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Cranksgiving
Join us for Cranksgiving Tacoma 2026! 🚲🥫
This free, bike-powered scavenger hunt supports Eloise’s Cooking Pot Food Bank and our Tacoma community. Meet at Lincoln Park on November 21 at 12 PM, then ride to collect groceries, plan to spend $10-$40, though any amount helps.
Bring your bike, helmet, weather-appropriate layers, bike lock, a pen, and a way to carry groceries. More details and registration via the QR code. Let’s ride for a good cause!
Bike Everyday Science
Free Event: Bike Everyday Science,
Series #2 Winterization
Want to keep riding through Tacoma’s winter? Join us for the second session in our Bike Everyday Science series, where we’ll demystify your bike and explore how it works through the lens of science.
We’ll focus on practical winterization: preparing your bike for wet, cold conditions, understanding the systems that keep it rolling, and learning simple ways to make winter riding safer and more comfortable. No experience needed just curiosity!
Saturday, December 5 at 11 AM-3 PM
This community event is funded by Tacoma Creates.
Circular Economy
Join 2nd Cycle for Circular Economy, a free, behind-the-scenes look at how donated bikes and parts find new life in our community.
Learn how we receive, sort, assess, repair, reuse, and responsibly recycle donationsand how this work helps make cycling more accessible in Tacoma. Whether you’re curious about our mission, interested in bikes, or simply want to see how the process works, you’re welcome here. No experience or volunteer commitment is required.
Friday, December 11, 2026
5–7 PM
This free event is funded by Tacoma Creates.
Open Shop
Open Shop provides a hands-on community learning environment where participants have access to professional bicycle repair stands, workbenches, and tools while receiving guidance from experienced staff and volunteer mechanics. Through engineering instruction and an applied mechanical science approach, participants explore the principles behind bicycle systems, develop practical problem-solving skills, and gain confidence in bicycle maintenance and repair. This mentorship-based program encourages experiential learning, critical thinking, and self-sufficiency while helping participants keep their bicycles safe, reliable, and ready to ride.
Who it's for: Everyone! No mechanical experience is required.
When: Every Friday from 5:00–7:00 PM.
First come first serve space is limited to stands available.