The Bicycle Coalition of Maine stays busy with events all year round to connect with as many pedestrians and people on bikes as possible in a variety of ways. We seek to educate adults and children about bike/ped safety through presentations and courses, host interactive demonstrations that advocate for improvements to bike/ped infrastructure, provide valet bike parking at local events, and organize gatherings and group rides to raise awareness and enthusiasm about our mission.
To see what the BCM is up to this year, check out our 2024 Event & Program Guide!
The event calendar below lists our upcoming events and those hosted by our partners and supporters. Check it out, and join us as we strive to make Maine better for biking and walking!
Wednesday Webinar- w/ special guest Georgena Terry
Polio survivor, American bicycle designer, and businesswoman, Georgena Terry blazed her own trail in the 1980s and began the world’s first women-specific bicycle company. Please join us for a chat with this remarkable person and staple of bicycling history.
Wednesday Winter Walking Series
WHERE: Back Cove Trail walk. Meet at the BCM office, 38 Diamond St. WHEN: Walk leaves promptly at 5:30 pm. We know it can be difficult to get outside when […]
Webinar: State Active Transition Plan Overview
virtualFor the first time ever, the Maine Department of Transportation is creating a Statewide Active Transportation Plan (SATP) and the draft plan is now open for public comment. This is an exciting opportunity to shape Maine’s bicycle and pedestrian future.
aJoin the BCM for a webinar on January 18 from 12-1pm that will go over how the plan was created, what’s in it, and how you can provide comments.
Wednesday Winter Walking Series
WHERE: Eastern Prom Trail walk. Meet at the BCM office, 38 Diamond St. WHEN: Walk leaves promptly at 5:30 pm. We know it can be difficult to get outside when […]
Wednesday Webinar- Bikes, snow, & yeehaw!
When the snow flies, get those trails packed and prepare for some of the smoothest trails you’ve ever met. The Maine winter presents terrific riding options ranging from fat biking with 4.5 inch wide tires to bikejoring with your furry friends. Or how about an ice-cruise on the local lake, oh ya!
Wednesday Winter Walking Series
WHERE: Back Cove Trail walk. Meet at the BCM office, 38 Diamond St. WHEN: Walk leaves promptly at 5:30 pm. We know it can be difficult to get outside when […]
Wednesday Webinar – Micromobility!
virtualBroadly, micromobility is defined as using any small low speed device–including bikes, skateboards, scooters and the plethora of new electric assist gadgets–to fulfill transportation needs. At this webinar, we’ll explore what micromobility is, what the issues around use of new (old devices) are, and highlight some of the policy initiatives BCM is leading to understand and manage these users of the transportation system.
Libbytown Safety & Accessibility Project Community Update Meeting
Bunker Brewing 17 Westfield St., Portland, MaineWhat: The MaineDOT and the City of Portland are co-hosting a Community Meeting for the Libbytown Safety and Accessibility Project. The meeting will review the project's progress since the October 2021 […]
Wednesday Winter Walking Series
WHERE: Eastern Prom Trail walk. Meet at the BCM office, 38 Diamond St. WHEN: Walk leaves promptly at 5:30 pm. We know it can be difficult to get outside when […]
Wednesday Webinar –Clara Brown: Paralympian, Team USA, World Champion, & Community Spoke
virtualThe BCM is excited to host Maine’s own Clara Brown! After sustaining a spinal cord injury at the age of 12, Clara has become a Multi-time World Champion Road and Track racer, a member of US National Cycling Team, and Paralympian. She is also an active member of the cycling community and a BCM Community Spoke. Join BCM as we talk about Clara's Journey, what inspires her, and what the future holds.
DEI Statement:
The Bicycle Coalition of Maine is committed to advancing our equity and inclusion efforts. The Coalition is prioritizing diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in these focus areas: self-education, community engagement, advocacy, and events. We welcome community members and visitors of Maine—Wabanaki Territory—from all backgrounds to join the Coalition. Our most outstanding achievement will be that everyone who joins the Coalition or attends our events will feel respected and valued.