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- Bike Fit with Pursuit Physical Therapy + Bike Fit
Let's talk about the benefits and special magic that is Bike Fit! Laura Peaslee DPT, PT, co -founder of Pursuit Physical Therapy + Bike Fit will lead us on how bike fit works, its benefits from a performance and comfort standpoint, and ways you can improve the experience on your bike.
Gear Again Fest
Toad & Co. 31 Diamond St., Portland, Maine, United StatesThis fun festival is focused on the outdoor gear and apparel lifecycle. The goal is to show the many opportunities for repair, upcycling, and recycling that are out there for […]
Wednesday Webinar – All Bodies on Bikes with Marley Blonsky
Join Marley Blonsky, co-founder of All Bodies on Bikes, for a candid discussion about size inclusion in cycling – why she started it, the challenges she’s working to solve, and how you can be an ally for inclusion.
GEAR SHIFT: queer and trans bike nite
Portland Gear Hub Bike School 85 Anderson St., Portland, MaineJoin Portland Gear Hub and Kindling Collective for our new first Thursdays GEAR SHIFT, a volunteer opportunity for a queer and trans people to learn how to build bikes, community, […]
Wednesday Webinar: Trail Building with Max Southam & Adam Craig
The BCM is happy to have Max Southam of Mt. Abrams and Adam Craig of Sugarloaf join us for a conversation on trail building in Maine and the growth of Mountain Bike parks. We discuss recent trends, how the sport has changed, and where they see it going. We also discuss Max and Adam's personal bike history and their journey to becoming trailbuilders.
Community Spokes Virtual Training
Become a spoke in your community by taking our online training. The Community Spokes Program is the Bicycle Coalition of Maine’s statewide network of bicycle and pedestrian advocates at the […]
Community Spokes Virtual Training
Become a spoke in your community by taking our online training. The Community Spokes Program is the Bicycle Coalition of Maine’s statewide network of bicycle and pedestrian advocates at the […]
Wednesday Webinar- Creating Bicycling Communities
Biking with friends is always more fun! Meet four Mainers who have created bicycle communities in Maine: Maine Cycling, Queers in Gear, and Portland Bike Party. Learn their motivations, the power of community, and how to create your own bike communities wherever you are.
Wednesday Webinar- Biking to Raise Awareness & Funds with Todd Cerveris
Meet Todd Cerveris, professional actor and photographer who, like many of us, enjoys the pleasures of 2-wheeled locomotion. Last year, Todd pedaled his bike from Acadia National Park to Quebec City with the purpose of fundraising — we discussed how he connected with charities and donors, handled donations, and connected with people along the way.
Wednesday Webinar – MYOG (Make Your Own Gear)
Get excited about Making Your Own Gear (MYOG) with Alejandro Strong, of Packraft Maine, and Travis Clough, of all the things. Travis and Alejandro will share how they got into making gear, a few of their favorite projects and mishaps along the way, and the joy of using something you made out on the trail. They will also highlight helpful resources and good first projects for anyone looking to start their first MYOG adventure.
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.