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Casual ride to art galleries for the First Friday Art Walk. First Friday Art Walk is a monthly tradition where art galleries stay open late, bring in artists, have free food, and have hands-on arts projects. http://firstfridaypdx.org/ Biking is the best way to get around to these wonderful galleries, as they're spread around inner SE/NE. We get to 5-8 galleries, depending on how long our group spends in each gallery. We don't know exact routes and galleries, because we decide in the moment. We'll stay out until ~9:30pm, then see if folks are up for a group dinner afterwards. Join for as many galleries as you like, and leave when you wish. If you have a sound system bring it! I love music on group bike rides. Ride details: 5-15 minutes of biking between galleries. Our ride is perfect for new cyclists and families with kids. We'll go at a slow pace so folks can socialize, and everyone can keep up. We'll use small neighborhood streets with minimal cars. The ride ends at a different location from the start. If you need advice for how to bike home afterwards, chat with the ride leader or other cyclists.

Portland Bicycle School... laws for driver/cyclist interactions

ALL OUT FOR MAYDAY!! Join us to celebrate this workers' holiday with a rally and march to the ICE facility. We remember the May Day martyrs, immigrants who died fighting for workers' rights. ¡El pueblo unido jamás será vencido!

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Friday night ride is a social ride for people who enjoy a sporty pace and adventurous routes. Every ride is different but generally range between 15 and 25 miles and you can expect some climbing and higher speeds than your average pedalpalooza ride. NOT NECESSARILY A NO DROP RIDE. Riders should be self sufficient and have a plan for getting themselves home. This is a bicycle-forward group ride. Pedal-assist ebikes are ok (class 1 & 2). Throttle heavy, high speed battery powered motor bikes are not (class 3 & 4). If you're not pedaling it’s not a bicycle and you will asked to leave. Bring lights/locks/responsible vibes/a cup/ Casual pace with some extra zip 10-20ish mile rides with store stops/park stops/art stops NOT NECESSARILY A NO DROP RIDE… ESPECIALLY IN THE FALL/WINTER/SPRING. Be careful of slippery roads/leafs on ground/pot holes. Call out road hazards to help bike friends stay safe. 2nd Fridays are MMR - later night vibes to make it to Midnight Mystery Ride. If you want to lead a ride just ask! REPEAT… NOT NECESSARILY A NO DROP RIDE… ESPECIALLY IN THE FALL/WINTER/SPRING. Guest ride leaders wanted and appreciated! Instagram @fridaynightride

This ride is not a ride for the distance, nor a ride for speed. This is a ride of support, a ride of energy, and a ride of cheer for someone who is a friend of Ride Westside, experiencing her own struggles with mental health. It's going to start at Quatama MAX, taking the Rock Creek Trail, passing by her apartment, and then turning around at Evergreen Park using the circle. We're going to stop by the driveway in front of her apartment, doing a couple laps, to bring all the energy, positive vibes, and cheers to help lift her spirits. If you have anything to bring that shows support for mental health, like a shirt, flag, etc, please bring them along for this ride. Even simply wearing green, the colour for mental health awareness is enough. If you don't have green, you could bring something Chappell Roan, Weezer, Rabbits, or Audi related, because those are things she loves. You can also fly a Bi flag, as she is Bi. Nothing is required, but I would really appreciate it. I plan to do this ride as a series throughout the month. Additionally, for those interested in going to the Beaverton Foodie Ride later, there WILL be enough time for people in this ride to head over to theirs.

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Community led ride - many folks now know the route and different folks can point the way each week! There are three meeting points: 1. SE Clinton St/41st Ave at 10 am (ride at 10:05) 2. SE Clinton St/26 Ave at 10:10 am (ride at 10:15) 3. Tilikum Bridge at (former) PDX Opera ~10:25 am; leaving from Tilikum location ~10:30 am 4. Arrive at PSU Market ~11 am Ride is on every Saturday the market is open (year round except weekend between Christmas and New Year). We will make every effort to note weather-related closures here promptly.

