Chattahoochee RiverLands

RiverLands Gateway Park Habitat Restoration with Birds Georgia
2025-11-15 09:00 - 15:00 (America/New_York) | RiverLands Gateway Park
Join the Habitat team and Trust for Public Land for a volunteer workday at the RiverLands Gateway Park in Mableton.Birds Georgia is working with Trust for Public Land to remove invasive species and restore native bird habitat along the Chattahoochee RiverLands, and we invite you to join us! Work will be supervised by Birds Georgia, and we need your help.
RiverLands Gateway Park, once open in 2026, will be a regional trailhead and will provide key access for people to experience the RiverLands Greenway and Mableton Parkway greenway trails, and also will provide desperately needed access to the Chattahoochee River via a kayak launch and boat ramp.
What to bring?

Water
Dress according to the weather and the work being done; chance of encountering poison ivy, insects, arachnids, etc.
Close-toed shoes – boots recommended
Recommended but not required: sunglasses and binoculars

Register to attend here: https://birdsgeorgia.app.neoncrm.com/np/clients/birdsgeorgia/event.jsp?event=10562&

Chattahoochee Riverkeeper Westside River Redezvous
2025-11-22 09:30 - 12:30 | Shirley C. Franklin Park, 1660 Johnson Rd NW, Atlanta, 30318, United States
Help track pollution in the waterways of historic West Atlanta! Come out as a team, family, or fly solo to collect samples from Proctor, Sandy, and Utoy Creeks. We’ll provide instructions on how to collect your water samples and report back on creek conditions near you.
After you’ve visited your site, drop off your sample at our starting point and enjoy a complimentary lunch.
Where: Shirley Clarke Franklin Park (formerly Westside Reservoir Park), Entrance II, Rebirth of Atlanta Pavilion
Register to Attend here: https://chattahoochee.org/event/westside-river-rendezvous-4/

Birds GA's Feathers & Focus: Winter Bird Walk and Nature Journaling
2025-12-03 12:00 - 14:00 | Cochran Shoals Unit, Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area, 152 Columns Dr, Marietta, 30067, United States
This is a Chattahoochee National Park Conservancy led program. All exclusively CNPC led public events including public workdays, cleanups and hikes will continue as scheduled during a government shutdown.
Take a mindful midweek pause and join Chattahoochee National Park Conservancy & Birds Georgia for Feathers & Focus, a gentle winter bird walk paired with nature journaling. This is perfect event for a refreshing lunch break escape!
We’ll start by meeting at the picnic tables in front of the trailhead for hot coca, handwarmers and pick up your nature journaling materials. We will stroll along the flat, gravel trail at Cochran Shoals. Led by Sheridan Alford, Director of Community Engagement from Birds Georgia, we’ll tune into the sights and sounds of winter birdlife, from flitting sparrows to soaring hawks, while exploring the benefits of being present in nature.
Along the way, we’ll pause for nature journaling, using words, sketches, and quiet reflection to deepen our connection with the natural world. Whether you’re a seasoned birder or simply seeking a peaceful moment outdoors, this event invites you to slow down, breathe deeply, and rediscover the joy of noticing.
Register to attend here: https://chattahoocheeparks.app.neoncrm.com/nx/portal/neonevents/events?path=%2Fportal%2Fevents%2F26836%2Fstorefront%2F146652

Facilities: at trailhead
Difficulty: Trail is flat and on a gravel road. This is an ADA accessible event.
Age: All ages!
What we provide:

Journal
Pen/pencil
Handwarmers
Hot Cocoa
A fun, feather filled event!

This event is in partnership with Birds GA, a nonprofit organization dedicated to the conservation and habitat protection of bird species in Georgia.

