Tag: events
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Weekend Guide: Ride for safer streets in the U District
The good folks behind University Greenways are holding their first event Sunday, and you’re invited! The group will discuss potential neighborhood greenway routes through the neighborhood before embarking on a biking tour of some potential route options. Anyone interested in safe streets in the University District should attend and weigh in. The group is still…
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Ninjas riding from Port Townsend to Seattle to promote theater show on Capitol Hill
Seattle’s Capitol Hill is going to be invaded by a small army of very tired ninjas Friday. A crew from Port Townsend’s ReCyclery will be riding from Port Townsend to Seattle to catch opening night of “The Jacket,” a play by Nanda playing at Broadway Performance Hall at Pine and Broadway. If you want to…
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Shine On hosting community bike ride to support renewable energy in schools
Shine On Seattle, an organization that promotes renewable energy in Seattle schools, is hosting a bike ride October 9. The money raised during the ride will be used to buy shares in the city’s Community Solar Project on behalf of several schools. The ride will start at Gas Works Park. If you sign up online…
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Hub & Bespoke to host Slow Ride Speed Date – Gay and Lesbian edition – CANCELLED
UPDATE: Hub & Bespoke cancelled this event citing a lack of people registered: Hi everyone. We didn’t receive a critical mass of sign-ups for our upcoming speed date event, so unfortunately we are canceling. We were excited to do it but without enough people, the speed dating logistics don’t work very well. I appreciated this…
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This week: PDX planners talk neighborhood greenways Thursday + Bok Bok Bok alleycat Friday
Portland’s Bike Boulevards Become Neighborhood Greenways from Streetfilms on Vimeo. Two people central to bicycle planning in Portland will be in town tomorrow (September 22) to talk neighborhood greenways. Mark Lear and Greg Raisman will be at the UW at 7 p.m. to talk about their efforts to create a remarkable network of very safe…
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