Atlanta Streets Alive: Enjoy 3 miles of Peachtree St. with NO TRAFFIC!

Streets Alive will return to Peachtree Street in 2026.
Here’s how it works:
On select Sunday afternoons, for four glorious hours, three miles of Peachtree Street will be closed to cars — and open for people to stroll, roll, bike, and play!
The Streets Alive Peachtree Route stretches from downtown to midtown, right through the heart of the city. Peachtree Street will be closed from Alabama Street, downtown, to 15th Street in midtown. (See the map, below.)
Along the route, you’ll find a wealth of interactive experiences, hosted by community organizations, local businesses, and Streets Alive sponsors.
You can explore the open section of Peachtree Street from end to end, or enter and exit the route at any cross-street at any time during the four-hour activation.
Atlanta Streets Alive is FREE and fun for all ages.
Remember to bring a valid ID if you’d like to enjoy a cocktail along the way.
Alive on the Square at Colony Square
For the April 19th event, Colony Square (which is along the route) will host Alive on the Square.
There will be live music and a complimentary bike valet from 1 to 5.
More info
Here’s what to expect…

(photos courtesy of Colony Square)
Streets Alive is FREE and it’s for everyone. You don’t have to be an athlete to join in. It doesn’t matter how old you are or what neighborhood you live in. Even if you’ve never heard of the Open Street concept before, you’re invited to get out and experience it firsthand.
The open street route has no formal beginning or end. You can hop on at any point you like. The flow of people will move in both directions, like it does on the Beltline, so you can create your own experience.
This is a chance for you to EXPLORE our city. You can stroll, roll, shop, eat, play, socialize, or simply enjoy the spring weather — all without the noise, fumes, and intensity of Atlanta’s traffic.
The idea is to OPT OUT of traffic.
Getting to Atlanta Streets Alive is easy by MARTA, by bike, or any human-powered mode of transportation.
Streets Alive creates a a whole new healthy and vibrant city street experience in Atlanta.
So bring your bicycle, your skateboard, or just your feet, and get ready to explore your community streets in a safer, healthier, more livable way!
Electric bikes and scooters are allowed, but please maintain a safe speed.
Leashed dogs are allowed.
There will be designated vehicle crossing points along the way, where Atlanta police will be directing traffic. These include Pine, Linden, North, Ponce, Edgewood, and other main streets that cross Peachtree.
Visit the Streets Alive website for more info.
When is Atlanta Streets Alive?
Events are typically 2 to 6 p.m.
For 2026, the following dates have been scheduled for all routes.
Note that we have separate information pages for each of the routes — just click thru the links for specific route info.
- Sunday, March 22 — NEW route! MLK: Beltline to Broad
- Sunday, April 19 — Peachtree Street route (downtown to midtown)
- Sunday, May 31 — Southwest route (West End to Grant Park)
- * Sunday, June 14 — NEW route! MLK: Beltline to Broad
- Sunday, Sept. 27 — Peachtree Street route (downtown to midtown)
- Sunday, Oct. 18 — Southwest route (West End to Grant Park)
- Sunday, Nov. 8 — Howell Mill Road (Westside Stride partnership event)
*NOTE that the June 14th date may change, as it’s happening close to the FIFA World Cup games in Atlanta.
Getting to Streets Alive — Peachtree Street route
CLICK HERE for info on the Southwest Route
Please don’t bring a car to Streets Alive!
The entire route is accessible by six Marta stations — from the Five Points Station at the southern end of downtown to the Arts Center Station in midtown.
You can also hop on or off the Atlanta Streetcar at the Woodruff Park or Peachtree Center stops.
We recommend the Marta On The Go app for easy access to rail maps and timetables. Remember, trains run less often on Sundays, usually every 20 minutes.
View the route map on the Streets Alive website

Photo courtesy of Atlanta Streets Alive

Photo courtesy of Atlanta Streets Alive