WAWA Service Learning Saturday @ Hartnett Community Garden
2025-12-13 09:00 - 13:00, 2026-02-14 09:00 - 13:00 | Hartnett Community Garden, 1375 Bridges Ave SW, Atlanta, 30310, United States
Ready to make a difference in the name of stewardship? Youth ages 10 years and older can join us as we maintain trails, enhance the Hartnett Community Garden and give lots of love and attention to areas of the old growth forest.
Description: Volunteers will be helping prepare and beautify the garden space along with the Bush Mountain Community, and Mid-Wife Apothecary.
Purpose: Green wellness, sweat equity, and the satisfaction that the work on service day feeds community.
Role: On this day, volunteers will be gardening, removing weeds, invasives, planting, harvesting, and sodding the garden beds and areas at the Hartnett Community Garden. This allows us to feed our senior community members in our food distributions.
Vibe: fun, involved, motivated, change agent
Register here: https://volunteer.handsonatlanta.org/opportunities/E9gfRRywvC

CRK Atlanta Clean-up
2026-01-03 09:00 - 12:00 | GA
Chattahoochee Riverkeeper is pleased to host this cleanup to celebrate the New Year and to continue our efforts toward a Trash-Free Chattahoochee on Saturday, January 3 from 9am to 12pm.
The exact address will be provided to registered volunteers a week before the event, but generally the cleanup is ITP. Why? Because rain events move the trash and we want to pick a location that needs our attention the most. Gloves and cleanup supplies provided.
Will I get dirty and potentially wet? YES!
Whether land based or paddling, all our cleanups involve getting in or around the river or a tributary – this is where the trash is. But there are opportunities to stay dry. Either way, we promise you’ll have fun!
YOUTH PARTICIPATION: Youth between the ages of 10 (minimum age) and 16 must have a Parent/Guardian onsite under their supervision the duration of the cleanup. No drop-offs are permitted.
This registration is for you only (and your children if applicable). Everyone must register individually.
Thank you for volunteering!
Register to attend here: https://chattahoochee.wufoo.com/forms/wwlbhcc1ujj2cd/

Birds Georgia/TPL MLK Service Day
2026-01-18 10:00 - 13:00 | GA
This year, Birds Georgia and our community partners will host volunteers at the Chattahoochee RiverLands Showcase Park to remove invasive plant species and restore healthy habitats. We encourage you to choose your own adventure and spend the day giving back alongside local partners and fellow volunteers. Your support makes a difference. Whether donating with time or monetarily, we greatly appreciate you helping Birds Georgia and our partners continue creating and restoring spaces where both birds and people can thrive across our state.
Register to attend here: https://birdsgeorgia.app.neoncrm.com/nx/portal/neonevents/events?path=%2Fportal%2Fevents%2F30755%2Fstorefront%2F164779

CRK MLK Day Service Clean-up
2026-01-19 09:00 - 12:00 | GA
Chattahoochee Riverkeeper is pleased to host this cleanup in Atlanta to celebrate the MLK National Day of Service and to continue our efforts toward a Trash-Free Chattahoochee on MONDAY, January 19 from 9am to 12pm.
The exact address will be provided to registered volunteers a week before the event, but generally the cleanup is ITP. Why? Because rain events move the trash and we want to pick a location that needs our attention the most. Gloves and cleanup supplies provided.
Will I get dirty and potentially wet? YES!
Whether land based or paddling, all our cleanups involve getting in or around the river or a tributary – this is where the trash is. But there are opportunities to stay dry. Either way, we promise you’ll have fun!
YOUTH PARTICIPATION: Youth between the ages of 10 (minimum age) and 16 must have a Parent/Guardian onsite under their supervision the duration of the cleanup. No drop-offs are permitted.
This registration is for you only (and your children if applicable). Everyone must register individually.
Thank you for volunteering!
Register to attend here: https://chattahoochee.wufoo.com/forms/w1gocutx1r4budl/

WAWA Annual MLK Service Day
2026-01-19 09:00 - 15:00 | GA
West Atlanta Watershed Alliance is proud to facilitate our 16th Annual MLK Day of Service. We welcome you to join us in performing actions to maintain stewardship, history, and beautification, as a “ Beloved Community”.
We are happy to steward and serve 5 locations this year:

Historic Hunter Hills

Mozley Park Community (January 17th)

ATL Compromise

English Avenue

Outdoor Activity Center

For more information or to register, go here: https://www.wawa-online.org/about-1-1​

TPL/Birds Georgia RiverLands Gateway Park Volunteer Day
2026-01-22 09:00 - 15:00 | GA
Birds Georgia is working with Trust for Public Land to remove invasive species and restore native bird habitat along the Chattahoochee RiverLands, and we invite you to join us! Work will be supervised by Birds Georgia, and we need your help.
RiverLands Gateway Park, once open in 2026, will be a regional trailhead and will provide key access for people to experience the RiverLands Greenway and Mableton Parkway greenway trails, and also will provide desperately needed access to the Chattahoochee River via a kayak launch and boat ramp.
What to bring?

