This unique, two-part gathering aims to celebrate and maintain local disabled people’s mobility devices while building solidarity between wheelchair users, cyclists, and the broader Nashville community.
Creating joyful bicycle riders in Middle Tennessee
This unique, two-part gathering aims to celebrate and maintain local disabled people’s mobility devices while building solidarity between wheelchair users, cyclists, and the broader Nashville community.
Each night, Community Partners will provide engaging activities, crafts, and games that go along with the weekly theme.
DONATIONS – either financial or in-kind – are what power our bicycle joy creating engine. Without enthusiastic unrestricted financial support, we can’t continue to offer classes & events for free or reduced cost while still paying our instructor corps. And without dusty not rusty donations
Bike Fun wouldn’t be where we are today without the support of many behind-the-scenes & on-the-ground VOLUNTEERS (our directors & officers, bike refurbishment wizards, & organizational gurus) as well as the folks who show up to classes & events to set up, tear down, or
Let’s talk about STUDENTS! Thanks to a physical location, we had a home base out of which to operate for bikes, classes, & events. The Woodbine United Methodist Church & Cosecha Community Development communities have been welcoming and supportive of our goals! In 2025, Bike