Events

Maigh (maighh@gmail.com) is organizing the Atlanta-area participation in this commemorative event during which bicyclists around the world will ride solemnly and slowly to demonstrate their solidarity with those who have been injured or killed while cycling on public roadways and to assert our rights as a community to be respected and supported as we endeavor to share the road.

This is a rolling ride sprinkled with six short, but steep ascents that will demand the best of your climbing legs. It starts at the REI in Perimeter Center.

Join Atlanta's own contribution to this "worldwide movement to promote the use of bicycles as a viable means of transportation" the last Friday of every month.

Riders gather at Woodruff Park at 6 pm and the Mass usually leaves around 6:30 pm. More information on the ride route can be found at this Yahoo group.

Join ABC staff and volunteers and fellow commuting cyclists for the June installment of our monthly commuter breakfast at Thumbs Up Diner on Edgewood Avenue. Drop in and visit for a while before heading off to work or just roll by and say hello. In either case, your cup of coffee is on the house!

This annual bike rally is organized by the East Atlanta Kids Club and includes bike races for kids on the streets around the park, as well as cross-track races for adults on a course that includes both street and dirt trail racing. Kids also try their luck in the bike rodeo, practicing a variety of bike agility moves and showing off their knowledge of bike safety.

Here's a unique opportunity to get a better understanding of how Atlanta came to be the city it is today. This ride, sponsored by the Intown Touring Club, will begin at Oakland Cemetery and do a counter-clockwise loop of downtown. Dr. Cliff Kuhn, a Georgia State professor whose specialty is Atlanta history, particularly that of its industry and workers, will be along as a guide to comment on the sites that document Atlanta's transition from an agricultural to an industrial economy.

The cemetery is just south of the King Memorial MARTA station. Because of the summer heat, the ride itself won't run very long and will be capped off with a get together over cold and refreshing drinks.

Please join us to discuss project ideas and project evaluation criteria for the Connect Atlanta Plan. Many of the concepts and project ideas that will be discussed at these meetings were generated in workshops held across the City during February and March. This is a key step in the development of the plan and your input and ideas are critical. Now’s the time!

Directions: From either Arts Center Station or Buckhead Station, take bus #23 or bus #110 toward Buckhead Village.

Please join us to discuss project ideas and project evaluation criteria for the Connect Atlanta Plan. Many of the concepts and project ideas that will be discussed at these meetings were generated in workshops held across the City during February and March. This is a key step in the development of the plan and your input and ideas are critical. Now’s the time!

Directions: Church located just past Childress Drive; take Bus #71 from the West End MARTA Station