Spanning a two kilometre stretch along the Henderson bike paths, the festival showcases the vibrant arts and culture of the area while celebrating Bike Month.
Heading to watch WHITE FERNS vs. Australia and BLACKCAPS vs. Pakistan at Eden Park March 21st? Why not beat the traffic and ride your bike to the game? Bike Auckland's Bike Valet Team will be there to receive your bike from 1:30pm-11:45pm , and keep it secure so you can enjoy one or both matches worry-free!
Street Art Bike Challenge is back for Ecofest 2025! Get out and about by bike to find street art, submit your pictures, and go in to win $1000 worth of prizes.
EcoFest is a month-long celebration of our unique environment and sustainable living across Tāmaki Makaurau, Auckland.
We want to support more climate action at the very heart of our own communities! Lots of fun sustainable events across the Albert-Eden and Puketāpapa local board areas from the 4th to 27th April - including events by bike! You can find the events on the Facebook page here.
Support the Bike Auckland crowdfunding campaign with a night of karaoke by bike! Meet at one of our karaoke spots, or wheel your way with us across the city as we sing our hearts out! All donations will help us showcase the region-wide demand for safe cycleways and other bike facilities to our newly-elected local representatives at Biketober 2025.
This installation - PEDAL - puts the audience on a bike for a cycle-powered screening of Goodspace's music video ‘Easier Said Than Done’
In this fun, free, three-hour workshop you will cut out, assemble, fit and decorate a cardboard fish head for your bike!
Vector Lights are shining bright to celebrate Play Week in Tāmaki Makaurau. Take an after-dark ride along Te Ara I Whiti, the light path (also known as the pink path) for your very own light show. Then ride on to check out the dazzling Vector Lights on the Auckland Harbour Bridge.
A bike-themed tabletop game design workshop with Toby Falconer, hosted by Bike Kingsland at the Gribblehirst Hub. Registration required.
Bling up your bike with lights and meet at Bike Hub Grey Lynn for a sparkly ride through beautiful greenways to the MOTAT Christmas Lights.
Each year in 'Yarn for Pride' we decorate the bike parking along Karangahape Road in celebration of our LGBTQI+ community, and the growing cycle network. No experience needed!
Join Yarn for Pride to decorate K’ Road bike parking and celebrate LGBTQI+ communities and our growing cycle network!
Take a stroll or cycle along K' Road to admire the bike parking decorated with joyful knitted and crocheted designs.
Expect an afternoon and evening packed with live music and DJs, jaw-dropping BMX shows, and hands-on, playful activities for all ages.
