ATL Year of the Youth

ATL Year of the Youth

 Mayor Andre Dickens launched the ATL Year of the Youth to ensure Atlanta is the best place to raise a child. Through the initiative, Atlanta’s children, youth and young adults have access to the high-quality cultural and learning experiences available across the City. Check out The ATL Year of the Youth activities and events below to participate.  The ATL Year of the Youth and partner programming are designed for children, youth and young adults. All are welcome to enjoy!

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8/31/24 – 9/1/24

Atlanta Hip Hop Day Festival

ATL Hip Hop Day is dedicated to Atlanta’s contribution to Hip Hop culture, great entertainment,…

Fourth Ward Historic Park

4/18/24 – 7/1/24

Westside Sports League

Year-round program for youth in grades 3rd to 12th. Youth participate in sports such as…

Atlanta, GA

4/18/24 – 5/31/24

Moving in the Spirit

Moving in the Spirit’s programs provide a safe, nurturing environment in which young people can…

Atlanta, GA

4/18/24 – 9/30/24

(ad)Vantage Point

(ad)Vantage Point presented by Fahamu Pecou in partnership with the Annie Casey Foundation program privileges…

Atlanta, GA

4/18/24 – 9/30/24

Next Level Boys Academy Mentoring

Group mentoring sessions for youth and young adults. Registration required via text: 678-800-1689

Multiple Locations

Multiple days until 09/30/2024

Midnight Basketball League: Season 6

Enjoy free entry to enjoy weekly basketball games and community resources every Tuesday and Thursday…

C.T. Natatorium and Recreation Center

6/1/24 – 7/28/24

International Travel Camps

International Travel Camps (ITC) are GGG’s premier global education program that provides girls with the…

Atlanta, GA

Youth Development and Education

A few of the Year of the Youth ambassadors visited some of Atlanta’s teen and tween attractions around the city using our Discover Atlanta app! One of the first stops was the Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historical Park.

For the next stop, the youth ambassadors headed outside to enjoy the art, and scenery at the Atlanta Beltline Eastside Trail.

The Year of the Youth ambassadors enjoyed the many exhibits at the Center For Puppetry Arts. They couldn’t leave without stopping for a picture at Big Bird’s nest.

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