Group Ride and Biking While Black Screening - Zeitgeist Arts

Come along on a fun, family-friendly Winter mobility activity for people with bikes of all types!

This Cold Front  and Transit Equity Day, Zeitgeist invites you to a fun, family-friendly  group bike ride. Together we’ll take off from Cold Front, navigate the  Winter multimodal route from Bayfront Park to Downtown and back (around 1  mile, roughly 15min, one way), and explore what makes—and what  prevents!—Winter mobility and livability in Duluth. Halfway through the  ride, we’ll take a warming break with a free snack + hot beverage at  Zeitgeist and see the 9min film Biking While Black. We’ll be riding at a  social pace; socializing while riding is encouraged. Join us for the  film screening, group ride, or both!

This East Side Group Ride will be preceded by a West Side Group Ride to Ecolibrium3 and back from 2-3:30pm.

WHERE & WHEN:

Leaving Cold  Front at 3:45pm, arriving at Zeitgeist at 4pm, warming break/film  screening at Zeitgeist from 4-4:30pm, arriving back at Cold Front at  4:45pm.

REGISTRATION & PRICING:

This event  includes donation-based pricing from $1-$25. Please pay what you can to  help support vital transportation equity work taking place across  Duluth! All registrants are automatically entered into a raffle. Prizes  include bike lights, water bottles, a bike lock, tire levers, and more!

SAFETY & ACCESSIBILITY:

People with bikes  of all types are invited to participate! No specialized equipment  necessary. Safety riders will have first aid and safety gear; if you  need help during the ride, look for someone in a yellow vest. NOTE: This  group ride is not wheelchair accessible. The Zeitgeist space is  wheelchair accessible and closed captioning is available for the film.  Please list any accessibility requests in the ticketing form. For  additional safety and/or accessibility concerns, please contact us  americorps@zeitgeistarts.com.

This event is  sponsored, in part, by MPECU, United Health Care, St. Luke’s, SHIP, St.  Louis County, and the Northland Community Health Board.