Obviously, this event is long since passed, but we leave the day's schedule here to serve as an example of one possibility for structuring a carfree event.

Schedule of Events, Saturday, August 24, 2002
join in or meet anywhere along the route!
costumes and art bikes encouraged, skaters & bladers welcome

time	description	coordinates
10 am	networking breakfast at Bikeworks	3709 S. Ferdinand St
11 am	ride in Rainier Valley Heritage Parade
noon	group ride to Globe Cafe on Capitol Hill, where the street will be closed for sidewalk chalk day	meet at Bikeworks, 3709 S. Ferdinand St
1 - 3 pm	hang out, make chalk murals on street	14th Ave b/t Pike and Pine
3 pm	depart for Fremont Tour de Fat, a festival of bikes, bands, beer
4 - 6 pm	party on the ship canal! Plus bike decorating, car-free counseling, and on-the-spot maintenance and repair tips	34th and Phinney in Fremont (on Burke-Gilman Trail)
6 - 11 pm	an evening of surprises! roller disco, stationary bicycle races, cruisin'...
midnight	outdoor screening of Breaking Away, the classic bike movie	Fremont Outdoor Cinema, 35th and Phinney

Photos from last year's event: [ Sheet 1 | Sheet 2 ] Courtesy of john cornicello

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