There will be no formal celebration of "Walk and Roll Week" in the Evansville area this year. Instead, the week's primary sponsor, the Evansville-Area Trails Coalition (ETC), and its various partner organizations, will be hosting opportunities for healthy outdoor recreational activity throughout the year.
For more information, visit ETC's website.
Don't forget, though, that the third week of May remains "Bike to Work Week" (BTWW) For more information about BTWW activities in and around Evansville, contact Miles Ahead Coalition: Evansville Regional Bicycle Advocates.
Walk, roll, and stay healthy throughout 2012!
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
Sunday, December 18, 2011
Save the dates!
Evansville's third-annual Walk and Roll Week celebration will be held the week of May 14-18, 2012.
Friday, May 20, 2011
WALK AND ROLL WEEK'S NOT OVER YET!
All these great events are still to come!
May 21 – Saturday, 9 a.m.
A 10K walk through downtown Evansville and on the Pigeon Creek Greenway, sponsored by the River City Ramblers Walking Club. Gather at the Aztar Hotel lobby. The route will go along the greenway to Franklin Street, then back through downtown along SE First Street, onto the greenway at Waterworks Road and return to the hotel. Walkers will have an option of doing a 5K route.
May 21 – Saturday, 9:30 a.m.
Fifth Wurst Bike Ride, at Burdette Park and through the Union Township bottomlands. This free, annual ride is for bicyclists of all ages and abilities, so bring your entire family and invite your friends and neighbors. Ride lengths range from 6 miles to 33 miles. Riders will be treated to a free lunch of bratwurst and hot dogs, served up by Park Director Steve Craig and his staff.
May 21 – Saturday, all day
Citywide Neighborhood Walkability Surveys. Grab your camera, don your walking shoes and take an assessment of your neighborhood. Does it have sidewalks? Are the intersections safe for pedestrians to cross? Are there safe routes for your children to walk or ride their bicycles? How walkable is your neighborhood? To participate, get on the Internet and do a Google search for “Walkability Checklist,” a survey form developed Walkable America. Print out a copy, do the survey, take photos of any hazardous conditions you find, and then send the survey and photos to your neighborhood association president. United Neighborhoods of Evansville and the Evansville-area Trails Coalition will compile the findings into a report for city officials. Share your results with us, on our Facebook page.
May 21 – Saturday, 10:00–11:00 a.m.
Junior Naturalist Hike at Wesselman Woods Nature Preserve – A special hands-on exploration of Wesselman Woods for children and their parents. An Indiana Master Naturalist will guide hikers to encounter wildlife, wildflowers, fungi, and other seasonal natural phenomena available for viewing. Hikes will leave from the Nature Center lobby promptly at 10 a.m. Free.
May 22 – Sunday, 3 p.m.
“Walk-It Day” 5K run/walk at Garvin Park and on the Pigeon Creek Greenway. Join the Greater Evansville Runners and Walkers Club in presenting the national Weight Watchers “Walk-It Challenge 2011,” promoting walking as a great way to get moving and burn calories. Event starts at the open shelter by the Garvin pool. Register on-line at www.gerwc.com/walkitday5k. Bring the family and walk for better health on newly built sections of the Greenway that you might not have seen yet.
May 22 – Sunday, 2:00-5:00 p.m.
Wildlife in the City Paddle down Pigeon Creek. Join Wesselman Nature Society’s Canoe Evansville program for a guided canoe paddle down the heart of the city. See Evansville from a totally new perspective! All equipment provided. Minimum age is 7 years old. $15 per person. Pre-registration is required at (812) 479-0771, ext. 105.
May 22 – Sunday, 6:30-8:00 p.m.
Birding Hike at Eagle Slough – Wild Birds Unlimited’s Tim Griffith will lead a birding hike through one of the region’s newest natural areas open to the public. Expect to see woodpeckers, waterfowl, warblers and a variety of other songbirds in this wetland forest. Families with children and birding novices are welcome. Meet at the Eagle Slough entrance on Waterworks Road, just north of Ellis Park.
And keep walking and rolling all year 'round, with the Evansville-Area Trails Coalition!
May 21 – Saturday, 9 a.m.
A 10K walk through downtown Evansville and on the Pigeon Creek Greenway, sponsored by the River City Ramblers Walking Club. Gather at the Aztar Hotel lobby. The route will go along the greenway to Franklin Street, then back through downtown along SE First Street, onto the greenway at Waterworks Road and return to the hotel. Walkers will have an option of doing a 5K route.
May 21 – Saturday, 9:30 a.m.
Fifth Wurst Bike Ride, at Burdette Park and through the Union Township bottomlands. This free, annual ride is for bicyclists of all ages and abilities, so bring your entire family and invite your friends and neighbors. Ride lengths range from 6 miles to 33 miles. Riders will be treated to a free lunch of bratwurst and hot dogs, served up by Park Director Steve Craig and his staff.