Water
Dress according to the weather and the work being done; chance of encountering poison ivy, insects, arachnids, etc.
Close-toed shoes – boots recommended
Recommended but not required: sunglasses and binoculars

Register to attend here: https://birdsgeorgia.app.neoncrm.com/np/clients/birdsgeorgia/event.jsp?event=11093&

TPL/Birds Georgia RiverLands Gateway Park Volunteer Day
2026-01-24 09:00 - 12:00 | GA
Birds Georgia is working with Trust for Public Land to remove invasive species and restore native bird habitat along the Chattahoochee RiverLands, and we invite you to join us! Work will be supervised by Birds Georgia, and we need your help.
RiverLands Gateway Park, once open in 2026, will be a regional trailhead and will provide key access for people to experience the RiverLands Greenway and Mableton Parkway greenway trails, and also will provide desperately needed access to the Chattahoochee River via a kayak launch and boat ramp.
What to bring?

Water
Dress according to the weather and the work being done; chance of encountering poison ivy, insects, arachnids, etc.
Close-toed shoes – boots recommended
Recommended but not required: sunglasses and binoculars

Register to attend here: https://birdsgeorgia.app.neoncrm.com/np/clients/birdsgeorgia/event.jsp?event=11098&

CRK Atlanta Clean Up: CANCELLED
2026-01-31 09:00 - 12:00 | GA
UPDATE: THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED DUE TO BELOW FREEZING TEMPERATURES
Chattahoochee Riverkeeper is pleased to host this cleanup in partnership with Trust for Public Land to continue our efforts toward a Trash-Free Chattahoochee on Saturday, January 31 from 9am to 12pm.
The exact address will be provided to registered volunteers a week before the event, but generally the cleanup is ITP. Why? Because rain events move the trash and we want to pick a location that needs our attention the most. Gloves and cleanup supplies provided.
Will I get dirty and potentially wet? YES!
Whether land based or paddling, all our cleanups involve getting in or around the river or a tributary – this is where the trash is. But there are opportunities to stay dry. Either way, we promise you’ll have fun!
YOUTH PARTICIPATION: Youth between the ages of 10 (minimum age) and 16 must have a Parent/Guardian onsite under their supervision the duration of the cleanup. No drop-offs are permitted.
This registration is for you only (and your children if applicable). Everyone must register individually.
Thank you for volunteering!
Register here: https://chattahoochee.wufoo.com/forms/w10f0jax105znjl/

TPL/Birds Georgia RiverLands Gateway Park Volunteer Day
2026-02-07 09:00 - 12:00 | GA
Birds Georgia is working with Trust for Public Land to remove invasive species and restore native bird habitat along the Chattahoochee RiverLands, and we invite you to join us! Work will be supervised by Birds Georgia, and we need your help.
RiverLands Gateway Park, once open in 2026, will be a regional trailhead and will provide key access for people to experience the RiverLands Greenway and Mableton Parkway greenway trails, and also will provide desperately needed access to the Chattahoochee River via a kayak launch and boat ramp.
What to bring?

Water
Dress according to the weather and the work being done; chance of encountering poison ivy, insects, arachnids, etc.
Close-toed shoes – boots recommended
Recommended but not required: sunglasses and binoculars

Register to attend here: https://birdsgeorgia.app.neoncrm.com/np/clients/birdsgeorgia/event.jsp?event=11103&