Meet at the new Trek location in Slabtown (1560 NW 21st Ave near Raleigh) for coffee and donuts at 10am. Roll out at 10:30am on a medium-paced (12-14mph) group road ride, crossing the two bridges over the Columbia River and enjoying the bike paths on each side. We'll finish where we started for a total of about 40 miles. We will try to stay together and have several quick regroup stops to help make that happen. Please let me lead from the front, stay behind or beside me so I may set the pace. If your pace is much slower than 12mph, we'll wait for a bit but may be gone from the regroup stop when you arrive. For maximum success, download the route (it's free - link below). Be sure to turn on the "POI" (points of interest) layer so you can see where the regroups and bathroom stop are. Route: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/46462217 Rules (which you agree to follow just by showing up!): 1) no complaining 2) stay behind the ride leader 3) do not sue me or the bike shop feeding us donuts! Things to bring: 1) No lock is needed 2) Your flat repair kit, including a spare tube (even if you run tubeless) 3) Your snacks and drinks (we will not be stopping at any stores or cafes) Thanks to Trek Bicycle Portland Slabtown for hosting us!

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BIKELOUD presents Saturdays in May! Join us for a Saturday morning cruise on greenways and bike lanes through East Portland. We’ll start at Gateway Discovery Park and loop through several parks. Come along to learn some of the best spots to cross East Portland’s infamous stroads. About 7 miles at a family-friendly pace. Ride meets at 10am, departs at 10:20 Rides in every district, every Saturday in May. D1: May 2, D2: May 9, D3: May 16, D4: May 23 On May 30st, we’re taking Sandy Boulevard! Tell your friends and family!

chair@bikeloudpdx.org

Bikeloud

Beaverton Neighborhood Foodie Bike Ride Saturday, May 2, 2026 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM Meet at the Tualatin Hills Nature Center 6 Miles Roundtrip, Out and Back North Beaverton is lucky to have dozens of delicious local restaurants, all within easy biking distance from the Powerline Trail. The Five Oaks Triple Creek Neighborhood is hosting a relaxed group bike ride along the Beaverton Powerline Trail, highlighting some of these eateries along the way. While we will not be stopping to eat at any of the restaurants as a group, we encourage riders to return to any of them after the ride for lunch. Plus, we'll have free pastries! The majority of the ride will be on the Powerline Trail, with the route deviating a block or two to visit a few different clustered restaurant locations. The route will start and end at the Tualatin Hills Nature Center. We will not be biking on any major roads. We will follow a route that prioritizes using calmer roads to show our neighbors and fellow foodies how easy it can be to bike around the neighborhood. This is a great ride for everyone, including families, people new to cycling, or seasoned pros! We hope you’ll join us for a spin around the neighborhood and the chance to find your new favorite lunch/dinner/breakfast/brunch/snack spot close to home!

Foodie Bike Ride

Ride bikes around SE Portland with Kidical Mass! Put on your superhero costume to celebrate Free Comic Book Day with a family-friendly bike ride to our favorite comic shop. We’ll ride from the Sunnnyside School playground to Books With Pictures across from Abernethy School on neighborhood greenways and quiet streets, while listening to superhero music. This is a free event, and kids can get free sample comics! But you might want to bring money buy a book or snack at the food cart behind the shop. Your ride leaders will be dressing up as comic book superheros, but you can also be any kind of comic character or just ride as you are. The ride is a loop, 2 miles each way with a break at the comic shop and food carts in the middle, so it’s suitable for most young bike riders who can pedal their own bike. We ride at a moderate pace for little pedalers and parents on cargo bikes. Kids should wear a helmet, be able to ride in a straight line without training wheels, start and stop. Cargo bikes, tandems, trailers and tag-a-longs are great for kids who haven’t learned to pedal. Corker are welcome to be a traffic safety superhero. We’ll ride together as a group, rain or shine, because kids are traffic too! Route: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/46251769

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PREPARE FOR ANOTHER COUNTRY MUSIC RIDE! Meet at 5pm, boots rolling at 530pm From Ella: The playlist is banging y’all. This is for anyone who’s had a week, a month or just overall done with thinking and just needs to get out and shake it off a little. It starts in that soft country heartbreak lane, Sam Hunt, Ella Langley, Chris Stapleton, the kind of songs that feel like late-night drives and overthinking, but eases into louder, sing-along country that you have to yell at a stoplight, think Kelsea Ballerini, Jon Pardi, Tucker Wetmore, a little Miranda and so much more. It’ll be a boot stomping party! By the end of the ride, you’re just not just out there, you’re present, a little lighter, a little more yourself. Good music, good people, and one of those nights that ends up being exactly what you needed:) From Moorland: Ella’s music choice is the upbeat, pop, boot kicking heel stomping vibe that’s just about screams ‘light the fire, crack open a beer and let’s wait for the stars and have fun with our friends’. My music contributions is the antithesis of ‘Bro country’ and is renowned artists like Benjamin Todd, Margo Price, Charlie Crockett and others from the new ‘outlaw/troubadour scene’. The music is often upbeat but the lyrical content can be pretty dark and often deal with the struggle of life… However, like with the Emo Vs old Emo ride the majority of the playlist will be Ella’s because the vibe is just so good. As with all NakedHearts rides we practice consent and non-violence this applies to all interactions. As we ride our behavior effects how other rides are viewed and received. We host weekly rides on Mondays at Abernethy school that meet at 7:00pm and ride at 7:30pm….

