You're invited to the CBN Donation Drive and Open House. Bring your old unused bikes and parts to donate to the CBN.
Saturday, August 9th, 12-6pm. 761 Queen Street West at Euclid (west of Bathurst).
Come on down! Free beverages and snacks. Meet the friendly staff.
416-504-2918. www.communitybicyclenetwork.org
Donate your old bikes and buy a new pre-loved one.
Got some dust-gathering bikes in your garage? Donate them to use and "swap" them for a selection of fixed-up, recycled bikes that we have for sale.
9am to 2pm
on the side of Mountain Equipment Co-op
400 King Street West (one block east of Spadina)
(We're trying something new this time: no consignments. You can still put your bike up for consignment at our office if we have the space.)
Your donated bikes will go towards supporting our bike recycling and mechanic education programs, a portion of which is donated towards people with various disadvantages. The Community Bicycle Network is a non-profit whose missions is to provide education and recycled bikes to the community.
Buy and sell bikes and bike parts. Arrive early to drop off your gear, consign it and we'll sell it. Get some great deals!
When:
November 4th, 2007
Schedule:
8-10am - Drop off bike gear for sale
10-2pm - Buy bike gear
2-3pm - Pick up proceeds and unsold gear
Where:
Mountain Equipment Co-op
400 King Street West
The Community Bicycle Network is looking for willing volunteers to help out with the bike valet parking at the Toronto Bike Film Festival. Valet bike parking will be at the Royal for each screening (Fri August 24, 7. Sat August 25, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9).
Please pick a time slot and give us an email or call 416-504-2918. You will receive a free pass to the event plus other swag! I promises to be a fun time!
Photographic Exhibition by Martin Helmut Reis graces the walls of the CBN
In 2003, the Road World Cycling Championships came to Hamilton. It was perhaps the largest race of its kind ever held in Canada. Martin's work takes an historic approach with 12 images created using vintage equipment to reflect the nostalgia of the history of bicycle racing which Hamilton now shares.
City of Toronto, Aboriginal Peoples, cyclists, and the community gather to celebrate Canadian Rivers Day
On Sunday, join a celebration of the Humber River with a 28k ride along the banks of the Humber, from Humberwood Community Centre to Casimir Gzowski Park. Activities include a Metis campfire with music, art, crafts, cooking, and more!
For details, contact Karen Sun of the TRCA at 416-661-6600 x. 5291 or ksun@trca.on.ca. Or, download a poster here.