Winter Owl Prowl
2026-02-07 18:30 - 21:00 | Chattahoochee River Environmental Education Center, 8615 Barnwell Road, Johns Creek, 3002, United States
Description: Join the National Park Service for a campfire and live owl program presented on the upper deck of the Center’s Lodge. Discover new facts about the wildlife of the Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area and their nocturnal habits. There will be a live owl program on the upper deck presented by Chattahoochee Nature Center Naturalists. Discover new facts about these fascinating native residents of the Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area. There will be opportunities to take photographs with the birds. Join us and enjoy the ambiance and beauty of twilight on the Chattahoochee. After the program you are invited to join us on a short walk on the Three Forks Loop Trail. Join us for a wonderful winter event!
6:45 – 7:30 pm Program on Upper Deck
7:30 – 8:15 pm Night Hike (You must have a flashlight)
8:15 – 9:00 pm Marshmallow Roasting
6:30 – 9:00 pm Campfire ongoing
7:30 – 9:00 pm Kids Crafts
Live Owl Programs Courtesy of the Chattahoochee Nature Center, an environmental education partner of the National Park Service. (www.chattnaturecenter.org)
Location: Chattahoochee River Environmental Education Center, 8615 Barnwell Road, Johns Creek, Georgia, 30022. For directions see www.nps.gov/chat
Parking is limited and carpooling is encouraged.
Facilities: Located in the Center’s Lodge
Difficulty: Easy level walking
Bring: Dress for the weather and wear comfortable shoes suitable for walking on a forest trail. Dress in layers so that you can adjust to changes in the temperature and activity level. Bring water and you might include snacks. Flashlight or headlamp worn around neck or held in your hand.You are also welcome to bring your own marshmallows to roast. We have roasting forks that you may use.
Reservations are required by contacting the Chattahoochee National Park Conservancy at www.chattahoocheeparks.org.
Thank you.

Rollin on the RiverLands: Westside Ride
2026-02-21 10:00 - 12:00 | Rodney Cook, Sr. Park, 650 Joseph E. Boone Blvd NW, Atlanta, GA, 30314, United States
Join Trust for Public Land and Devin Cowens of Radical Adventure Riders Atlanta as we explore the Westside Beltline and scenic Proctor Creek Greenway trails, key parts of the Chattahoochee RiverLands vision.
You must be 18 years or older to attend.
All participants must bring their own wheels and helmet.

Event Details
Where: Rodney Cook Sr. Park
When: 10 am – 12 pm
Distance: 10.2 miles
All skill levels welcome

Register to attend here: TPL Events Rollin on the RiverLands

If you have any questions or concerns, please contact jordynn.wright@tpl.org.

Trout Lily Loop Trail Guided Walk
2026-02-22 13:00 - 15:30 | West Palisades, 2361 Akers Drive, Atlanta, 30339, United States
Join National Park Service Naturalist Jerry Hightower for one of the most scenic walks in the entire park. Enjoy the beautiful forest, grand vistas of Thornton and Devil’s Racecourse Shoals, and the dramatic palisades created by the Brevard Fault. We will descend the ridge, loop around at the base of Thornton Cliffs, walk past Diving Rock Beach to Sandy Point, and return up the ridge. Winter is the very best time to appreciate the extraordinary topography of the Palisades Unit of the park. Along the trail we will look for wildlife signs, the beginnings of spring, and, with luck, we might see the beautiful yellow flowers of the Trout lily; so please join us.
Location: We will meet in the parking area bulletin board, 2361 Akers Drive, Atlanta, Georgia, 30339
Facilities: Located at Devil’s Stair Step three quarters of the way thought the hike
Difficulty: This walk is leisurely with a steep trail leading to the floodplain and back to the parking lot. These walks are quite slow with numerous stops to discuss items of interest along the way. Note: This walk is not suitable for very young children.
Bring: Dress for the weather and wear comfortable shoes suitable for walking on a forest trail. Dress in layers so that you can adjust to changes in the temperature and activity level. A hat, scarf, and gloves might be a good idea Bring water and you might include snacks. You may wish to bring binoculars and a hand lens.
Note: A daily entrance fee or annual pass is needed.
Reservations are required by contacting the Chattahoochee National Park Conservancy at www.chattahoocheeparks.org. Thank you.

CRK/TPL Buzzard Roost Paddle and Camp
2026-03-07 - 2026-03-09 | GA
Chattahoochee Riverkeeper and TPL’s Chattahoochee Riverlands are teaming up to host a 2-day paddle/camp trip from Standing Peachtree Park to the Highway 166 DNR Boat Ramp. The new kayak launch at Standing Peachtree/Peachtree Creek is part of TPL’s new Chattahoochee Camp + Paddle Trail.
This is a 14.5 mile paddle total with overnight camping on Buzzard Island at mile 9.5. Leaving 5 miles on Sunday.
This section of river is mostly slow moving with a few moderate shoals and riffles based on water flow and dam releases. Skill level: experienced beginners at a minimum who know basic strokes and bracing skills.
Saturday night will be primitive camping on Buzzard Island. There are no amenities except the gorgeous views of the river and the companionship of your fellow paddlers. The island offers plenty of tent or hammock options.
The fee is $50 per person to help cover the shuttle expense.
CRK has a limited number of sit-on-top kayaks in 10ft and 12ft lengths available on a first come basis that you can select during registration.

