Save the Date!
March 21, 2021

We are optimistic about 2021, and so we have scheduled a Ride & Walk 4 Art “Get out of the house!” ride for March 21, 2021. We will be strictly observing all health protocols at that time to keep you and our volunteers safe as houses. 

Ride  Walk 4 Art is a fun way to help Calaveras County public schools provide meaningful art instruction to our kids. You get a joyful ride through beautiful Calaveras County (plus lunch) and every dime of our profits is used to expose kids to theater, painting, drawing, literature and poetry.

Our kids need the arts so that they develop life-long creative skills that they will need to survive in our world. And this year, the need is even greater, as school budgets have been slashed. Please help us keep the arts in our public schools. 

https://www.rideandwalk4art.com/

https://www.visitstockton.org/stockton-bike-routes/

https://www.recordnet.com/entertainmentlife/20160621/on-road-bicycling-in-san-joaquin-county

The Motherlode Bicycle Coalition is an alliance of people and organizations working to promote cycling and encourage and educate our community to ride bicycles for transportation, recreation, health or just for fun. Our board and partners are passionate about making the Motherlode not just a better place to ride a bike, but a healthier, more prosperous and equitable place to live. We believe that encouraging biking on roads and trails in our communities, parks, and forests will contribute to the economic diversity and prosperity of our historic gold rush towns and region.

The Motherlode Bicycle Coalition is a local unincorporated association and a fiscally sponsored project of the California Bicycle Coalition Education Fund, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.

https://motherlodebike.org/

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/tuolumne-talks-business/id1524084586?i=1000494886764

Tuolumne Talks Business with Cole Przybyla, Tuolumne County Director of Business and Innovation

Listen in to Tuolumne talks Business as we discuss bicycles as a means for economic development, electric bicycle incentives, county policies for future development and more! 

Featuring Dave Synder, Executive Director of the California Bicycle Coalition

Dave Snyder, Executive Director (he/him)

Dave is a long-time organizer and advocate for socially just transportation and land-use policies. He rides his bike for most trips in his home city in Oakland, including to and from the Capitol Corridor train to Sacramento. He got his start in bike advocacy as the Executive Director of the San Francisco Bicycle Coalition where he built the organization from a membership of 1 to 4,000