Meeting up at 7:30pm for the ride, Kickstands up TBD Our first saturday club ride is back again this time we gonna METAL before we PEDAL! So oil up your wheels and air up your cranks! 🎸🦗 Join us at the start for a free entry live band before we ship off into the unknown. Freak bikes encouraged, all are welcome, don't be a cranky busted bike!

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You use a map and compass to find as many control sites as possible within 4 hours. Each site has a different point value (shown on your map). You get one hour before your start time to plan on your best route and then up to 4 hours to do your course. Bring a watch and a cell phone--the watch helps you avoid finishing late (you lose 30 points per minute that you finish late), and the cell phone running the MapRun app gives you credit for all the sites found, tracks your adventuresome routes, and calculates your final score. Fees are as follows: - Adults (21+ years): $26 until April 26, $31 until May 1. - Juniors (8-20 years): $23 until April 26, $28 until May 1. - Children (0-7 years with adult) Free Discounts: $6 for Mt Hood Orienteering members. $3 for members of other orienteering clubs. Note: There are NO EVENT DAY REGISTRATIONS. For more information, to register for this event, and/or to become a member of Mt Hood Orienteering, go to www.mthoodo.org.

Cedar Mill - Bethany Metrogaine (Foot-O and Bike-O)

Ride to King Farmers Market at Martin Luther King Jr Elementary School to enjoy the fruits of our farmer friends, support local food systems and get to meet and know your community! Starting at Wilshire parks we will take Mason Bike Lane to 32nd to Going Greenways to get to the Farmer's market. This is a Bike Bus style ride so hop on where and when you can anywhere along the way! Leaving Wilshire Park from 37th & Skidmore at 10:30 https://www.portlandfarmersmarket.org/our-markets/king/

Join us for Portland's Annual Tweed Ride! Throw on your tweed and / or vintage outfits, and enjoy a fun, social ride that showcases Portland's urban and natural settings! The ride will begin at Revolution Hall - meet at the west side of the building near the patio area. We will ride to an undisclosed natural setting for a picnic stop. We will then ride back to Revolution Hall where the ride will end. Don't have any tweed? No problem! We have a collection of items as a "tweed library" that will be available for riders to use. Special prizes include: Tweed gear donated by Tweedmaker One lucky Tweed Rider will win a pair of shoes or boots by Memery Shoes! See https://www.instagram.com/tweedpdx/ for more information and updates.

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Celebrate cycling, community, and car-free fun at Oaks Park’s first-ever Go By Bike Day! Held in honor of National Ride a Bike Day, this free, all-ages event invites Portlanders to hop on their bikes and enjoy a day dedicated to the joy and ease of getting around on two wheels. This isn’t a group ride—it’s a vibrant gathering for the cycling community and anyone curious about biking more often. Ride to Oaks Park and be rewarded with exclusive attraction discounts just for arriving by bike! Once you’re here, enjoy free secure bike parking, free tune-ups from local bike experts, a DIY bike license plate decoration station and a vendor fair featuring local cycling organizations, artists, and businesses! Whether you’re a daily bike commuter, a weekend cruiser, or just getting started, Go By Bike Day is all about creating a welcoming, inclusive space to connect, learn, and celebrate sustainable transportation. Bring your friends, bring your family, and discover how fun, accessible, and cost-effective biking can be. We hope this event inspires you to choose biking not just for the day—but as a lasting way to get to the park, around the city, and beyond.

