Start the year off right by attending our FREE annual CKC Presidents Ride: Saturday, January 4th, 1pm, at River Market, 21 miles, followed by recovery and mirth at River Market Minsky's. Experience a world of fun and freedom packed into a day on your bike as you expand your circle of friends. Cycling KC has a […]
Do you want to feel safe walking in your neighborhood, driving to work, or biking to the store? Join the growing chorus of advocates standing up for the safety of all road users.
Get your hands dirty and learn to keep your bike in tip-top shape with this FREE class from Johnson County Library and BikeWalkKC! Our instructors will teach you how to keep your bike in good working order with a few basic tools and some practical know-how.
The KCMO City Council will hear initial presentation and public testimony about a proposed Vision Zero plan. The resolution sponsored by Councilmember Eric Bunch (4th District) would direct City staff to convene a diverse steering group to draft an action plan by September. We'd like to have a strong show of community support, whether you […]
Is your neighborhood seeking funding for a community development project in 2020? Attend this info sessions to learn more about how the Neighborhoods Rising Fund can help!
Learn about new sidewalks and ADA compliance on Johnson Drive at this public meeting at Merriam City Hall on Wednesday, Jan. 22 from 5:30-6:30 p.m.
How would you use a more extensive levee trail system?
Join the conversation with BikeWalkKC's #WomenBikeKC crew and the Pink Boots Society at City Barrel Brewing!
The City of KCMO invites you to an open house concerning redevelopment of the Barney Allis Plaza. This is a great opportunity to learn more about the project and support places for people.
DIY bike maintenance made simple! Our instructors will teach you how to keep your bike in good working order with a few basic tools and some practical know-how.
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