DART is providing late-night service on Route 15 to take you to and from the Riverview Music Festival. The festival is Saturday, September 4, 2021, and buses will run at an increased frequency, every 15 minutes.
Stop by the MidAmerican Energy Building at the Iowa State Fair on Friday, August 20 to learn more about Iowa’s first electric buses. Fairgoers can tour the bus, participate in bus themed coloring activities and get a mini replica bus (while supplies last).
The Des Moines Area Religious Council (DMARC) Mobile Food Pantry is on-site at DART Central Station every Thursday and is accessible by transit at Merle Hay Mall on Tuesdays.
The 6th Avenue Corridor Urban Neighborhood Main Street Program and the Greater Des Moines Public Art Foundation have selected
contemporary artist Sheena Rose for the 6th Avenue Corridor Bus Shelter public art project.
The Des Moines Area Regional Transit Authority (DART) is expanding its network of bus shelters and incorporating public art into their design with the help of a funding partnership with Bravo Greater Des Moines and a statewide call for artists issued by the Iowa Arts Council.
After May 3, 2021, DART will begin removing chains and signs blocking seats on all of its buses and inside the DART Central Station lobby to allow for more flexibility in social distancing.
