Calendar of Events
Flint Riverkeeper is active throughout the watershed. Join us at the following events:
Saturday and Sunday, May 9th and10th
Spring is here, let’s get on the river! Saturday’s trip is family and beginner friendly. Sunday’s trip is better for experienced paddlers.
Join a Flint Riverkeeper tradition of going for a paddle through the Fall Line amongst the Shoal Spider Lilies!
Can I go for free?!? Paddle trips and outings are always free for FRk Members.
Am I a member? If you aren’t sure, it is probably time to renew. Email jessica@flintriverkeeper.org if you need verify your status.
Can I rent a canoe/kayak/paddle/etc? Yes! Equipment rentals are an add-on option to your ticket.
For questions about the paddle email henry@flintriverkeeper.org
For membership questions email jessica@flintriverkeeper.org
To register click here
Saturday, June 6, 2026: Knobby Knees Music Festival
A family friendly evening in downtown Albany.
When: June 6, 2026
Where: Greenspace at the Flint Riveraquarium
Are you ready to get knobby? Flint Riverkeeper’s annual Knobby Knees Music Festival is June 6th!
Knobby Knees Music Festival is a family friendly outdoor event hosted by Flint Riverkeeper to further our mission of protecting and restoring the habitat, water quality, and flow of the Flint River!
Local, regional, national, and international talents have all taken the Knobby stage in order to celebrate the Flint River and benefit Flint Riverkeeper.
Your can purchase tickets here or at the gate.
Friday, November 6, 2026: For the Flint Gala & Auction
Where: Towerhouse Farmsin Gay, GA
We are returning to Towerhouse Farms in Gay, GA for our annual Gala and Auction. The food is outstanding and the company is fantastic.
More information coming!
Thursday, December 3, 2026: Cocktails for Clean Water
Cocktails for Clean Water is our most formal evening of the year, held at the beautifully restored Post Office Cocktail Bar in Bainbridge.
More information coming!
The Flint River needs YOU! And so does FRk.
Get involved today by visiting our Membership page and joining the FRk to start receiving information about our efforts to protect this vital resource for our region.
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