Crowns in the City: The Inaugural Hat Walk

MLK Weekend of Service | Douglasville

Crowns in the City is an intentional community activation designed to bring men together through style, fellowship, and purpose, while actively investing in the health and vitality of our community.

As part of Hatrimony’s MLK Weekend of Service, this Inaugural Hat Walk invites attendees to gather in Downtown Douglasville for a curated walking experience that uplifts Black-owned businesses, fosters meaningful connection, and prioritizes men’s health awareness—with a special focus on prostate cancer education and prevention.

We are proud to partner with Grady Memorial Hospital, whose representatives will be on-site to provide men with opportunities to sign up for prostate cancer screenings and receive critical health education. Following the walk, attendees will hear directly from Grady Memorial representatives and a urologist, offering insight, awareness, and actionable next steps around men’s health.

This activation is about removing barriers, opening dialogue, and encouraging proactive care—because brotherhood also means looking out for one another.

The Hat Walk will include designated stops at Black-owned businesses throughout the Downtown Douglasville landscape, encouraging attendees to engage, patronize, and build relationships within the local business community.

In addition, our neighbors Gritz Brunch Bar and T's Brunch Bar will be offering exclusive brunch deals to Hat Walk participants—creating space for conversation, fellowship, and shared experience before and after the walk.

• Meet at O’Neal Plaza
• Curated community walk through Downtown Douglasville
• Designated stops at Black-owned businesses
• Exclusive brunch offerings for attendees
• Return to the plaza for closing remarks
• Health-focused discussion featuring Grady Memorial representatives and a urologist

• Strengthen brotherhood and community ties
• Support Black-owned businesses
• Create intentional space for networking and connection
• Raise awareness around prostate cancer and men’s health
• Encourage education, early detection, and proactive care

Hats are encouraged as a symbol of pride, presence, and unity—but participation, presence, and purpose are what matter most.

Crowns in the City is more than a walk.
It’s a statement of care, community, and commitment to the well-being of our people.

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Host or Publisher Hatrimony Hat Company