Your One Stop CicLAvia Activity Planner
Well, it's finally here. Sunday is CicLAvia! Most people that read Streetsblog regularly already know how to have fun in the streets, as evidenced above. That makes it contingent on us to welcome anyone who appears to be playing in the street for the first time.
By
Joe Linton
10:10 AM PDT on October 8, 2010
Well, it’s finally here. Sunday is CicLAvia! Most people that read Streetsblog regularly already know how to have fun in the streets, as evidenced above. That makes it contingent on us to welcome anyone who appears to be playing in the street for the first time.
Joe Linton helpfully provides some links to activities happening around the CicLAvia area and beyond on Sunday. Just click on the link…:

Where to eat at CicLAvia –
What to do at CicLAvia –
How to get to CicLAvia http://ciclavia.wordpress.com/about/getting-to-ciclavia/
Feeder bike rides: list at http://ciclavia.wordpress.com/about/getting-to-ciclavia/

A few more volunteers still needed – especially “Route Angels” – folks with basic bike repair skills to ride along specific parts of the route and help out http://ciclavia.wordpress.com/how-to-help/volunteer-dates-and-times/
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