Everyone is welcome—people of all ages, backgrounds, and abilities. This is a non-political, non-partisan event focused on bringing neighbors together.

Comfortable shoes, weather-appropriate clothing, water bottles, and a spirit of curiosity and openness. We’ll provide name tags, markers, and materials for peace-themed activities.

Absolutely! We encourage families to attend. For young children, we recommend a stroller or wagon, as most of the route runs alongside a busy roadway.

• No, roads will remain open. Our goal is to be visible to the community as a peaceful presence while walking safely along the route. Safety volunteers will help guide participants and crossings.

If the weather doesn’t cooperate on November 15, we’ll hold the walk on our rain date, Sunday, November 22.

We’re looking for volunteers, supply donations, and local organizations to partner with us. If you’d like to help, please contact peace@wisccommunity.org.

Businesses and organizations can also sponsor the walk. See the sponsorship packages.

Nope! The Walk for Peace is completely free and open to everyone—just show up and join us.

Friendly, leashed pets are welcome. We ask you to use your best judgement.

Yes! Restrooms are available at the Cedar Park Public Library and at the Bell Park restrooms next to the pavilion.

Before the walk, there will be very limited seating. After the walk, there are ample places to sit at picnic tables and benches at the Cedar Park Public Library.