Close Modal Pedal Power 2025: Celebrating Community Through Biking Saturday, August 23 | 2025Gear up for this one-day event! In partnership with HUBLUV, the Museum of Science is excited to celebrate the bicycling community around Greater Boston. Image People-centered transportation provides the solution to live sustainably on Earth. Join us for a resource fair and featured presentations to learn how bicycling and pedestrian infrastructure can build community, improve personal health, and address the climate crisis. Connect with community organizations about the incredible work already happening around Greater Boston and increase your own biking confidence!Listen to guest speakers on the Museum’s stages and check out informational and activity tables throughout the Exhibit Halls (see below).Complimentary valet bicycle parking is available for those who bike into this event! In partnership with HUBLUV. Presented in conjunction with the Museum’s Center for the Environment.Ride to the Museum! Bikes Not Bombs & Brothers On BikesRide Start: 9:00 am arrival/9:30 am departure; Bikes Not Bombs, 284 Amory Street, Jamaica Plain, MA 02130Ride End: Museum of Science, 1 Science Park, Boston, MA 02114 Pace: 12-15 mph, no dropBike to the SeaRide Start:10:00 am at Bike to the Sea Bike Kitchen, 58 Canal St, Malden, MA 02148Ride End: Museum of Science, 1 Science Park, Boston, MA 02114, with option group ride back to Malden. Ride Length: 12.5 miles round tripGet a Free Ride from BlueBikesEnjoy a free ride on us between August 23 and August 30! As a perk of attending today’s event, we’re offering an exclusive Blue Bikes code so you can explore the city on two wheels. To redeem, enter the code MUSEUMBIKEDAY25 in the Rewards Section of the Bluebikes app menu.Speakers: 11:00 am Gabrielle Rossi, PhD, Founder/Executive Director, Girls in Gear12:30 pm Adam Bigelow, bike enthusiast 1:30 pm Rui Li, PhD, Director and Associate Clinical Professor, Northeastern University Exercise Science Laboratory2:30 pm Amelia Casey, Senior Transportation Planner, Arup Tabling Organizations: A Better CityAmerican Diabetes Association New England Tour de CureAppalachian Mountain Club; Bay Circuit TrailBike to the SeaBikes not BombsBoston Critical MassBoston Cyclist UnionBrothersOnBikesBoston CargoBCommunity Pedal PowerEsplanade AssociationGirls in GearLivableStreets AllianceMattapan Food & Fitness CoalitionMystic River Watershed AssociationMass Central Rail TrailMassachusetts Area Planning CouncilMassBikeNew England Mountain Bike AssociationSustainable Transportation at Northeastern University (STAN) Activities:Helmet Flair & Safety StationBike Powered Games – Rainbow Rider & Device Charging Artist for Humanity Community MuralMuseum of Science Member Lounge Get Tickets Date and Time Saturday, August 23 | 11:00 am – 3:00 pm Audience All Ages Location Entire Museum View Map Price Included with Exhibit Halls admission Language English Get Tickets Date and Time Saturday, August 23 | 11:00 am – 3:00 pm Audience All Ages Location Entire Museum View Map Price Included with Exhibit Halls admission Language English People-centered transportation provides the solution to live sustainably on Earth. Join us for a resource fair and featured presentations to learn how bicycling and pedestrian infrastructure can build community, improve personal health, and address the climate crisis. Connect with community organizations about the incredible work already happening around Greater Boston and increase your own biking confidence!Listen to guest speakers on the Museum’s stages and check out informational and activity tables throughout the Exhibit Halls (see below).Complimentary valet bicycle parking is available for those who bike into this event! In partnership with HUBLUV. Presented in conjunction with the Museum’s Center for the Environment.Ride to the Museum! Bikes Not Bombs & Brothers On BikesRide Start: 9:00 am arrival/9:30 am departure; Bikes Not Bombs, 284 Amory Street, Jamaica Plain, MA 02130Ride End: Museum of Science, 1 Science Park, Boston, MA 02114 Pace: 12-15 mph, no dropBike to the SeaRide Start:10:00 am at Bike to the Sea Bike Kitchen, 58 Canal St, Malden, MA 02148Ride End: Museum of Science, 1 Science Park, Boston, MA 02114, with option group ride back to Malden. Ride Length: 12.5 miles round tripGet a Free Ride from BlueBikesEnjoy a free ride on us between August 23 and August 30! As a perk of attending today’s event, we’re offering an exclusive Blue Bikes code so you can explore the city on two wheels. To redeem, enter the code MUSEUMBIKEDAY25 in the Rewards Section of the Bluebikes app menu.Speakers: 11:00 am Gabrielle Rossi, PhD, Founder/Executive Director, Girls in Gear12:30 pm Adam Bigelow, bike enthusiast 1:30 pm Rui Li, PhD, Director and Associate Clinical Professor, Northeastern University Exercise Science Laboratory2:30 pm Amelia Casey, Senior Transportation Planner, Arup Tabling Organizations: A Better CityAmerican Diabetes Association New England Tour de CureAppalachian Mountain Club; Bay Circuit TrailBike to the SeaBikes not BombsBoston Critical MassBoston Cyclist UnionBrothersOnBikesBoston CargoBCommunity Pedal PowerEsplanade AssociationGirls in GearLivableStreets AllianceMattapan Food & Fitness CoalitionMystic River Watershed AssociationMass Central Rail TrailMassachusetts Area Planning CouncilMassBikeNew England Mountain Bike AssociationSustainable Transportation at Northeastern University (STAN) Activities:Helmet Flair & Safety StationBike Powered Games – Rainbow Rider & Device Charging Artist for Humanity Community MuralMuseum of Science Member Lounge
