TAPS Togethers: Piedmont Park Walking History Tour, Atlanta
April 19, 2025, 10:00 AM-12:00 PM Eastern
This event is open to all TAPS survivors, both adults and children, who have experienced a military or veteran loss.
Join your TAPS family for a 60 to 90 minute historical walking tour through Piedmont Park and follow it up with a stroll through the Farmer's Market!
The Piedmont Park History Walking Tours include an introduction to the park's vibrant past and present. The tours are led by Piedmont Park Conservancy Docents. Join us and discover how Piedmont Park's rich history is undeniably intertwined with the development of Atlanta. Together, we'll explore the fascinating historical and physical evolution of iconic Piedmont Park from forest to farm to fairgrounds for the Piedmont Exposition of 1887 and the Cotton States and International Exposition of 1895, to Atlanta's premier urban green space.
Additional Information
Location: Atlanta, Georgia 30309
Registration is required: Once you receive your registration confirmation, you will receive additional information for this event.
Parking: There is street parking near the meetup entrance as well as a few surface lots. Cost may vary.
Upon Arrival: Plan to meet other TAPS families in the front of the Visitor Center at the Green Market & Concervancy Information table. You may be able to identify other TAPS families through attire and/or photo buttons.
Meet-up Time: 10:00 a.m. Please arrive 15 to 30 minutes early to get settled before tour begins.
Attire: We encourage you to wear your TAPS attire and/or a photo button of your loved one if you have them. This will allow you to more easily identify one another at the event.
Cost: This event is free and open to the public. TAPS families may not be the only tour participants. Confirmation will be sent to you via email, please check your spam folders.
Note: While we are promoting this community event, it is not directly organized by TAPS. Therefore, TAPS will not have a host at the event. This is simply an opportunity for our survivors to meet up, connect and build community within their local areas.
Please reach out to tapstogethers@taps.org with any questions.
