We will be doing basic bike tune ups by donation. All contributions will fund the purchase of an outdoor bike repair stand at our hall.

This year we’ve added to the activities by inviting a few of our friends!

• Pedalheads will teach the kids how to bike safely and confidently.
• Learn how you can join Bike Bus Edmonton to cycle our kids to school. 
• Advocate to make our streets safer to walk, roll, and cycle with Paths for the People.
• Ward Métis councilor Ashley Salvador will talk about how the city is making commuting by bike safer.

Pedalheads is a learn-to-ride and bike program for kids, helping riders of all levels build confidence and skills, including getting kids off training wheels. They offer a range of classes in Edmonton and the surrounding area, from beginner riding to road riding and trail riding. Their programs focus on developing safe, independent riders in a fun and supportive environment. At Bike Day they will have an interactive booth where attendees can learn about proper helmet fit for bike safety, ask questions, and pick up some fun giveaways.

Bike Bus Edmonton is a fun, safe way for kids and adults to ride to school together—like a school bus, but on bikes! They are a community-driven non-profit bringing this exciting idea to local schools, changing how we move around the city.

Paths for People is a volunteer-run nonprofit working to make Edmonton a friendlier place to walk, roll and cycle. Through advocacy and community building they strive to build a multi-modal city where people can use active transportation safely and conveniently year round. Stop by their table to say hi and learn how you can help create a more accessible and vibrant city!