Old Town Neighborhood describes the area bounded by Pacific Street on the east, Madison Street/creek on the south, up hill to Veteran’s Park on the west, and the Presidio on the north. Affectionately known by locals as “Spaghetti Hill,” the homes reflects a diverse collection of architectural styles, many of which are considered historic.
The neighborhood associations in Monterey were started to address needs, and to that end each neighborhood has some input to the city on issue and on specific needs that may be accomplished through the Neighborhood and Community Improvement Program and dollars collected from the city’s transient occupancy tax. Residents in Old Town also like to have fun, so in addition to issues and programs of importance, we do try to have social events or a program every quarter. Board meetings, generally quarterly, are often held at the MIIS conference room or recently by Zoom. Meetings are announced in bulletins to our members and/or in our newsletters, and are open to all members.
Social Events
Learn about the various social activities available to OTNA members.
Membership
Our neighborhood association works on a limited budget to put on events and keep residents informed.
Neighborhood & Community Improvement Program
Residents can suggest and nominate a project for consideration, which is then forwarded to the committee for consideration.
Historic Homes Walk
Take a walking tour of our many historic civic buildings and discover the rich history of Monterey.
Latest News and Events
October 15, 2024 Events Bulletin
Thursday, October 17, 7-8:30 pm – Election Forum for Candidates for Monterey Peninsula Water Management…
October 10, 2024 Events Bulletin
We are over half full for our Membership appreciation party at the Perry House Mansion…
September 30, 2024 Events Bulletin
Reservations are now being accepted for our annual Member Appreciation party at the Perry House. …