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The Midvale Heights Community Association has been serving the Midvale Heights neighborhood since 1954, and are constantly evolving to better meet the needs of MHCA members, residents, and the wider community. To better showcase neighborhood activities we launched a new midvaleheights.org early summer 2026. This, combined with an updated email communication program, will keep Midvale Heights residents informed on ways they can get involved. If you have any questions on the we

On June 2nd MHCA Baseball Commissioner Michael Pressman received a special honor recognizing his 30 years of service with the youth baseball league. The City of Madison, Madison Parks, and the Midvale Heights Community Association presented a rare Madison City tribute to Michael Pressman, longtime baseball commissioner of Midvale Heights. The tribute notes that from this day forward - the baseball diamond at Oak Park Heights Park (often called Piper Park) - will officially be

Midvale Heights Community Association is once again offering 4 nights of free music in Segoe Park on Fridays in July. We will also have food trucks each evening, so bring a chair, a blanket, and some friends. Location: 502 S Segoe Rd, Madison, WI Time: Food trucks arrive between 5:30 - 6 pm, Bands from 6:30 - 8:30 pm The concert series kicks off on July 10 with the incredible 15 member (or more!) Waunakee Big Band, playing up-tempo jazz, swing, and blues. On July 17 the Hone

Midvale Heights Community Association Chair Joy Cardin, her sister Judy Cardin, Midvale Heights Bison Gateway Prairie volunteer caretaker Chuck Kreimendahl collaborated to plant a Rusty Patched Bumble Bee Garden Kit in the existing prairie on Monday, May 25th. The bison sculptures approved! Thanks also to Rob who biked over to supervise and take some photos. The Bison Gateway Prairie (gateway to the Midvale Heights neighborhood) is located where the Southwest Bike Path meets