Programs That Build Connection and Community
Our programs turn vision into action: creating lasting improvements in walkability, safety, and neighborhood vitality. From planting trees along our trails to hosting cultural festivals that bring people together, each program is designed to strengthen the places we share.
These ongoing efforts are how we put our mission into practice year-round. They focus on building infrastructure, fostering community engagement, and ensuring Houston’s public spaces serve everyone.
Get involved:
- Explore each program to see its impact
- Volunteer your time or skills
- Support our work through donations or sponsorships
When we invest in our neighborhoods, we create spaces where people want to walk, gather, and thrive.
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Trail Ambassadors are residents and businesses who proudly display ATOTB yard signs to show their support for safer streets, stronger trails, and a more connected Houston. What is a Trail Ambassador Outpost?Ambassador Homes help build visibility for the movement. Each sign represents a neighbor committed to improving walkability, bikeability, and community connection. These signs demonstrate…
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Outdoor Music Series Along the MKT Heights Hike & Bike Trail FEB 17 Mardi Gras Performance Free Radicals Street Band 4:30 – 6:30PM701 Yale St MAR 1 Funk R&B Trio Armov Music Trio 1 – 3PM1920 Nicholson St MAR 8 Female Mariachi Band Amor a México 11AM – 1PM701 Yale St MAR 15 R&B, Zydeco…
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Paws, Pedals & People is a community-driven initiative to make everyday stops, like convenience stores, cafes, and local shops, more welcoming to those who walk, bike, or stroll with their pups. Whether it’s a simple dog hook, a reliable bike rack, or a patch kit for the ride home, small touches can go a long…
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Growing Roots Together Born after planting more than 20 new trees along the 700 block of Nicholson Street, the Railroad Community Garden is a collaboration with a neighbor who shares a deep love for gardening. Our vision is to create a bilingual space where everyone can learn about gardening, enjoy its beauty, and have easy…
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Shade Matters Houston summers are brutal, and dangerous for pedestrians. Many of our most-used trails lack tree canopy, especially along our bayous and the rail-to-trail projects. Shade should not be a luxury. it’s vital infrastructure for comfort, health, and walkability. The best part about it? It does not take long to build beautiful forests. Shade:…
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As of Nov 2023, this Program has a new home: Please visit http://www.ilove11th.org for uptaded information. RSVP! Saturday December 2:https://ilove11th.eventbrite.com A Vibrant Corridor for the Neighborhood 11th Street in Houston Heights is a major east-west street in the Heights, running from Shepherd Drive to Michaux Street. It is a popular destination for shopping, dining, and…
