Ride your bike to the 2019 Earth Day Festival and leave the parking to us!
Bike to Bird: We are offering free valet bike parking at Andrew Bird’s Savannah Music Festival show on March 29
We are offering free valet parking for bikes at Andrew Bird’s performance on Tuesday, March 29 at Lucas Theatre. Ride your bike to the show and we’ll look after it while you enjoy the music. Our bike valet will be open beginning at 7 p.m.
The violinist, singer and composer began his career as a member of the Squirrel Nut Zippers before forming Bowl of Fire, and has been recording and touring as a solo artist since 2003. His distinctive voice, wide ranging influences and instrumental versatility contribute to an engaging compositional style that often incorporates sounds and layers rarely heard in pop music, including virtuosic whistling and glockenspiel.
We love it when we discover our favorite musicians are also avid cyclists. That’s the case with Bird. “I feel a certain amount of pride in not using a motorized vehicle to get from point A to point B,” he told Bicycling magazine. “Sometimes I’ll invent point A and point B to justify riding.”
Read more of his interview about how riding intersects with his music: A Ride with Andrew Bird.
Watch inspiring films, ride your bike and maybe even win one at Mountainfilm on Tour Savannah, Jan. 20-23
Telluride Mountainfilm on Tour returns to Savannah this month and we are pleased to be working with the festival again this year. The complete schedule is available on the Mountainfilm Savannah website.
The annual TelluRIDE is scheduled for Saturday, Jan. 23 at 11 a.m. The ride will start at the Kennedy Pharmacy building at 323 E. Broughton Street and end at the south end of Forsyth Park for light refreshments provided by the The Sentient Bean. Helmets are required for children and strongly encouraged for adults. The ride will travel at a leisurely pace along a five mile route. Please let us know you are riding by joining the Facebook event.
At all Mountainfilm screenings on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, we’ll be selling raffle tickets for some exciting prizes including Pure Fix Arroyo city bike from Vinnie Van Go Go’s and Perry Rubber Bike Shop, a travel set from Satchel, and a Boardworks Jetty stand up paddleboard from Savannah Canoe and Kayak.
Tickets are $1 each, three for $10 or eight for $20 and can be purchased with cash or credit card in the lobby of Trustees Theater. Drop your ticket stubs into the bucket next to the prize(s) you want to take home. The winning tickets will be drawn at the Saturday evening, but you need not be present to win.
Free valet parking for bikes available at Nov. 9 Mountainfilm screening
Our friends at Telluride Mountainfilm on Tour Savannah are hosting a screening of Fire on the Mountain at Service Brewing on Nov. 9. The documentary film tells the story of the heroic members of U.S. Army’s 10th Mountain Division during World War II. A beer tasting begins at 6 p.m. and film starts at 7 p.m.
We are offering our famous valet parking service for bicycles at the event. Ride your bike to the brewery and enjoy the movie, knowing your bicycle is safe and secure with us!
More information is available on the Mountainfilm Savannah Facebook page.
Would you like to volunteer to staff the bike valet? Select a shift and sign up today!
Ride your bike to the Food Day Festival on Oct. 24 and use our free bicycle valet
We are excited to offer free valet parking for bicycles again this year at the Savannah Food Day Festival on Saturday, Oct. 24 in Daffin Park. Take in all the Food Day fun including live music, exhibitors and, of course, food! We’ll watch your bike while you enjoy the festivities.
We are seeking volunteers to staff the bike valet. The first two people to volunteer will receive passes that allow access to the exclusive VIP tent. Sign up to volunteer.
Practical people pedal to Picnic in the Park
The annual Picnic in the Park concert will draw thousands of people to Forsyth Park on Sunday, Oct. 4 to hear the Savannah Philharmonic and other musical performers. Many people will drive, creating traffic headaches and demand for parking that far outstrips supply. But you know a better way to go, right? Right!
You’ll ride your bike to Picnic in the Park and leave your wheels at our bicycle valet parking service. It’s totally free — small donations are appreciated, but definitely not required — and easy. You won’t have to walk your bike through the crowd or find a place to lock it. You can rest easy and enjoy the show knowing your bike is safe and secure.
If you’re interested in volunteering, we’d love to have you. We’ll have a pretty good view of the stage from our location near the Drayton Street sidewalk.
We look forward to seeing you and your bike on Sunday. Don’t forget to bring your lights for the ride home!
Free valet parking for bikes offered at 2015 Savannah Music Festival concerts
We are providing free valet parking for bikes at the following Savannah Music Festival concerts:
- The Wailers, Tuesday, March 31, 8:30 p.m. at Trustees Theater
- Vusi Mahlasela/Dirk Powell & Riley Baugus, Thursday, April 2, 6:30 p.m. at the Charles Morris Center
Ride your bike, enjoy the music and leave the parking to us! Interested in volunteering to staff the bike valet? Sign up here.
Green Truck Pub and New Belgium Brewing host Jan. 20 tap takeover to benefit SBC
Our friends at Green Truck Pub and New Belgium Brewing are hosting another Pint Night for SBC on Tuesday, Jan. 20 from 5-11 p.m. During the tap takeover, uring the tap takeover, New Belgium and Green Truck Pub will donate $1 for every draft sold, plus match personal donations made to SBC that night.
Ride your bike and park it at the SBC Bike Valet for a chance to win free New Belgium goodies! Don’t forget your lights and helmet.
Let us know you plan to attend by joining the Facebook event.
Eat, drink and ride like a local on Nov. 14
Our friends at ThincSavannah are hosting another Year of the Local event — a celebration of local business, art, food, music, beverages and, yes, bicycling — on Friday, Nov. 14 from 5-8 p.m. Get your Year of the Local tickets today.
We are offering free bike valet parking right out front at 35 Barnard St. If you would like to volunteer at the bike valet (and check out the party for free) sign up here!
Bicycling + Food Day Festival = Delicious fun on Nov. 2
We are bringing the bicycling fun to the 2014 Savannah Food Day Festival on Sunday, Nov 2 in three big ways!
First, we are offering our free bicycle valet from 11 a.m. – 6 p.m. Ride your bike to the festival in Daffin Park and we’ll look after it while you enjoy the festival. If you park at our valet, you’ll also receive a free gift bag (while supplies last). Car parking will be limited at Daffin, but we’ll have plenty of room for your bike.
Second, you can ride with us from Savannah Bicycle Campaign Headquarters, at the corner of Lincoln and Henry streets, at 11 a.m. Please arrive a little early. Helmets are strongly recommended and will be available for sale at a low cost.
Third, we will offer children’s bicycle activities and skills challenges at the park. Please note that each child must be accompanied by a parent or guardian, must have his or her own bike, and must wear a helmet. Helmets will be available for sale at a low cost.
Interested in volunteering? Sign up here. All volunteers will receive an SBC t-shirt, a Food Day t-shirt, lunch and our gratitude!