We brought Open Streets Macon to the neighborhoods again on September 12th and October 24th! This year, we continued our COVID-19 format and activated two smaller, residential routes on Boulevard and Napier Ave. in the place of one, miles-long route. These routes were selected through a nomination process and aimed at engaging the immediate neighborhood communities.

A special thank you to the North Highlands and Napier Heights neighborhoods for welcoming us and making this year's program a community-led success!

Joining Macon’s bike-friendly network is easy. Just fill out the quick application by Friday, October 22nd. If your location is selected, we’ll follow up to get you a bike rack and work together to create a plan for supporting you and Macon bicyclists.

On the fence about attending Open Streets? Here are 7 reasons you should bring your friends and family, and share in the experience of enjoying our city streets as public space!

#GivingTuesday is here! Take a look at what we’ve accomplished this year, and then see how you can get involved on Tuesday, November 27th.

If you haven’t been able to join us at a Macon Bike Party yet, here’s the scoop on what you’ve missed and what you can expect.

On Wednesday, October 17th, hundreds of Maconites came together to connect and collaborate on our most prevalent social issues. From civic pride to homelessness and everything in between, there were nearly seventy conversations taking place across Macon throughout the day. At Bike Walk Macon, we hosted breakfast and afternoon table sessions to talk about transportation options, including what we’re doing right and how we can move forward. Here are five major takeaways from our table discussion.