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Happy Bike Month! + Cascade’s calendar of events

Happy Bike Month, everyone!

Bike Everywhere Day 2022 is May 20, but there are also bikey events throughout May to help encourage more people to bike or to simply celebrate how great it is to bike around this beautiful place. This is the first full-on Bike Month since 2019, as the pandemic cancelled most Bike Month events in 2020 and 2021. So get out there, meet people and show your support for local bike events.

You can find more events (or create your own) on the Seattle Bike Blog Events Calendar.


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From Cascade Bicycle Club:

Bike Everywhere Month kicks off!

  • Bike everywhere — to work, school, your local coffee shop, the farmers market, the library, the playground, and to meet friends!  Encourage others to join up with you, especially those who are new to cycling!
  • Bike To/Around School! For all your friends getting their education!
Tuesday, May 3: Move Redmond Bike Month Happy Hour

Join Move Redmond from 4:30-6:30pm at Postdoc Brewing to celebrate Bike Month and chat with other people who love to bike.

Friday, May 6: Deadline to register a Celebration Station
Sunday, May 8: VeloFemmes do CycloFemme

Join Velofemmes at the Old Town Park in Tacoma from 12-2pm as they join women around the globe to celebrate collective momentum and ride worldwide.

Thursday, May 12: Cascade Bicycle Club Land Use Panel

Join experts from Futurewise, Share the Cities, and Duwamish River Community Coalition from 12:30-1:30pm for a virtual conversation about the intersections of the transportation, climate justice, and anti-displacement policies that build our communities.

Friday, May 13: Move Redmond Bike Policy Ride

Join local elected officials to learn more about improvements coming to Overlake and identify gaps in the Redmond bike network.

Saturday, May 14: Kent Community Bike Rodeo

10 a.m. to 1 p.m. The bike rodeo is a fun, interactive, non-competitive skills course designed for kids to improve their bike handling and traffic safety skills. Kids will learn about stop signs, crosswalks, approaching corners as well as being considerate around other bikers and pedestrians. The program will include helmet fittings, helmet giveaways, a bicycle skills course and bicycle safety checks.  Complete the waiver to participate.

Friday, May 20: Bike Everywhere Day: Collectively or Independently

Ride somewhere in-person, for Bike Everywhere Day!  Visit Celebration Stations hosted in your community by bike or go for a socially distant roll.

Friday, May 20: Cycling Savvy Truth & Techniques Classroom Session in Gig Harbor

Join Cycling Savvy (American Bicycling Education Association) & PenMet Parks from 6-9pm for a class on how to use your bike for transportation. Learn how to ride safely while we continue to work on improving our transportation system for people outside of cars. This class is enlightening and empowering for every rider!

Saturday, May 21: Delridge Bike Rodeo

Join Seattle Parks and Recreation for a Bicycle Skills Rodeo from 10am-1pm at the Delridge Community Center. The rodeo is a fun, interactive, and non-competitive skills course designed for kids and beginners to improve their bike handling and traffic safety skills with access to resources for adults. Come celebrate the joys of riding a bike while strengthening our community connection, and enjoy free helmets, giveaways and snacks

Saturday, May 21: PenMet Parks Bike Bash

Join the inaugural PenMet Parks Bike Bash from 10am-3pm for a festival where families can learn more about biking, test out several different kinds of bikes, and enjoying music and food!

Saturday, May 21: MOTHERLOAD film screening at Kenmore Town Square.

Join the City of Kenmore for free activities, vendor booths, a bike rodeo, and then an outdoor screening of the film.

Wednesday, May 25: Fundraising Breakfast “Bicycles Bridge Communities”

Join us for the annual Kaiser Permanente Bike Everywhere Breakfast, benefiting Cascade Bicycle Club.

All month long:

Why not sign up to volunteer and deliver food by bike with Seattle Pedaling Relief Project? It’s a great way to ride your bike, and do more for your community!



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