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Sunday Streets Missoula is a free, celebration of community and active transportation; open to all ages and abilities. It is one of hundreds of open streets initiatives all around the world that allows community members to come together, socialize, walk, roll, bike, skate, dance, and participate in activities on streets temporarily closed to motorized traffic.
Sunday Streets' goals focus on walking, rolling & biking, community health, public space, and supporting local businesses.
Sunday Streets is not a fair or an expo; tabling and vending/selling merchandise is strictly prohibited.
Your activity should ACTIVELY engage attendees.
We do not allow any sort of lobbying for a specific political issue/bill/candidate (collecting signatures, handing out pamphlets, etc.). Things like encouraging people to vote or educating attendees about an issue via a fun activity IS allowed.
WHAT IS THE ROLE OF AN ACTIVITY HOST?
LOGISTICS
What time should I arrive?
Street barriers will be up by 11:00 am so activity hosts are welcome to arrive up to 1 hour before the event starts to start setting up. All activities should be set up by 11:45 am.
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Where should I park?
Side streets are okay for parking. Activity hosts can move the street barricades to drive to designated spots and drop off equipment after 11:00 am, but all vehicles must be off of the route by 11:45 am.
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How will I know where to set up?​
Activity host locations will be assigned by the week of September 2nd. A detailed map will be emailed to you.
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What if there is bad weather?
Come prepared to host your activity, rain or shine.
A smoke advisory would be the only reason for
postponing a Sunday Streets event.
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ACTIVITY HOST
IDEAS
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Take back the street! Don't be shy about taking up space. Plan on setting up your activity in the middle of the street.
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Keep it interactive and simple. Think about something fairly straightforward that anybody passing by could easily pick up and join in on.
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Go with the flow and have a simple plan B. Jump ropes, chalk, hula hoops, and bubbles are all good backups. ​
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​Bring positive energy! People will mimic your enthusiasm.
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It doesn't have to be a physical activity- a mental challenge is just as great!
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Solid go to's: some sort of race or simple competition, a scavenger hunt, obstacles course, music, or group art projects!
