Coming Soon to Sandy Springs! 

We are excited to offer this opportunity to artists and crafters to interact with the Sandy Springs community.

The Sandy Springs 2009 Cycling Challenge & Market will be held on May 2-3, 2009.  The event will bring over 8,000 visitors from all over the world to the new City.

The Market will operate along Sandy Springs Circle on Saturday and Sunday.  Hours will be posted closer to the event date.  We invite artists, handcrafters and select "healthy alternative" food vendors to apply.  Maximum number of available spaces is approximately 60.  All participants will be screened prior to confirming reservations.

The Sandy Springs Challenge is a non-profit organization that was developed to promote sporting events in the City of Sandy Springs. The Sandy Springs Cycling Challenge benefits the Sandy Springs Police and Fire Departments.
To view the event website, go to: http://sandyspringschallenge.org/

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Reservations will be available online soon.

The Atlanta Foundation For Public Spaces was founded with a goal to bring communities together.  For many years, outdoor public marketplaces have been the cornerstone of great communities.

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All markets are managed by the Atlanta Foundation for Public Spaces, LLC which was formed to create a way of integrating and encouraging both social interactions and the opportunity for individuals and businesses to obtain cross exposures in market places that they may normally not have. Our markets enjoy diverse social and economic participants. All markets are professionally managed and maintained to create a "destination" in which both public and private opportunities for economic growth can be explored.

              The markets are built by artists for artists.

Built by the community for the community.

If you have a questions, please contact us at info@affps.com

 


 



 

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