May 21 – Saturday, all day
Citywide Neighborhood Walkability Surveys. Grab your camera, don your walking shoes and take an assessment of your neighborhood. Does it have sidewalks? Are the intersections safe for pedestrians to cross? Are there safe routes for your children to walk or ride their bicycles? How walkable is your neighborhood? To participate, get on the Internet and do a Google search for “Walkability Checklist,” a survey form developed Walkable America. Print out a copy, do the survey, take photos of any hazardous conditions you find, and then send the survey and photos to your neighborhood association president. United Neighborhoods of Evansville and the Evansville-area Trails Coalition will compile the findings into a report for city officials. Share your results with us, on our Facebook page.
May 21 – Saturday, 10:00–11:00 a.m.
Junior Naturalist Hike at Wesselman Woods Nature Preserve – A special hands-on exploration of Wesselman Woods for children and their parents. An Indiana Master Naturalist will guide hikers to encounter wildlife, wildflowers, fungi, and other seasonal natural phenomena available for viewing. Hikes will leave from the Nature Center lobby promptly at 10 a.m. Free.
May 22 – Sunday, 3 p.m.
“Walk-It Day” 5K run/walk at Garvin Park and on the Pigeon Creek Greenway. Join the Greater Evansville Runners and Walkers Club in presenting the national Weight Watchers “Walk-It Challenge 2011,” promoting walking as a great way to get moving and burn calories. Event starts at the open shelter by the Garvin pool. Register on-line at www.gerwc.com/walkitday5k. Bring the family and walk for better health on newly built sections of the Greenway that you might not have seen yet.
May 22 – Sunday, 2:00-5:00 p.m.
Wildlife in the City Paddle down Pigeon Creek. Join Wesselman Nature Society’s Canoe Evansville program for a guided canoe paddle down the heart of the city. See Evansville from a totally new perspective! All equipment provided. Minimum age is 7 years old. $15 per person. Pre-registration is required at (812) 479-0771, ext. 105.
May 22 – Sunday, 6:30-8:00 p.m.
Birding Hike at Eagle Slough – Wild Birds Unlimited’s Tim Griffith will lead a birding hike through one of the region’s newest natural areas open to the public. Expect to see woodpeckers, waterfowl, warblers and a variety of other songbirds in this wetland forest. Families with children and birding novices are welcome. Meet at the Eagle Slough entrance on Waterworks Road, just north of Ellis Park.
And keep walking and rolling all year 'round, with the Evansville-Area Trails Coalition!
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
WALK AND ROLL WEEK IS UPON US!
Although the "week" officially kicks off on Sunday, May 15, at noon, you can break in your walking shoes on Saturday. It looks to be cooler (and hopefully still dry) next week, so get ready to Walk and Roll with us at any or all of our great events listed below. (*All events are FREE to participate in, unless otherwise noted.)
May 14 – Saturday, two pre-week events:
A 10K mapped walk through downtown Newburgh and along the scenic new Rivertown Trail, sponsored by Evansville’s Volkssport club, the River City Ramblers. Start at the Locks and Dam Park any time 9 a.m. to 12 noon and set your own pace, finish by 3 p.m.
Nature Hike at Wesselman Woods Nature Preserve. Enter the woods with an Indiana Master Naturalist to experience the latest sensations of the season. Encounter wildlife, flowering trees, wildflowers, fungus and seasonal natural phenomena. Starts at the nature center lobby at 10 a.m.
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May 15 – Sunday, 12 noon to 3 p.m.
Walk and Roll Kickoff Event at Washington Square Mall, sponsored by WNIN and Healthier Evansville. The week’s honorary celebrity co-chairmen, University of Evansville basketball coach Marty Simmons and his wife, Angie Simmons – who together lost a combined total of more than 200 pounds in the past year – will be on hand to help launch the celebration and encourage the community to become more physically active. There will information booths on healthy living and healthy eating. Stage demonstrations will be presented by local healthcare, sports and exercise agencies. Bring the family for an afternoon of fun.
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May 16-20 – Monday through Friday, twice a day, at 11:15 a.m. and 12:15 p.m.
Downtown Week of Walks, sponsored by the Vanderburgh County Health Department and Deaconess Hospital. Walks start at the mini park at Fourth and Main streets.
May 16 – Monday, 7 p.m. at Wesselman Nature Center
A showing of the award-winning documentary film, “Ride the Divide.” Chronicles the story of three mountain bikers who attempt the 2,711-mile race named the Tour Divide along the Continental Divide in the Rocky Mountains, from Canada to Mexico. The movie was named the best adventure film at the 2010 Vail Film Festival. No admission fee, but a contribution to help support the Walk and Roll Week events will be accepted. Free popcorn.
May 17 – Tuesday, 7 a.m.