Portland Bike Polo plays every Sunday 12pm to dark at Alberta Park. The unholy union of horse polo + street hockey + bikes. They’re singlespeeds, not fixed gear. Portland Bike Polo, estd. 2002

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Get ready to ride! Bike Beaverton is back for another year, and it’s the perfect opportunity to meet your neighbors or make new westside friends, enjoy a leisurely bike ride, and celebrate our city’s cycling community. Whether you’re a seasoned cyclist or just starting out, this family-friendly event welcomes riders of all skill levels to come together for an afternoon of biking fun. * Bike safety rodeo obstacle course for kids with the Beaverton Police Department's Bike Team * Community tabling fair - learn more about different local cycling resources and businesses (see more below) * Community bike ride sponsored by Bicycle Advisory Committee (starts at 1:30pm) * Kids Market - shop from 30+ local kid entrepreneurs! * FLIP Children's Museum - Mobile Museum - hand on activities for children including a play kitchen food cart and other exhibits.

Bike Beaverton

Curious about the cargo bike life? Want to know the difference between longtails, bakfiets, front-loaders, and everything in between? Come check out this bike show-and-tell from Ride Westside in association with Westside Transportation Alliance, where riders will share their setups, hauling tricks, and real-world experiences. Whether you’re carrying kids, groceries, or just curious about riding a little differently.

Ride Westside

Welcome to Mellow Mondays 2026. Are you interested in leading a ride? This is a supportive and organized way to lead for the first time. Every week there’s different themes but there are constants…. Slow pace, about 8 mph, Distance varies but approx 10 miles, Family friendly, We practice consent and non-violence on all our rides, Store stop for safe clean bathroom access but generally we try and make these stops short, Skater friendly (but please check with ride leader about crunchy or potential issues for skates), ALL Wheels friendly (scooter, skates, skateboard, e bikes etc), Ride is always a loop, Corking and traffic intersections are calm. Be mindful of smoking around others and do not smoke around children. FAQ, Can I bring a speaker? Yes but please speak to the ride leader and play the music they’ve carefully selected or what their preference is. Can I lead a ride? Yes, please attend a few first and get a feel for how the rides are. I’ve heard NakedHearts supports other rides? Yes, we can help with planning, encouragement, promotion, sound support and what not. What do you mean you practice consent? We ask everyone (even friends, relatives, husbands and wives with each other) to ask for permission before touching anyone else or their belongings and when asking to seek listen and empower ‘No’. What do you mean you practice Non-violence? We specifically expect everyone to be calm, kind and respectful with all car interactions. One riders aggression to a car driver can put everyone else at risk. We live in a small city and are bound to encounter the same drivers again. Are all your rides a protest? Yes, being together with respect and acceptance and finding comfort and joy around others and strangers is an act of protest against the divisive paradigm we are in.

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Are you new to town, or new to cycling in Portland? Want to explore some of the best low-stress bike routes in the Lents, Foster-Powell and Mt Scott-Arleta neighborhoods? Then join our New to Portland ride on Tuesday, May 5th! We'll see some great parks, look for Heritage Trees and find other gems in the area. This is the first of a series of New to Portland rides for 2026 exploring different areas and designed for folks who want to get to know their neighborhoods and neighbors. We will gather at the Lents Park Nature Patch at 5:30 p.m. and the ride will start at 6:00 p.m. The ride will end in the same spot. This is a moderate-pace (8-10 mph), no drop ride, and will be approximately 8 miles. Free and open to everyone!

503-823-7699

New to Portland Lents ride

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*Winter/spring location: Migration Brewing on N Williams Ave.* Join other bike-minded folks for drinks, food and community every Wednesday from 3-6 (or so). Bike Happy Hour is a place where everyone is welcomed and embraced by our community. Just show up and hang out. That's it! Follow @bikeportland on socials for updates and info about special themed nights or special guest appearances. All ages are welcome. We often have little kiddos running around. We've got coloring books and crayons, and feel free to bring your own activities: puzzles, crafts, games, or whatever. $5 Migration Pints! - Great Food Menu from Papas Frita. 3:00 pm - Quiet(er) hours. If you don't like crowds or want to talk to me (Jonathan) one-on-one, this is a great time to show up. 4:00 pm - Free Fries! (Please help BikePortland sustain this cherished tradition by sponsoring the fries via this link. https://bikeportland.org/contribute) 5:30 pm - Open Mic. Special guest speeches and announcements. Everyone is welcome to share. No invitation needed. 6:00 pm - Folks start to leave, but you're welcome to stay later.

