Ho, Ho, Ho! Join us Thursday, December 10th for Macon Bike Party’s, Sleigh Bell Ringing Ride! Grab your sleigh bells and your ugly sweater and let’s explore downtown Macon’s famous holiday lights. We will make a few stops along the way to enjoy the holiday cheer and sweet treats. More information.
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Macon Bike Party – Cranks & Thanks with Bike Tech
Join us Thursday, November 11th for Macon Bike Party’s, Cranks & Thanks with Bike Tech! In the spirit of Thanksgiving, Bike Tech is asking participants to bring a basic grocery item to donate. Bike Tech will then take us on an adventure that we will be sure to be thankful for. More information.
Open Streets Macon: Napier Avenue Bike Parade
Bring your friends and family, and share in the experience of enjoying our city streets as a public space!
Kick-off our 2nd 2021 Open Streets Macon with a Bike Parade! All ages and skill levels are welcome! From 2-2:45pm, meet at the Mercer HUB located at Johnson Ave. to decorate your bike and fancy it up for the bike parade that will start at 2:45pm.
Macon Bike Party – Sprits, Spectacles, and Scandals
Join Bike Walk Macon Thursday, Oct. 14 for Macon Bike Party’s, Spirits, Spectacles, and Scandals! Join Visit Macon’s, Steven Fulbright as he takes us on a journey through downtown exploring the darker sides of our fair city. Macon Bike Party is a FREE, slow-paced community bicycle ride for people of all ages and skills levels. Come enjoy our great city and its neighborhoods from a unique perspective. More information.
Open Streets Macon: Ocmulgee Heritage Trail + Boulevard
Open Streets Macon returns this Fall on September 12, and October 24 from 2 pm to 6 pm! The streets of Macon will leap to life as we turn our streets into a paved park. The stretches of street will be closed to motorized traffic (except for intersections where cars will be free to cross). There is no registration, and Open Streets Macon is free and open to the public.
Organized by Bike Walk Macon, Open Streets Macon is a car-free celebration of public space; bringing people of all ages, abilities, and backgrounds together to walk, skate, bike, play, and re- imagine how we use our public streets. More information.
Bike Walk Macon Open Streets Community Cookout and Conversation – Boulevard
Open Streets Macon is coming to Napier Ave. Sunday, Oct. 24 from 2-6 p.m. Are you eager to participate or just want to learn more about this initiative? Please join us for a community cookout and conversation as we share how to get involved with the exciting program. More information.
Stranger Things Bike Ride for Kids
Stranger Things Bike Ride for Kids
Come ride your bike on the street where scenes from the Stranger Things series was filmed!
A responsible parent/guardian must accompany each child.
Bring your bike and helmet.
Kids may pre-register for the event: https://members.buttschamber.com/events/details/stranger-things-bike-ride-for-kids-44
National Trail Day in Jackson
There is a new hiking/biking trail that connects Indian Springs State Park , Dauset Trails Nature Center, and the City of Jackson. In all, there are over 20 miles of hiking and biking trails for the public to enjoy. We would love for you to join us for the ribbon cutting ceremony and 9:30 a.m., and then enjoy a hike or bike ride on the trails.
Following this morning event, we welcome you to join us for our Grand Opening at 1:30 p.m. at the Historic Butts County Courthouse on the square in Jackson. (The address is 25 Third St., Jackson, Georgia 30233). Following the Grand Opening, we will have a Stranger Things Bike Ride for Kids directly behind the square. This is the street where scenes from Stranger Things was filmed.
GNR 8 XC Revenge of the Squirrels MTB Race
Go Nuts Racing’s goal is to offer fun, competitive races and have a good time doing it! We are a USA Cycling Regional Championship XC Series. More information.
GOHS Capitol to Coast 2021: Macon
Governor’s Office of Highway Safety will be debuting “Capital to Coast 2021” on May 3-7, 2021. The inaugural launch of this campaign will include a 5-city educational tour, with stops in Atlanta, Athens, Macon, Savannah, and Brunswick. To help decrease fatality numbers, the Capital to Coast 2021 tour will focus on issues like helmet safety, the “3 Feet Law,” tips for both motorists and cyclists on sharing the road, and other bicycle safety issues.
The Macon event will begin and end at Tattnall Square Park located at 1155 College St, Macon, GA 31201, the main parking lot is located on Oglethorpe St. More information.