Macon Celebrates Biking, Walking, and Public Spaces at Streets for All Fest
From March 5–7, more than 250 people joined us for 13 rides, walks, and community events across Macon for this year’s Streets for All Fest. Throughout the weekend, neighbors biked through Downtown, East Macon, and Midtown, explored the Ocmulgee Heritage Trail, and gathered in public spaces - experiencing some of our city’s best locations.
Streets for All Fest celebrates the role safe streets and connected public spaces play in bringing people together and supporting Macon’s growing biking and walking culture. When streets are accessible and welcoming, they help lay the foundation for a city where people want to gather, explore, and belong.
Why Events Like This Matter
Streets for All Fest is more than a weekend of fun activities - it’s a glimpse into what Macon can become.
When people feel comfortable biking to dinner, walking with friends, or exploring trails that connect neighborhoods, our streets transform. They become a place that strengthens community connections, supports local businesses, and makes everyday life healthier and more enjoyable.
At Bike Walk Macon, we’re working toward a Macon where:
Streets are safe for people of all ages and abilities - no matter how they choose to get around
Trails connect neighborhoods and destinations
Public spaces are welcoming places to gather
And more people choose to live, work, and play right here in our city
Click the links to check out the photos from each activity!
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Thank You to Our Sponsors, Partners, and Participants
Streets for All Fest wouldn’t be possible without the support of organizations and community members who believe in building a better Macon. Thank you to our 2026 event sponsors: Macon-Bibb County Reimagining the Civic Commons Committee, Vineville Neighborhood Association, and Sheridan Construction for helping make this weekend possible. We’d also like to thank Thomson Bike Parts for donating a bicycle for our raffle, and congratulate Glenn Rosen for winning!
We’re also grateful to our many partners who hosted activities throughout the festival (Macon Pride, Rose Room, Pure Barre Macon and HWY 96, Historic Macon, Dsto Moore Photography, Bike Tech Macon, Fall Line Brewing Co., Walk with A Doc, Visit Macon, NewTown Macon, Macon-Bibb County, and Longleaf Distillery) and to everyone who joined us - whether you rode, walked, volunteered, or came out to support. Your participation is what makes events like Streets for All Fest meaningful.
Support OUR Work
Memberships, donations, and sponsorships make it possible for us to host events like Streets for All Fest and keep many of them free and open to the public. Memberships start at just $25 per year, and supports our mission to make it easier and safer to bike and walk in Macon-Bibb County.
👉 Become a member or make a donation today.
