Front seat, back seat, tag-along or family bike? A Family Bike is a great option to take smaller children to school before you bike to work, for shopping and errands, and for bike trips where your child is not ready to ride on their own. You can even load your child's bike along with your […]
Come to the 2017 Sunday Streets season finale on October 1st in the Excelsior! Enjoy car-free fun in the heart of the Excelsior from Avalon/Theresa to Geneva on Mission, with fun, FREE activities for the whole family to enjoy all along the way. Activity Hubs will be located on Mission and Cotter as well as Seneca and Mission, with dozens of free […]
SF Safe Routes to School welcomes all students and families to the community starting point for walkers and rollers to school. See friends and neighbors at Excelsior Playground and enjoy a healthy start to your day. Participating Safe Routes schools are SF Community School, Cleveland Elementary, and Monroe Elementary. Walk on over, bring your bike or scooter, hop […]
First Tuesday of every month the SF Bicycle Coalition leads a Bike & Roll to School "bike train" from Excelsior Playground Hub to nearby elementary schools. Parents, teachers and students gather with bikes and scooters (and helmets!) If you take the bus or drive to school, hop off MUNI at Madrid and Persia, or park the car and come join the […]
Join the volunteers who keep the SF Bicycle Coalition membership strong. No cold-calling, just calls to friendly lapsed members offering an easy way to renew. Plan to stay for the thank-you dinner afterward and get to know your fellow volunteers. Volunteer today!
Lace up your sneakers, pump up your tires, let’s walk and roll! International Walk & Roll to School Day kicks off the San Francisco Safe Routes to School program for this school year. Any school may host its own Walk and Roll to School event, form a walking school bus or plan an after-party. Check out […]
Want to learn more about your rights as a person who bikes? Are you or someone you know struggling to get back on your bike after a crash? Interested in how the legal process works, from working with police and lawyers to court? This workshop is for you! Presented by Shaana Rahman, founder of Rahman […]
Join us for our October Coffee Club in Hayes Valley! Our monthly Coffee Club is a perfect place to meet new people, talk bikes, share tips and caffeinate together. If you’re new to riding or interested but haven’t gotten rolling yet, this is a perfect place to find riding buddies and answer some of your questions […]
With our office at the corner of Market & Valencia, we have a ground floor view of two of the biggest bicycling streets in the city. Every afternoon the number of people riding past our door brings a smile to the face of everyone at the office, so we’ve decided to give some smiles back […]
Love the illuminated Conservatory of Flowers and The Bay Lights? Ride with Ben Davis of Illuminate, the nonprofit arts group behind both efforts, as he leads the San Francisco Bike Party on a gentle path across the City, with stops for music and dancing along the way.
The San Francisco Bicycle Coalition is teaming up with Save the Bay for the second annual Bay Day celebration. What is Bay Day? It’s like Earth Day…for the Bay. To celebrate, we're going on a waterfront bike ride. We'll start at 16th and Owens (near 1700 Owens Street), then pedal on the Embarcadero, past Fort Mason, along the Marina Green and […]
Fix your bike and muralize! Join Block Fest Artist Activator Dawn Leigh Evinger and the San Francisco Yellow Bike Project for an afternoon of bike fixing and mural painting. This duel event features the Black Hawk Night Club mobile mural project presented at last April’s Block Fest. For those who missed their chance to swap […]
Join your SF Bicycle Coalition and our friends at Walk SF and the Bay Area Ridge Trail Council and learn how to get involved in redesigning this car-free promenade for people who want to take in that one-of-a-kind skyline view. The 3.5 mile walk will start at Forest Hill Station, follows Laguna Honda trail to […]
The Bike Kitchen is a volunteer run non-profit that teaches folks how to fix their bikes. We have a full workshop of bike tools, stands and used parts that you can use to repair your bike or build up a new one. The Bike Kitchen is open exclusively to WTF* folks every 2nd and 4th […]
As a continued commitment to recognizing everyone’s various and unique challenges, our latest Bike Talk brings together experts in homelessness and transportation to provide their different points of view on this issue. To explore compassionate solutions in the Hairball, this will be a space for SF Bicycle Coalition members to hear about what is being […]
Come out to this special night of theater that’s specifically for people who bike! Join us for a pre-show happy hour from 7:00 - 8:00 pm for complimentary beer and snacks. Patrons who bike to the theater receive a special discount on tickets ($35 Orchestra, $25 Mezzanine, and $10 Balcony), using code THEATERSFBC online or […]
This event has been postponed due to poor air quality.
Please join longtime and new members who are working to strengthen the San Francisco Bicycle Coalition by involving more members in better Board elections, and preserving members' rights to vote. Everyone's ideas welcome!
This event has been cancelled due to poor air quality. --------------- With our office at the corner of Market & Valencia, we have a ground floor view of two of the biggest bicycling streets in the city. Every afternoon the number of people riding past our door brings a smile to the face of everyone […]
Come park your bike with our Free Valet Bicycle Parking for The 7th Annual 2 BLOCKS OF ART art walk and block party is scheduled Friday, October 13th, 2017 from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. As with the six previous years, this free event will bring over 75 artists in some 25 locations on two blocks, 6th Street from […]
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