Join us for an exciting and informational evening as Luis A. Vivanco, Professor and Chair of Anthropology at UVM, walks us through the history of the bicycle and how it entered into Vermont life.

Doors at 6:30 PM, Thursday, October 15th
Fletcher Free Library, Main Reading Room
Please RSVP: sevendaystickets.com/e/how-the-bicycle-came-to-vermont
(The event is free, but we need to know how many to expect!)

Luis Vivanco is a long-time cyclist and has combined his love for two wheels with his areas of expertise in many ways. Take a look through his website The Illustrated Wheel to learn more, and we highly suggest perusing his bike history comics for some entertaining insight on the evening's topic.

Join hundreds of costumed neighbors on a joyful, fun-filled, and not at all scary bike, walk, and roll on the streets of Burlington!

Gather at City Hall Park at 1:30PM to get excited and we roll at 2PM! Ride together throughout town, culminating at Old Spokes Home for photos, games, music, and more. A great way to get more mileage out of your awesome costume and have a blast with your community too.

Please note, motor vehicles (including e-motos) are not permitted. All are welcome to join us on bicycles, e-bikes, trikes, recumbents, walkers, strollers, rollers, etc.

The event will have two separate routes (see them below - click to enlarge images), both of which will start at City Hall Park at 2PM.