Register to attend here: https://chattahoochee.wufoo.com/forms/wseaqxj1kdsy4t/

Chattahoochee Brick Co. and Atlanta RiverLands Community Conversations
2026-03-07 10:30 - 13:00 | Agape Youth & Family Center, 2210 Marietta Boulevard Northwest #Y, Atlanta, 30318, United States
Your voice matters in shaping the Atlanta RiverLands and Chattahoochee Brick Company site. So we hope to see you at the upcoming community engagement event focused on the future of Atlanta RiverLands and the Chattahoochee Brick Company site.

Event details:

Date: Saturday March 7, 2026
Time: 10:30 AM (Doors Open); 11:00 AM–1:00 PM (Official Program)
Location: Agape Youth and Family Center – 2210 Marietta Boulevard Northwest | Atlanta, GA 30318

What to expect:

Brief project updates on existing conditions and archaeology
Interactive table discussions and hands-on activities
Opportunities to share ideas and priorities for both projects
Light Snack and Drinks provided

Presenting teams:
SCAPE Landscape Architecture, MASS Design Group, Toole Design, and New South Associates, with support from the City of Atlanta, Trust for Public Land, ARC, and community partners.

Registration via Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/chattahoochee-brick-co-and-atlanta-riverlands-community-conversations-tickets-1982308519143?aff=oddtdtcreator

Visit the project website to learn more at: https://chattbrickriverlands.atlantaga.gov/

CRK/TPL Spring Headwaters Hike
2026-03-13 08:00 - 17:00 | Jack’s Gap at Brasstown Bald, 30546, United States
Thirty-five hundred feet high into the Blue Ridge Mountains at Chattahoochee Gap, where Jack’s Knob Trail dead ends into the Appalachian Trail, is a simple sign, pointing downhill, with a blue “W” for water. Thus begins the Chattahoochee River. You are in for a treat as you join Chattahoochee Riverkeeper in partnership with Trust for Public Land on this 5-mile round-trip hike to see the spring that gives birth to the mighty Chattahoochee River.
Difficulty level – moderate to strenuous – there are several steep climbs; this hike may not be suitable for those with difficulty navigating multiple long, steep grades.
What to Bring and Wear: Plenty of water (1-2 L), lunch, snacks, any medication you may need. You may also want to consider bringing trekking poles/a walking stick, sunscreen, and/or a camera. What to wear: Good fitting hiking/tennis shoes, lightweight quick drying layers – temperatures and wind chill can vary throughout hike – so prepare for anything! It will likely be cold and windy. Hat, rain jacket, good socks.
Cancellation: Hikers will be notified, by email, 24 hours before event, if the outing is cancelled due to forecast of severe weather, etc.
More details on where to meet will be sent to registrants before the hike. All participants will need to meet at the trailhead no later than 11:00 a.m. We anticipate finishing the hike between 3:30-4:00 p.m.
Register to attend here: https://chattahoochee.org/es/event/hike-to-the-headwaters/

Mid Chattahoochee Paddle and Camp
2026-04-11 - 2026-04-13 | McIntosh Reserve Park
Chattahoochee Riverkeeper has organized this trip to have a fantastic group camping and paddling adventure on the Chattahoochee in the mid-Chatt region.
This trip is also in partnership with Heard County Outfitters and Chattahoochee Outdoors.
This entire 2-day trip will take us from McIntosh Reserve Park in Whitesburg to Riverside Park in Franklin. We will camp Friday night at McIntosh Reserve and Saturday night on private property.
We will be paddling 19 miles total and will experience very moderate flows and some spicy shoals to navigate. Skill level: experienced beginners at a minimum who know basic strokes and bracing skills.
The fee is $150 per person (tandem partners must register separately) and includes Fri/Sat night dinner, Sat/Sun breakfast, gear transfer and shuttle.
Boating equipment is not included.
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For planning purposes:
If you are camping Friday, we will have camp setup by 3pm. Please do not arrive before then.
If you are not camping Friday, and arriving Saturday morning, please arrive at MCINTOSH no later than 8:00AM.
Additional details will be provided in your confirmation email. Specific trip details will be emailed to registered participants one week prior to the trip date.
Register to attend here: https://chattahoochee.wufoo.com/forms/w1iv93mn0drsddi/

