ATLANTA — The first of five Atlanta Streets Alive community events planned for this year happened on Sunday.
Peachtree Street will be closed between 15th Street NW and Alabama Street SW between 2 p.m. and 6 p.m.
Atlanta’s Annual Streets Alive is a free, all-ages event that encourages not only pedestrians and cyclists to attend, but also welcomes e-bikes, e-scooters, Onewheels, skateboards, Segways, and similar devices.
Organizers say the car-free event celebrates Atlanta’s urban core and supports local businesses.
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In celebration of National Pet Parent Day, Praline’s Backyard Dog Services hosted a pop-up pet enrichment station featuring brain games, snuffle mats, and interactive toys for dogs.
There was also be an e-bike expo where you can learn about the city’s e-bike program and take advantage of complimentary pedicab rides and bike valet services.
The stage area and e-bike expo will be located at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church at 435 Peachtree Street NE.
You can see a map of the route at www.atlantastreetsalive.org.
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