In celebration of the 7th Georgia Wellness Fitness Festival, U Create Macon is hosting a Communing with Nature Church Bike Ride. The ride will be led by Pastor Chris and open to the community.
Words of encouragement and a picnic will follow the ride.
Come join U Create Macon for a casual pace bike ride and we learn about the rich Black History of Macon. This series is a part of a monthly bike ride tour hosted by the Major Taylor Chapter of Middle Georgia.
Join Bike Walk Macon during bike walk month for interesting, engaging and informative virtual sessions discussing alternate transportation to cars – over COFFEE. Each week we will have a special guest moderator as we chat about all things biking, walking and coffee. This is a FREE virtual discussion open to everyone, whether you’re a seasoned, newbie, or aspiring commuter.
May 8: Safe Places to Bike and Walk During Covid-19
Rachel Umana, Executive Director of Bike Walk Macon will lead a discussion on the safest places to bike in Macon and beyond.
May 15: Basic Bike Maintenance with Bike Tech
Jim Langstaff and Bobby Shorr of Bike Tech will lead a discussion on the ABC’s of bike maintenance. Everyone could use a quick chat about what to do to keep your bike moving.
Friday May 22: Motivation to Bike or Walk
Let’s talk about how to get motivated to bike or walk. Our car is there conveniently getting us to and fro. What can we do to motivate getting on the bike once a week for an adventure, or walk to pick up dinner, biking to your friends house or walking just to get fresh air? Let’s talk over coffee about leaving the car keys at home and instead biking or walking.
Friday May 29: Topic To Be Announced
The “My Bike Macon project” is an ongoing series of portraits and profiles of Maconites who use a bicycle to get around for more than just recreation. These photos highlight people who bike to get to work or school, or bike to run errands, or bike to improve their health. Together, these images and stories begin to form a portrait of Macon as an emerging bicycling city. This project is launched by Bike Walk Macon and photographer Dsto Moore to help celebrate Bike Walk Month, but it will continue to highlight different photographers and bicycle commuters every month.
Join Bike Walk Macon during bike walk month for interesting, engaging and informative virtual sessions discussing alternate transportation to cars – over COFFEE. Each week we will have a special guest moderator as we chat about all things biking, walking and coffee. This is a FREE virtual discussion open to everyone, whether you’re a seasoned, newbie, or aspiring commuter.
May 8: Safe Places to Bike and Walk During Covid-19
Rachel Umana, Executive Director of Bike Walk Macon will lead a discussion on the safest places to bike in Macon and beyond.
May 15: Basic Bike Maintenance with Bike Tech
Jim Langstaff and Bobby Shorr of Bike Tech will lead a discussion on the ABC’s of bike maintenance. Everyone could use a quick chat about what to do to keep your bike moving.
Friday May 22: Motivation to Bike or Walk
Let’s talk about how to get motivated to bike or walk. Our car is there conveniently getting us to and fro. What can we do to motivate getting on the bike once a week for an adventure, or walk to pick up dinner, biking to your friends house or walking just to get fresh air? Let’s talk over coffee about leaving the car keys at home and instead biking or walking.
Friday May 29: Topic To Be Announced
The “My Bike Macon project” is an ongoing series of portraits and profiles of Maconites who use a bicycle to get around for more than just recreation. These photos highlight people who bike to get to work or school, or bike to run errands, or bike to improve their health. Together, these images and stories begin to form a portrait of Macon as an emerging bicycling city. This project is launched by Bike Walk Macon and photographer Dsto Moore to help celebrate Bike Walk Month, but it will continue to highlight different photographers and bicycle commuters every month.
The “My Bike Macon project” is an ongoing series of portraits and profiles of Maconites who use a bicycle to get around for more than just recreation. These photos highlight people who bike to get to work or school, or bike to run errands, or bike to improve their health. Together, these images and stories begin to form a portrait of Macon as an emerging bicycling city. This project is launched by Bike Walk Macon and photographer Dsto Moore to help celebrate Bike Walk Month, but it will continue to highlight different photographers and bicycle commuters every month.
Join Bike Walk Macon during bike walk month for interesting, engaging and informative virtual sessions discussing alternate transportation to cars – over COFFEE. Each week we will have a special guest moderator as we chat about all things biking, walking and coffee. This is a FREE virtual discussion open to everyone, whether you’re a seasoned, newbie, or aspiring commuter.
May 8: Safe Places to Bike and Walk During Covid-19
Rachel Umana, Executive Director of Bike Walk Macon will lead a discussion on the safest places to bike in Macon and beyond.
May 15: Basic Bike Maintenance with Bike Tech
Jim Langstaff and Bobby Shorr of Bike Tech will lead a discussion on the ABC’s of bike maintenance. Everyone could use a quick chat about what to do to keep your bike moving.
Friday May 22: Motivation to Bike or Walk
Let’s talk about how to get motivated to bike or walk. Our car is there conveniently getting us to and fro. What can we do to motivate getting on the bike once a week for an adventure, or walk to pick up dinner, biking to your friends house or walking just to get fresh air? Let’s talk over coffee about leaving the car keys at home and instead biking or walking.
Friday May 29: Topic To Be Announced
It’s all about social distancing and coping with staying at home. Take a nice leisurely bike ride and post a video of your personal bike party in this facebook event. In your video, tell us why biking is important to you, your family, your kids, or your community. Ride fun, safe, and solo (or with your pandemic partners) in your yard or neighborhood, but please keep your distance by staying more than 6 feet away from others and remember to wash your hands.
