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May 20, 2016 Leave a comment
Join Angie Macon, Executive Director of the Decatur Arts Alliance, for the May Sunday Stroll. Learn about public art as you stroll through Decatur to see what is on display.
Meet in front of the Decatur Recreation Center and be ready to walk at 2 p.m. The walk is free to the community!
Be sure to bring some water and comfortable shoes.
If it rains, the walk will be cancelled, so check back here if you are unsure.
April 15, 2016 Leave a comment
Join beekeeper and Decatur resident Stavros Garoufalidis on our next Sunday Stroll, April 17th at 2 p.m. We’ll begin at the Decatur Recreation Center, and then walk through Agnes Scott, the PATH trail, and into the Winnona Park neighborhood, and back to the Recreation center, noticing bee hives and activity along the way. Bring your bee questions!
Meet in front of the Decatur Recreation Center for a brisk “Bright at Night” walk with members of the Pedestrian Committee. The walk begins at 7:30 p.m. Walkers will receive a free light to wear and keep. Wear something bright or reflective to be seen!
Sunday Strolls and Bright at Night walks are organized by the Pedestrian Committee of the Active Living Board. They do a great job volunteering their time and energy. FREE to the community.
For more about walking in Decatur, click here.
February 19, 2016 Leave a comment
Third Sunday Stroll is February 21: Bring Your Camera
Join the Pedestrian Committee of the Active Living Board on Sunday, February 21 at 2 p.m. for a stroll through Agnes Scott campus and down to the forested green-space area where the two headwaters of Shoal Creek converge below West Davis Rd. The walk begins at the Decatur Recreation Center, 231 Sycamore Street and is free to the community.
Naturalist and fine art photographer Kathryn Kolb will share insights about trees and our native forests as well as observations about the artistic design of plants and how that design relates to fine art. Our conversation will range from the unique ecological history of our region, to interesting facts about local flora and fauna, to the dynamic symmetry found in leaves and tree branches–or wherever our discussion leads. Kathryn will also be happy to share tips on taking nature photos for all who wish to bring cameras.
If the weather is rainy, please check back here for updates. See you on Sunday!
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