Walk to School Day at Tekoppel School
May 17 – Tuesday, 9:00 a.m.
Wildflower Walk at Howell Wetlands – Experience the sights and smells of wildflowers at Howell Wetlands on a guided tour with Kate Lynch, Southwestern Indiana Master Gardener and Southwestern Indiana Master Naturalist. See a magnificent array of wildflowers, prairie grasses, and wildlife in the wetland, woodland and prairie. It’s a quality show you can’t find anywhere else in the Evansville area. Meet at the Conservation Station off Tekoppel Ave.
May 17 – Tuesday, 5:30 p.m.
River City Ramblers walk at Wesselman Woods Nature Preserve.
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May 18 – Wednesday, 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m.
SUMMIT EVENT: Workshop on planning a Bicycle-Friendly Community. This seminar will examine the steps that would be required for Evansville to achieve the League of American Bicyclists’ criteria for designation as a ‘bicycle-friendly community.’ It will be conducted by the Indiana State Department of Health’s Healthy Communities Division and the statewide advocacy organization, Bicycle Indiana, with sessions for city and county officials, business and community leaders, in addition to continuing-education credit sessions for professional engineers, architects, planners and students. At the Vectren corporate headquarters. Please register online here for this event.
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May 18 – Wednesday, 9:00 a.m.
Flutterby Hike at Howell Wetlands – Join Debbie Goedde, Southwestern Indiana Master Naturalist and butterfly enthusiast, to witness the life-cycle stages of these winged beauties in their different habitats in the wetlands, prairie and woodlands, and learn how to identify them. Meet at the Conservation Station off Tekoppel Ave.
May 18 – Wednesday, 6 p.m.
Ride of Silence, in memory of fallen bicyclists, a 6-mile ride in silence, sponsored by the Evansville Bicycle Club. Gather at Evansville State Hospital in the parking lot off Lincoln Avenue. Route will go downtown and back.
May 19 – Thursday, 6:30-8:00 p.m.
Birding Hike at Howell Wetlands – Join Wild Birds Unlimited’s Tim Griffith for a hike through this urban wetland and prairie in search of a variety of birds and other wildlife. Expect to see warblers, woodpeckers, herons and more. Families with children and birding novices are welcome. Meet at the Conservation Station off Tekoppel Ave.
May 21 – Saturday, 9 a.m.
A 10K walk through downtown Evansville and on the Pigeon Creek Greenway, sponsored by the River City Ramblers Walking Club. Gather at the Aztar Hotel lobby. The route will go along the greenway to Franklin Street, then back through downtown along SE First Street, onto the greenway at Waterworks Road and return to the hotel. Walkers will have an option of doing a 5K route.
May 21 – Saturday, 9:30 a.m.
Fifth Wurst Ride, at Burdette Park and through the Union Township bottomlands. This free, annual ride is for bicyclists of all ages and abilities, so bring your entire family and invite your friends and neighbors. Ride lengths range from 6 miles to 33 miles. Riders will be treated to a free lunch of bratwurst and hot dogs, served up by Park Director Steve Craig and his staff.
May 21 – Saturday, all day
Citywide Neighborhood Walkability Surveys. Grab your camera, don your walking shoes and take an assessment of your neighborhood. Does it have sidewalks? Are the intersections safe for pedestrians to cross? Are there safe routes for your children to walk or ride their bicycles? How walkable is your neighborhood? To participate, get on the Internet and do a Google search for “Walkability Checklist,” a survey form developed Walkable America. Print out a copy, do the survey, take photos of any hazardous conditions you find, and then send the survey and photos to your neighborhood association president. United Neighborhoods of Evansville and the Evansville-area Trails Coalition will compile the findings into a report for city officials.
May 21 – Saturday, 10:00–11:00 a.m.
Junior Naturalist Hike at Wesselman Woods Nature Preserve – A special hands-on exploration of Wesselman Woods for children and their parents. An Indiana Master Naturalist will guide hikers to encounter wildlife, wildflowers, fungi, and other seasonal natural phenomena available for viewing. Hikes will leave from the Nature Center lobby promptly at 10 a.m. Free.
May 22 – Sunday, 3 p.m.
“Walk-It Day” 5K run/walk at Garvin Park and on the Pigeon Creek Greenway. Join the Greater Evansville Runners and Walkers Club in presenting the national Weight Watchers “Walk-It Challenge 2011,” promoting walking as a great way to get moving and burn calories. Event starts at the open shelter by the Garvin pool. Register on-line at www.gerwc.com/walkitday5k. Bring the family and walk for better health on newly built sections of the Greenway that you might not have seen yet.
May 22 – Sunday, 2:00-5:00 p.m.