Park Day @ Shoupade Park
2026-04-25 09:30 - 12:00 | Shoupade Park, 4757-4779 Oakdale Rd, Smyrna, 30080, United States
Planned Activities
We will cut vegetation within a Civil War trench and 2 gun artillery redan, which remain from General Johnston’s Chattahoochee River Line in Cobb County, Georgia. The vegetation maintenance is necessary for visitors to view the Civil War earthworks described by the park interpretive signs. If feasible, we may also work on wisteria (invasive vines) removal in another section of the park.

History or Educational Activities
Shoupade Park is a 2 acre historic pocket park within a residential community. It contains Civil War earthworks from the 6 mile Johnston’s Chattahoochee River Line, including 2 Shoupade infantry forts, an artillery redan, and connecting trench line between them. There are interpretive signs within the park. Shoupade Park is listed on the Cobb County Historic Register. Learn more at https://riverline.org/parks.

Should I bring any tools or supplies?
WORK ATTIRE: Closed-toe sturdy work shoes, long pants, gloves, hat, and a long-sleeve cover-up shirt offers protection from thorny plants and bugs.
THINGS TO BRING: If you have small hand pruners, bring them labeled with your name. Water bottle & optional bug spray.

Is there a rain date?
In the instance of inclement weather, Park Day will be cancelled.

Please note
WEATHER: In case of inclement weather, registered volunteers will be notified by email as soon as cancellation or delay has been determined. The volunteer coordinator’s phone number will be provided with your registration acknowledgement.

Please RSVP this event by emailing RiverLineGA@gmail.com by midnight April 23. Please include full name of each participant, address, & phone to prefill liability waiver to be signed on event day. Minimum age is 16 years. Teens must be accompanied by adult.

Georgia Rivers Annual Camp and Paddle Trip
2026-05-01 - 2026-05-04 | Campbellton Park, GA, United States
Believe it or not, within the confines of Fulton County, you can venture on multi-day canoe/kayak camping adventures on the Chattahoochee River thanks to newly-developed paddle-in campsites that feature covered and electrified pavilions and picnic areas, restrooms, showers and primitive tent sites. Georgia Rivers and the Trust for Public Land will introduce you to these amenities on this 28-mile journey from Campbellton to Carroll County. We’ll camp Friday night at Campbellton, paddle 16 miles on Saturday to the new Chattahoochee Hills RiverLands Park, camp again, and then finish out the trip with a 12-mile float to McIntosh Reserve Park. Long written off as “too polluted to paddle” because of failing sewage systems in metro Atlanta, the river downstream of the big city has undergone a revival over the last 30 years as the area’s sewage systems have largely come into compliance with clean water laws. Today, it is has reclaimed its historic place as a destination for boaters and anglers, and you’ll be surprised at the beauty you’ll encounter in this forgotten stretch of river. The mostly flat water route is interrupted occasionally by shoals and the riverside scenery is mostly rural and wild. This is a recovered hidden gem waiting to be discovered. And, the best part: top-notch camping facilities await intrepid adventurers! Registration fees include guide services and maps, shuttle services, catered breakfasts and dinners, swag and evening educational programs. Participants should plan their own on-river lunches and snacks. Participants may choose to carry their camp gear in their boats or have it shuttled campsite to campsite by Georgia Rivers staff. Rental boats can be reserved during registration
Skill Level Required:
This route features mostly flatwater with some shoals and small rapids. It is suitable for all skill levels from novice to expert.
Register
Registration opens Dec. 22 at 8 a.m. Registration fees range from $130 to $300 with discounts for families and young adults age 18-30. Registration closes April 24 or when full. Registration fees include guide services, river maps, shuttle service, four catered meals, swag, campsite with restrooms and showers and educational programs. Detailed information about meeting times and locations will be e-mailed to all registered participants one to two weeks prior to the event. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER!
Apply for a Scholarship:
A limited number of scholarships to encourage women, people of color, recent immigrants and low-income individuals and families to participate are available. Apply for a scholarship HERE!
