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12th International Public Markets Conference
For over 35 years, the biennial International Public Markets Conference has united a diverse group of over 400 public market leaders. The conference will be held in Milwaukee, WI, USA, on June 12-14, 2025!
Regular registration ends May 1st. See our latest schedule & featured speakers!
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12th International Public Markets Conference
For over 35 years, the biennial International Public Markets Conference has united a diverse group of over 400 public market leaders. The conference will be held in Milwaukee, WI, USA, on June 12-14, 2025!
Regular registration ends May 1st. See our latest schedule & featured speakers!
Learn More
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The State of Public Space Report
Thank you to 700+ survey respondents for helping us better understand the biggest challenges and opportunities facing public spaces today.
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The State of Public Space Report
Thank you to 700+ survey respondents for helping us better understand the biggest challenges and opportunities facing public spaces today.
Read the full report!
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Woodruff Park, Atlanta, GA, USA
Community Placemaking Grants
Our grants program enable local partners to transform underperforming public spaces and co-create new ones that serve historically marginalized communities.
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Community Placemaking Grants
Our grants program enable local partners to transform underperforming public spaces and co-create new ones that serve historically marginalized communities.
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Woodruff Park, Atlanta, GA, USA
Market Cities Network
The Market Cities Network is the first international forum for markets of all kinds and the people committed to their success. This initiative brings together market operators, NGOs, funders, researchers, and more to create stronger and more resilient communities.
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Market Cities Network
The Market Cities Network is the first international forum for markets of all kinds and the people committed to their success. This initiative brings together market operators, NGOs, funders, researchers, and more to create stronger and more resilient communities.
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How to Turn a Place Around
A Placemaking Handbook: Now available for purchase through Indiebound.org, in support of your local bookstore, and internationally through Amazon.
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How to Turn a Place Around
A Placemaking Handbook: Now available for purchase through Indiebound.org, in support of your local bookstore, and internationally through Amazon.
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Programs
Placemaking
Imagine a world where everyone has the opportunity to shape public space.
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Market Cities
Cultivating hubs of health, community, and opportunity.
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