Host an Activity      

Our activity partners make Open Streets Macon one of the most unique programs in Macon-Bibb County. Apply today to host an activity along the route.

Sunday, May 3 | 2 to 5 PM | Houston Avenue
Newberg Avenue to Rocky Creek Road

Your activity must align in some way to our mission. The four pillars of Open Streets Macon are health, transportation options, living streets, and civic pride. Please note: no vending is allowed on the route.

The best activities are those that creatively represent your business or organization, while involving event participants. For example, a gym might host workouts or fitness challenges. A dance group could give short lessons. A clothing store may put on a fashion show. Last year, a local book shop hosted children’s story time, and a library registered participants for library cards! Sometimes activity partners are just individuals who want to share their passion for an activity, such as slacklining or hula hooping.
Looking for ideas? Check out the list of activity ideas and pictures of some of our past favorites at the buttons below!

Activity Partners can be agencies, organizations, businesses, clubs, individuals, government agencies or anyone else that has the capacity to provide an activity on the Open Streets route. Keep in mind that all programs should be barrier-free, inclusive, accessible, and free.

Questions?

Have questions, concerns, or want to brainstorm ideas? Contact Kaylee Pruitt at (478) 832-3324 or kaylee@bikewalkmacon.com or openstreets@bikewalkmacon.com for help with developing a creative way to participate in Open Streets.

Please note: Open Streets Macon will not provide equipment, signage, or tables to program partners. You are responsible for bringing everything that is required to successfully pull off your program.

FAQs for Activity Partner

ABIDE BY THE RULES BELOW:

• Activities must be participatory (not just a table with postcards and sign up sheet)
• Participatory can mean different things. Be creative. We love to hear your ideas.
• All nonprofits, businesses, and organizations are allowed to participate (even if their office isn’t along the route) as long as the activity they bring is relevant to active, healthy living or community engagement.
• No vending is allowed except for businesses on the route, except with permission provided by Open Streets Macon organizers. Please reach out to Kaylee Pruitt at kaylee@bikewalkmacon.com or openstreets@bikewalkmacon.com to place a request.