooted in the people and places that made this community what it is today.
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