We're excited to share that our 50+ Adults Worcester Earn-A-Bike Nights kick off April 21, 2026!

Located at 4 King Street down the driveway around the back, this is a fun, hands-on way to get into bikes—learn basic repair skills, tinker, ask questions, and connect with great folks in the Worcester community  Feel free to bring your own bike to get it tuned up and ready for the season.

No bike? No problem—we’ll provide one after a few hours of volunteering with us.

We’ll meet twice a month on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays from April through October. Drop in when you can—good vibes, good people, and bikes. It’s also a great chance to see how Nate and his team have transformed this amazing space.

This is a collaboration between MassBike and Worcester Earn-A-Bike (WEAB), with a big shoutout to Kim McCoy, WEAB Founder and Board Member, for helping make it happen. 

And if you know someone who’s not quite 50 but close enough—send them along!

We're excited to share that our 50+ Adults Worcester Earn-A-Bike Nights kick off April 21, 2026!

Located at 4 King Street down the driveway around the back, this is a fun, hands-on way to get into bikes—learn basic repair skills, tinker, ask questions, and connect with great folks in the Worcester community  Feel free to bring your own bike to get it tuned up and ready for the season.

No bike? No problem—we’ll provide one after a few hours of volunteering with us.

We’ll meet twice a month on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays from April through October. Drop in when you can—good vibes, good people, and bikes. It’s also a great chance to see how Nate and his team have transformed this amazing space.

This is a collaboration between MassBike and Worcester Earn-A-Bike (WEAB), with a big shoutout to Kim McCoy, WEAB Founder and Board Member, for helping make it happen. 

And if you know someone who’s not quite 50 but close enough—send them along!

We're excited to share that our 50+ Adults Worcester Earn-A-Bike Nights kick off April 21, 2026!

Located at 4 King Street down the driveway around the back, this is a fun, hands-on way to get into bikes—learn basic repair skills, tinker, ask questions, and connect with great folks in the Worcester community  Feel free to bring your own bike to get it tuned up and ready for the season.

No bike? No problem—we’ll provide one after a few hours of volunteering with us.

We’ll meet twice a month on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays from April through October. Drop in when you can—good vibes, good people, and bikes. It’s also a great chance to see how Nate and his team have transformed this amazing space.

This is a collaboration between MassBike and Worcester Earn-A-Bike (WEAB), with a big shoutout to Kim McCoy, WEAB Founder and Board Member, for helping make it happen. 

And if you know someone who’s not quite 50 but close enough—send them along!

We're excited to share that our 50+ Adults Worcester Earn-A-Bike Nights kick off April 21, 2026!

Located at 4 King Street down the driveway around the back, this is a fun, hands-on way to get into bikes—learn basic repair skills, tinker, ask questions, and connect with great folks in the Worcester community  Feel free to bring your own bike to get it tuned up and ready for the season.

No bike? No problem—we’ll provide one after a few hours of volunteering with us.

We’ll meet twice a month on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays from April through October. Drop in when you can—good vibes, good people, and bikes. It’s also a great chance to see how Nate and his team have transformed this amazing space.

This is a collaboration between MassBike and Worcester Earn-A-Bike (WEAB), with a big shoutout to Kim McCoy, WEAB Founder and Board Member, for helping make it happen. 

And if you know someone who’s not quite 50 but close enough—send them along!

We're excited to share that our 50+ Adults Worcester Earn-A-Bike Nights kick off April 21, 2026!

Located at 4 King Street down the driveway around the back, this is a fun, hands-on way to get into bikes—learn basic repair skills, tinker, ask questions, and connect with great folks in the Worcester community  Feel free to bring your own bike to get it tuned up and ready for the season.

No bike? No problem—we’ll provide one after a few hours of volunteering with us.

We’ll meet twice a month on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays from April through October. Drop in when you can—good vibes, good people, and bikes. It’s also a great chance to see how Nate and his team have transformed this amazing space.

This is a collaboration between MassBike and Worcester Earn-A-Bike (WEAB), with a big shoutout to Kim McCoy, WEAB Founder and Board Member, for helping make it happen. 

And if you know someone who’s not quite 50 but close enough—send them along!

