Have your bicycle valet parked by the San Francisco Bicycle Coalition beginning one hour before curtain (please bring your own lock). Patrons who bike to the theater receive a special discount on tickets ($35 Orchestra, $25 Mezzanine, and $10 Balcony), using code THEATERSFBC online or by phone. You also get a FREE complementary beverage when you ride your bike! January […]
In a city that (almost) never sleeps, where mist and precipitation might roll in at any moment, it’s important to feel confident riding in any condition. This class, designed for intermediate riders who feel comfortable navigating urban streets, will teach you how to be prepared for whatever comes our way. How do you keep yourself […]
Join a family-friendly ride and scoot from Golden Gate Park's Conservatory of Flowers to 45th Avenue playground. This ride and rally calls attention to the growing movement to make John F. Kennedy Drive car free! #carfreeJFK #無汽車行駛JFK #sinautosJFK
On January 29 your hard work to make Market Street car-free is being realized. We want to make sure that the improvements we won together actually make your bike commute better as the turn restrictions, paint and posts are implemented. To make it a success, we need your help. On Monday, January 27 from 5:30 […]
Celebrate Market Street becoming car-free on January 29! The unanimous approval of Better Market Street will bring a complete overhaul to our city’s busiest downtown corridor, but we don’t have to wait years for those changes to take shape. The SF Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA) is quickly moving ahead with a set of improvements to make your […]
Do you identify as a woman, trans, or femme? Want an opportunity to practice working on bikes in a comfortable and fun environment with other folks like you? Are you an experienced WTF mechanic who wants to donate your skills to help make sure all San Franciscans have affordable transportation? No matter your skill level, […]
Join us February 2nd, 2020 for the KP SF Half Marathon, 10k & 5k in Golden Gate Park
If you ever wondered how the great public ambitions of postwar America collapsed into Reagan era parsimony and the permanent tax revolt, look no farther than Howard Jarvis, whose 1978 ballot initiative, Proposition 13, changed everything in California and beyond. The First Angry Man unpacks the dramatic campaign, its quirky characters, and its enduring consequences. […]
Learn more about the Climate Ride, a five day scenic bike ride benefiting the San Francisco Bicycle Coalition. Attend an info session on Monday, February 3 at 6pm to hear directly from Climate Ride National Director Blake Holiday and former San Francisco Bicycle Coalition Climate Riders. All are welcome! This is a great opportunity to learn more […]
A curatorial collaboration with Alex Yong Kang Chow, former Hong Kong student activist sentenced to prison for seven months for his political participation in the 2014 Umbrella Movement and current UC Berkeley Geography Phd student, this program brings together films, performance, and discussion that prioritize the lived experience of protesters. Stuck between its British colonial […]
A Barcelona-based activist named Ada Colau founded the Mortgage Victims Platform as the U.S. financial crisis had ricochet worldwide hitting Spain hard spiraling the country into deep recession and causing a mortgage crisis that put people out of their homes. 6 years later she was sworn in as Mayor of Barcelona winning on a platform […]
In early 2019, Amazon’s plans for a second headquarters were thwarted by the same grassroots coalition that put Alexandria Ocasio Cortez into Congress. It was a huge blow to the huge corporation after year long beauty pageant in which 238 cities vied for its business. Join SPUR’s own celebrity New York Times columnist Allison Arieff […]
The de-industrialization of cities has been devastating to cities like Detroit but also to San Francisco as the loss of manufacturing and maritime jobs has resulted in the hollowing out of the working class. In recent years, a maker movement of artisans and entrepreneurs has attempted to innovate the production sector to serve a new […]
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! Visit www.sfbike.org/volunteer for more information!
Right now we have a golden opportunity to fast-track the next phase of protected bike lanes through the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency’s (SFMTA) quick-build process. If successfully approved at next month’s open house, we could see protected bike lanes from 19th to Cesar Chavez streets in the ground by early summer. With only a […]
Tidal forces of capitalist economy, war, and colonialism result in many dimensions of displacement. Cultures clash and merge, political economies reformulate into webs of interdependence stretching around the globe, and human beings are flung far from their places or origin. This program will explore diaspora through the lens of personal identity, within the context of […]
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 about biking in SF. Bring your ideas, questions, and friends. The […]
SF Urban Film Fest and SOMA Pilipinas Cultural District present film shorts and a panel to spark discussion on how different grass-roots organizations, in San Francisco and Los Angeles, have used arts and culture to promote community preservation and self-determination. We will also explore the potential risks of this strategy including issues of the commodification […]
Parkinson’s Revolution is an indoor cycling event that combines a high-energy ride and fundraising to raise awareness for Parkinson’s disease. The movement begins with you! On February 8, the Parkinson's Foundation community at spin studios across the country (and in Canada and the UK) will ride together for 90 minutes (or 45 minutes) to generate […]
As cities gentrify, what tactics are black artists and communities using to fight back against displacement and the narrative that their neighborhoods are broken until “saved” by white gentrification? How do artists and activists reaffirm, reclaim, and rewrite the narrative of the city and make spaces that serve their own needs. These films and the […]
*Events not officially sponsored or organized by the SF Bicycle Coalition are marked with an asterisk. We post events that might be of interest to our SF area members; we do not necessarily endorse any particular group or perspective you may find represented here.
