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CicLAvia, incubated at LACBC, is a car-free festival where bicyclists and pedestrians take over select L.A. streets. The 7-mile CicLAvia route goes from Hollenbeck Park in Boyle Heights, through Downtown L.A. to the Bicycle Kitchen in East Hollywood. It's a free, family fun event with lots of activities for all - and just a great day to ride a bike.

Volunteers needed. A few hundred good volunteers are needed - mostly on 10-10-10,  but also in advance. If you are interested, please go to: ciclavia.wordpress.com/how-to-help/volunteer-dates-and-times

For maps and more information, go to: cicLAvia.org

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