(503) 706-8804

Bike Happy Hour

All electric rides welcome: e-bikes, Surrons, Onewheels, scooters, electric unicycles, whatever you've got with a motor or a battery. We're mobbing around Portland, exploring the city with cool views. The route is pre-planned, so just show up and ride. Night ends at Tabor Dance. Meet at the Salmon Street Springs fountain at 5:30 pm, ride at 6:00 pm

Friday night ride is a social ride for people who enjoy a sporty pace and adventurous routes. Every ride is different but generally range between 15 and 25 miles and you can expect some climbing and higher speeds than your average pedalpalooza ride. NOT NECESSARILY A NO DROP RIDE. Riders should be self sufficient and have a plan for getting themselves home. This is a bicycle-forward group ride. Pedal-assist ebikes are ok (class 1 & 2). Throttle heavy, high speed battery powered motor bikes are not (class 3 & 4). If you're not pedaling it’s not a bicycle and you will asked to leave. Bring lights/locks/responsible vibes/a cup/ Casual pace with some extra zip 10-20ish mile rides with store stops/park stops/art stops NOT NECESSARILY A NO DROP RIDE… ESPECIALLY IN THE FALL/WINTER/SPRING. Be careful of slippery roads/leafs on ground/pot holes. Call out road hazards to help bike friends stay safe. 2nd Fridays are MMR - later night vibes to make it to Midnight Mystery Ride. If you want to lead a ride just ask! REPEAT… NOT NECESSARILY A NO DROP RIDE… ESPECIALLY IN THE FALL/WINTER/SPRING. Guest ride leaders wanted and appreciated! Instagram @fridaynightride

Meet at 11:30pm at Errol Heights Park at SE Tenino east of SE 45th Avenue - near the DANGER SLIDE! We ride at midnight! First 30 riders get a spoke card. We will not be stopping at any stores. Please stay behind the ride leader. Please set lights to solid - strobe lights blind your ride leader. Bicycle Kitty ride rules (which you agree to follow just by showing up!): 1) no complaining 2) stay behind the ride leader 3) don't sue me

Team Midnight

Community led ride - many folks now know the route and different folks can point the way each week! There are three meeting points: 1. SE Clinton St/41st Ave at 10 am (ride at 10:05) 2. SE Clinton St/26 Ave at 10:10 am (ride at 10:15) 3. Tilikum Bridge at (former) PDX Opera ~10:25 am; leaving from Tilikum location ~10:30 am 4. Arrive at PSU Market ~11 am Ride is on every Saturday the market is open (year round except weekend between Christmas and New Year). We will make every effort to note weather-related closures here promptly.

Please Join SOLVE in picking up litter on the Marine Drive Trail, between NE 122nd and 138th Ave. Cargo bikes welcome to help cover the distance and carry the load! Sign up using the SOLVE link below.

mark@solveoregon.org

5037530057

SOLVE Volunteer site

Join the Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) for a fun, family-friendly bike ride exploring bikeways connecting two Southeast libraries. Spot some Bike to Books art along the way! Stay after the ride to fill out your Bike to Books design sheet. This is your chance to get your art in the bike lane! This is a moderate-pace (8-10 mph), no drop ride, and will be approximately 4 miles. This event is free and open to everyone. 10:00 a.m. Meet and gather outside the Woodstock Library - get some free swag and bike maps! 10:30 a.m. Ride departs 11 a.m. Arrive at the Sellwood Library 11 a..m. - 12 p.m. Fill out your Bike to Books design sheet at the Sellwood Library Community Room! We'll have sheets and markers ready for you to use.

Bike to Books Family Ride

BIKELOUD PDX Presents: Ride Number 2 in a series of rides for the month of May! Join us for a Saturday morning ride to the airport! PDX airport is closer than you think! A great way to get acquainted with the bike infrastructure around the airport. We'll discuss what's working and what's not and show you ways to get involved to make biking to the airport even better. Bonus: We'll be inviting your City Council District representatives. Rides in every district, every Saturday in May. D1: May 2, D2: May 9, D3: May 16, D4: May 23 On May 30th, we're taking Sandy Boulevard! Tell your friends and family!