20th Buzzards Bay Watershed Ride 
Date: Sunday, October 4, 2026 
Time: 7:30am – 5:00pm 
Location: Sakonnet Point, RI to Woods Hole, MA  

100-mile route: Sakonnet Point, 99 Bluff Head Ave., Little Compton, RI, 02837 

41-mile route: Red Brick Farm, 63 Long Plain Rd, Mattapoisett, MA 02739 

20-mile route: Bourne Intermediate School, 70 Trowbridge Rd, Bourne, MA 02532 

Finish: Swope Center, 5 North St., Woods Hole, 02543 

Register TODAY! Visit savebuzzardsbay.org/ride to sign up. 

Join us for the 20th Watershed Ride! Choose your own adventure from the 100-mile, 41-mile, or 20-mile overlapping cycling routes that wind past coastal farmlands, windswept beaches, cranberry bogs, and scenic harbors between Rhode Island and Cape Cod.  

Enjoy full rider support all day, including delicious local food and beverages, friendly volunteers, and SAG support with experienced bike mechanics and first aid. Each route finishes in Woods Hole with a festive celebration featuring food, beer, and live music overlooking Buzzards Bay. 

The Buzzards Bay Watershed Ride is a unique and exciting community event that raises funds for the protection and restoration of Buzzards Bay. Each rider commits to raising a minimum of $300, with every dollar supporting the Coalition’s work to improve the health of the Bay ecosystem through scientific research, land protection, advocacy, and fostering outdoor exploration. 

Ride with purpose, commit to an unforgettable day for a fantastic cause!  

The Ride & Stride for Food is much more than a Sunday morning ride through beautiful suburban towns. Now in its 15th year, the event brings together hunger relief organizations, their supporters, and the broader community around a shared purpose. Nonprofits form teams to raise funds and awareness through cycling, a 5K walk, and a celebratory community lunch. Three Squares New England provides the logistics, fundraising tools, training, and promotional support so partners can focus on their mission while maximizing their results.

Our mission is rooted in the belief that everyone deserves consistent access to nourishing, culturally relevant food, delivered in ways that promote choice, dignity, and health. Since 2012, the Ride has raised more than $6.5 million, with 100% of team-raised funds going directly back to participating nonprofits. Together, our partners support more than 400,000 people experiencing food insecurity each year across MetroWest communities.

We would love for you to join us, either as part of Team Three Squares New England or as a Ride Marshal. Registration opens May 1. Please reach out to Marena Burnett at [email protected] to learn more. 

Tour de Natick – A Father's Day Family Bike Ride 🚴‍♂️

Date: Sunday, June 21, 2026
Time:
• 10:00 AM – Check-in
• 11:00 AM – Ride begins

Location: Natick Common
1 Common St, Natick, MA

Event Description:
Join the Rotary Club of Natick for the 23rd Annual Tour de Natick, a fun, family-friendly 6-mile bike ride through town. The ride begins and ends at Natick Common and is suitable for riders of all ages and abilities. After the ride, participants are invited to enjoy a complimentary cookout on the Common.

Proceeds support the Rotary Club of Natick’s charitable foundation, including scholarships for Natick High School seniors and educational programs benefiting local students.

Registration - Early Bird Pricing!
• $55 family / $30 individual through May 31
• $65 family / $40 individual starting June 1

Additional Details:
• 6-mile family-friendly route
• T-shirts included (while supplies last)
• Bike raffle and community cookout following the ride
• Event held rain or shine

The Pan-Mass Challenge is a Massachusetts-based bike-a-thon that raises more money for charity than any other single athletic fundraising event in the country. Held annually on the first weekend in August, the PMC raises funds for Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, a world leader in adult and pediatric cancer treatment and research. The PMC has 14 different route combinations, ranging from 25 to 177 miles, for riders to choose from.

Riders can choose from three locations:

- The College of The Holy Cross: 1 College St, Worcester, MA 01610

- Babson College: 231 Forest Street, Wellesley, MA 02457

- Massachusetts Maritime Academy: 101 Academy Dr, Buzzards Bay, MA 02532

Riders may ride on Saturday, Sunday, or both days. On Saturday, riders start in either Wellesley or Worcester and finish in Bourne. On Sunday, riders may start in Bourne or Wellesley; finish lines are in Provincetown and Wellesley.

Cost of event varies by route ($125 - $275).

Fundraising commitments vary by route ($2000 - $6000), due by October 1st

Register to ride here! https://www.pmc.org/