Our environmental stewardship program depends on the enthusiasm of volunteers, community groups and businesses to improve the appearance, accessibility, and safety of the BeltLine corridor by picking up litter, maintaining greenspace through weeding and invasive plant removal; and more. Sponsors are needed to support management and tool needs. Learn more about the program.

The largest temporary public art exhibit in the south features over 100 sculptures, murals, and performers along the corridor throughout the year, complementing the permanent art. Over 35,000 people walk the trails weekly experience this annual exhibition. Visit Art on the BeltLine site.

Official guided bike tours of the BeltLine alternate from the Westside to the Eastside every weekend. For more information, contact: Salisha Evans, Director of Partnerships and Development, Salisha@atlblp.org, (404) 446-4408. Learn more about Bike Tours.

Last year 3,000 people enjoyed touring the corridor in our custom bus, which offers one of the best ways to see the breadth and depth of the BeltLine project while learning about Atlanta neighborhoods. One of our most popular programs, the tour bus is easily identified throughout the city as it travels through the 45 BeltLine neighborhoods. Learn more about the Bus Tour.

Join our parade for dogs on the Eastside Trail! This is the perfect opportunity to come on-site and celebrate your brand in collaboration with the Atlanta BeltLine Partnership, Doggies on the Catwalk and 250 of your best, new furry friends. Sponsorship packet. October 27, 2019.

Finding and purchasing the right home can seem complex, even overwhelming. These free workshops are designed to make sure individuals looking to purchase a home along the Atlanta BeltLine have access to programs and services that can help ensure that the home they find is right for them. For more information, contact: Salisha Evans, Director of Partnerships and Development, Salisha@atlblp.org, (404) 446-4408. Learn more about our workshops.

The largest free fitness program in Atlanta promotes the use of the BeltLine corridor to support an active, healthy lifestyle and attracts almost 3,000 people. Over 500 classes each year at every fitness level, include: Yoga, Pilates, Self-defense, Aerobics, Boot Camps, Hike with Your Dog, Meditation, and more. Classes are held at multiple locations throughout the corridor. Learn more about Health & Fitness program.

This enormously popular parade is one of the largest in North America. In 2018, over 70,000 participants and revelers took part in the parade which is the highlight event of the Art on the Atlanta BeltLine exhibition. Check out the event page.

Built around the enormously popular Lantern Parade, this festival features some of Atlanta’s best food trucks, live music, & activities in a family-oriented environment. The Parade passes alongside the field making it a great space for viewing.

Our popular race series for participants of all ages travels through BeltLine neighborhoods on the Northside, Westside, and Eastside Trails. Check out the Race Series.

Held at Skyline Park, the rooftop amusement park at Ponce City Market, this event serves as a kick off to summer filled with games, music, food and fun. Summer 2020.

Partner with ABP on topics that are relevant to a variety of audiences. For more information, contact: Salisha Evans, Director of Partnerships and Development, Salisha@atlblp.org, (404) 446-4408.

Held in Washington Park on the Westside Trail, this free festival includes sports, health screenings, fitness classes, healthy food, music and other activities for families to enjoy. We’re have celebrated this festival with the neighborhood Jazz festival series for several years. This event engages the public while empowering residents to connect with a healthier lifestyle. See event page.

A series that connects BeltLine residents with job training and resources with a specific focus on the hospitality, construction, health and customer service- related fields and industries. For more information, contact: Salisha Evans, Director of Partnerships and Development, Salisha@atlblp.org, (404) 446-4408.