Bike to School Day Poster Winner Celebration Party

By Abigail Shull
May 10, 2010

"SF Bike to School Day had over 900 students and 400 adults biking to school last month, and the celebration continues. The top 3 posters will be exhibited at the "Young at Art" Children’s Art Exhibit at the de Young Museum; join in the celebration at this exciting party!"

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