Your neighborhood.
Your court. Your community.
Two ways to play in East Atlanta Village — a free monthly meetup and a competitive league. All levels welcome, right here at Brownwood Park.
Two ways to play
No club fees, no commitment, no pressure. Two ways to play: drop in to the casual monthly meetup, or join The EAV Tennis League — structured, competitive match play (beginner-friendly, light match experience helpful) launching its Fall 2026 season. Whether you’ve got a game or you’re just getting started, there’s a spot on this court.
Sunday’s hit different in EAV
Drop-in community tennis on the 4th Sunday of the month, March–October. Completely free, every skill level welcome — bring a racket if you’ve got one and just show up.
- Free All levels welcome
- 4th Sunday March–October
- 3:00–4:30 PM On the courts
- Brownwood Park East Atlanta Village
First time?
Come as you are. Rackets to share are usually floating around, water is a good idea, and there’s no such thing as too rusty.
Questions before you come out? Message Austin and she’ll fill you in.
Register for the meetup
One form — that’s it. You’re on the list and you’ll hear from us before the next Sunday.
The EAV Tennis League
Structured, competitive match play launching its Fall 2026 season — 6 weeks, 5 matches. Beginners are welcome, but a little match-play experience helps.
📋 Read the full League Rules & How It Works →
- $20 Per player, all season
- 6 weeks 5 matches
- Fall 2026 Inaugural season
- Beginner-friendly Match experience helps
How payment works
Two quick steps: register here, then complete the $20 player fee on Givebutter — it opens automatically right after you register. Your spot is confirmed once payment is received.
Already registered or want to pay directly? Pay the $20 on Givebutter →
Questions about the league? Check the League Rules & How It Works or message Austin.
Register for the league
Reserve your spot — you’ll be taken straight to Givebutter to complete the $20 player fee.
Scenes from Brownwood Park
Real Sundays, real neighbors. This is what the EAV tennis community actually looks like.
