Aaron Donovan

Celebrate the route bicyclists generally use to avoid hills--The Wiggle! A natural history of the Wiggle with plenty of social history thrown in. Ride up toward the Panhandle stopping to view the distant past, then come back down the wiggle through the recent century of bicycle culture.

We'll tour Golden Gate Park using transportation history as our lens to examine how parks reflect the social patterns of a society. The park is where the first reinforced concrete bridge was built, the first drivers license issued (yes, in the whole world!) and other amazing twists of fate. We'll bicycle to the remains of bridges and railroads and see where bicycling became a West Coast craze.

Celebrate the route bicyclists generally use to avoid hills--The Wiggle! A natural history of the Wiggle with plenty of social history thrown in. Ride up toward the Panhandle stopping to view the distant past, then come back down the wiggle through the recent century of bicycle culture.

Celebrate the route bicyclists generally use to avoid hills--The Wiggle! A natural history of the Wiggle with plenty of social history thrown in. Ride up toward the Panhandle stopping to view the distant past, then come back down the wiggle through the recent century of bicycle culture.

Join us for our next EBBC General Meeting. This month, you'll hear about one of our latest projects: a collaboration with AC transit to train bus drivers and cyclists alike on safely sharing the road with each other. We'll spend time flexing our advocacy muscles in preparation for the Bay Area Toll Authority Meeting meeting on Jan. 27th, where we'll be advancing our campaign for the Bay Bridge West Span Bicycle-Pedestrian-Maintenance Pathway. And we'll travel to South America and back again, (virtually) looking at inspiring Sunday Streets-type events in Buenos Aires, Argentina and Bogota, Columbia... and some events a little closer to home, too. EBBC General Meetings are one of the best ways to find out the latest and greatest in bicycling around the East Bay.

A conversation with the Planning Directors of six of North America's most innovative cities, including San Francisco, San Diego, Portland, Seattle, Vancouver, and New York.

"We’ll have Amit Ghosh, the Deputy Director of Planning from the MTA to tell us about plans for pedestrian improvements here in the City.

"Want a challenge? Sign-up for this year's Peak to Peak Walk, a 15-mile trek up and down SF's highest peaks. Walkers get a unique view of SF's skyline, stairways, paths, parks, and monuments - all while raising money for Walk SF's vital pedestrian safety and advocacy work. Breakfast, lunch, snacks, raffle prizes, and a year's membership in Walk SF included in the registration fee. Special Low Price this year!"

"Fillmore Street celebrates the superb restaurants and boutiques in the neighborhood with the First Annual Taste of Fillmore. The public will be able to experience a fine selection of Fillmore Street shops with live cooking demonstrations, fashion shows and food and wine tastings. The entire block will be closed off to street traffic, turning the block into a fashion and food extravaganza.

"24 foot chess board with live chess pieces."