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BikeLoud

@bikeloudpdx

The bike community sadly lost one of our own in a bike crash earlier this year. Mike Sloan was riding on the 50s Greenway when he crashed while crossing SE Division Street. Witnesses report that Mike's bike began to wobble and then fall over when he rode into the intersection after waiting to get a green light. A memorial service will be held at the crash site, along with the permanent installation of a ghost bike. This is a bike that Mike rode and was recently being used as a trainer in his basement. Mike was a long-term member and active ride leader in the Portland Bicycle Club. As a highly experienced rider, he regularly went for 30+ mile rides around Portland. He was near the end of a 35-mile ride when the wreck occurred. Also a keen bicycle tourist, he had ridden (with his daughter) from San Diego, CA to St. Augustine, FL in just 30 days. After the ghost bike installation there will be a memorial bike ride to honor Mike. This will be a 37-mile ride along one of his favorite loop routes, but it will also include a shorter 5-mile loop for those who don't want to do the longer distance. The memorial and ghost bike installation will start at 11am at SE Division St & SE 52nd Ave, followed by the bike ride from that same location. Both the long and short rides will return there. We hope to see all who wish to honor Mike at this event and to hear remembrances of his life. Short route map - https://ridewithgps.com/routes/54210130 Long route map - https://ridewithgps.com/routes/54680577

Families for Safe Streets - Portland Chapter

The Overlook monthly rides are free, family-friendly, and offer an opportunity to get outside and meet neighbors in a conversational paced ride that explores the many bike paths, routes, and destinations that Overlook has to offer. Route is always less than 6 miles (about 1 hour of riding) and is a loop. The rides are monthly on the 2nd Sunday of each month. The ride is led by Overlook Neighborhood Association Chair Nic Cota. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions, want to get involved, or have any issues/ideas related to transportation in the Overlook neighborhood!

Overlook Neighborhood

Ride to King Farmers Market at Martin Luther King Jr Elementary School to enjoy the fruits of our farmer friends, support local food systems and get to meet and know your community! Starting at Wilshire parks we will take Mason Bike Lane to 32nd to Going Greenways to get to the Farmer's market. This is a Bike Bus style ride so hop on where and when you can anywhere along the way! Leaving Wilshire Park from 37th & Skidmore at 10:30 https://www.portlandfarmersmarket.org/our-markets/king/

This Mother’s Day, join Milagro for Verso en Movimiento (Poetry in Motion), a free midday event that combines a creative poetry-writing workshop with a bike ride around the Central Eastside to explore our neighborhood’s beautiful and powerful public artwork. Starting at 11:30 AM, participants will bring their bicycles to El Zócalo community gathering space at El Centro Milagro, where they will use provided materials to decorate their bikes (or themselves!) in any way they feel best celebrates mothers and motherhood. At noon, everyone will engage in a 30-minute writing workshop led by Milagro’s Executive Director, Dañel Malán-González, in which they will explore themes related to motherhood and/or specific connections to mothers. Afterward, everyone will hop on their bikes and take to the streets for a tour of some of the most compelling street art the eclectic Central Eastside has to offer, with a midway stop to snack, commune, and share some of their stories. Here's our route: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/54840527 All participants will be invited (but not required!) to share their writing as part of the Open Mic Prologue that kicks off the 2:00 PM matinee performance of Carissa Atallah’s Brown Face, the final show of Season 43: Fuerza en Famlia. Regardless of whether one chooses to perform, Milagro will provide all attendees the opportunity to attend the Brown Face matinee for just $17 each (a savings of $13 per ticket off the regular adult price). Can you join The Street Trust as a volunteer ride escort? No experience necessary and training will be provided. Sign up here: https://www.thestreettrust.org/verso

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Portland Bike Polo plays every Sunday 12pm to dark at Alberta Park. The unholy union of horse polo + street hockey + bikes. They’re singlespeeds, not fixed gear. Portland Bike Polo, estd. 2002

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Established in 2017, we ride once a month to enjoy what this city has to offer. Each month is led by a different CORVIDAE member, and therefore will be unique. We occasionally have themes or additional donations to different organizations. Additionally, host pop-up rides during the summer and collect dry non perishables for food donations every month. ​We try to focus our rides on greenways, group etiquette, safety measures and general comradery. In addition to bike safety and accessibility, we want to promote using bicycles as an alternative to fossil fueled travel within Portland. This is a no-drop ride, but please bring your repair kit with a spare tube so we can keep the ride rolling. Please bring your own provisions; we’ll be stopping near stores, but not at them. Each member has an eye out for the crowd, will cork, sweep and be a general pillar of support. Ride pace is casual at around 10 miles with a few park stops. We aim to impress that this is a safe environment for all; no aggressive, sexist, racist, or any other kind of BS will be tolerated. Please review our Corvidae Code of Conduct. Meet 2nd Sunday of every month Hang at 1 PM  Wheels down at 2 PM sharp Bring your respect for each and the city. Leave no trace 🤘🏽

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