Creating, Conserving, & Connecting Parks, Trails, & Greenspace in Sandy Springs

Join the City History Walk This Saturday!

The celebration of the city of Sandy Springs' 20th anniversary continues this Saturday, Sept. 6 at 8:30 am when the Conservancy hosts a special Trail Blazer walk! Join us at the Williams-Payne house to learn about the history of the city and the Williams-Payne property. Then we'll walk to City Green to see the Town Turtles on display and find out about the contributions these whimsical reptiles made to the city! With guides historian Kimbery Brigance, Jan Collins and City Councilwoman Melissa Mular. Space is limited and registration is required.

Get Your Tickets Soon for a Fun and Informative Evening Under the Stars!

Mingle with greenspace leaders and fellow parks and trails enthusiasts at the annual Thought Leaders Dinner: A Springway to the Future - Wed. Sept 17 @ 6pm



Featuring discussion about the future and value of the new Springway trail system and connectivity efforts in the Perimeter area.

With Guest Speaker

Ann Hanlon

Executive Director, Perimeter Community Improvement Districts

Live music by the local country/bluegrass band Lonesome Redwing and dinner from QN2 BBQ

Plus a Chance to Win Unique Outdoor Adventure Door Prizes!

Join us and support our mission to create, conserve and connect parks, greenspace and connectivity enhancements!

As part of the city's 20th anniversary celebration of incorporation, the Conservancy is joining forces with other community non-profits to present a Family Fun Day at the September 20 Farmers Market! Bring the family for games on the green and learn about the many ways to volunteer and fuel your passion! Be a part of the strong non-profit network in Sandy Springs that contributes to making this community one of the best cities to live in Georgia!