Wildlife in the City Paddle down Pigeon Creek. Join Wesselman Nature Society’s Canoe Evansville program for a guided canoe paddle down the heart of the city. See Evansville from a totally new perspective! All equipment provided. Minimum age is 7 years old. $15 per person. Pre-registration is required at (812) 479-0771, ext. 105.
May 22 – Sunday, 6:30-8:00 p.m.
Birding Hike at Eagle Slough – Wild Birds Unlimited’s Tim Griffith will lead a birding hike through one of the region’s newest natural areas open to the public. Expect to see woodpeckers, waterfowl, warblers and a variety of other songbirds in this wetland forest. Families with children and birding novices are welcome. Meet at the Eagle Slough entrance on Waterworks Road, just north of Ellis Park.
Watch this space, or follow us on Facebook, for more information!
May 14 – Saturday, two pre-week events:
A 10K mapped walk through downtown Newburgh and along the scenic new Rivertown Trail, sponsored by Evansville’s Volkssport club, the River City Ramblers. Start at the Locks and Dam Park any time 9 a.m. to 12 noon and set your own pace, finish by 3 p.m.
Nature Hike at Wesselman Woods Nature Preserve. Enter the woods with an Indiana Master Naturalist to experience the latest sensations of the season. Encounter wildlife, flowering trees, wildflowers, fungus and seasonal natural phenomena. Starts at the nature center lobby at 10 a.m.
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May 15 – Sunday, 12 noon to 3 p.m.
Walk and Roll Kickoff Event at Washington Square Mall, sponsored by WNIN and Healthier Evansville. The week’s honorary celebrity co-chairmen, University of Evansville basketball coach Marty Simmons and his wife, Angie Simmons – who together lost a combined total of more than 200 pounds in the past year – will be on hand to help launch the celebration and encourage the community to become more physically active. There will information booths on healthy living and healthy eating. Stage demonstrations will be presented by local healthcare, sports and exercise agencies. Bring the family for an afternoon of fun.
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May 16-20 – Monday through Friday, twice a day, at 11:15 a.m. and 12:15 p.m.
Downtown Week of Walks, sponsored by the Vanderburgh County Health Department and Deaconess Hospital. Walks start at the mini park at Fourth and Main streets.
May 16 – Monday, 7 p.m. at Wesselman Nature Center
A showing of the award-winning documentary film, “Ride the Divide.” Chronicles the story of three mountain bikers who attempt the 2,711-mile race named the Tour Divide along the Continental Divide in the Rocky Mountains, from Canada to Mexico. The movie was named the best adventure film at the 2010 Vail Film Festival. No admission fee, but a contribution to help support the Walk and Roll Week events will be accepted. Free popcorn.
May 17 – Tuesday, 7 a.m.
Walk to School Day at Tekoppel School
May 17 – Tuesday, 9:00 a.m.
Wildflower Walk at Howell Wetlands – Experience the sights and smells of wildflowers at Howell Wetlands on a guided tour with Kate Lynch, Southwestern Indiana Master Gardener and Southwestern Indiana Master Naturalist. See a magnificent array of wildflowers, prairie grasses, and wildlife in the wetland, woodland and prairie. It’s a quality show you can’t find anywhere else in the Evansville area. Meet at the Conservation Station off Tekoppel Ave.
May 17 – Tuesday, 5:30 p.m.
River City Ramblers walk at Wesselman Woods Nature Preserve.
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May 18 – Wednesday, 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m.
SUMMIT EVENT: Workshop on planning a Bicycle-Friendly Community. This seminar will examine the steps that would be required for Evansville to achieve the League of American Bicyclists’ criteria for designation as a ‘bicycle-friendly community.’ It will be conducted by the Indiana State Department of Health’s Healthy Communities Division and the statewide advocacy organization, Bicycle Indiana, with sessions for city and county officials, business and community leaders, in addition to continuing-education credit sessions for professional engineers, architects, planners and students. At the Vectren corporate headquarters. Please register online here for this event.
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May 18 – Wednesday, 9:00 a.m.
Flutterby Hike at Howell Wetlands – Join Debbie Goedde, Southwestern Indiana Master Naturalist and butterfly enthusiast, to witness the life-cycle stages of these winged beauties in their different habitats in the wetlands, prairie and woodlands, and learn how to identify them. Meet at the Conservation Station off Tekoppel Ave.
May 18 – Wednesday, 6 p.m.
Ride of Silence, in memory of fallen bicyclists, a 6-mile ride in silence, sponsored by the Evansville Bicycle Club. Gather at Evansville State Hospital in the parking lot off Lincoln Avenue. Route will go downtown and back.
May 19 – Thursday, 6:30-8:00 p.m.
Birding Hike at Howell Wetlands – Join Wild Birds Unlimited’s Tim Griffith for a hike through this urban wetland and prairie in search of a variety of birds and other wildlife. Expect to see warblers, woodpeckers, herons and more. Families with children and birding novices are welcome. Meet at the Conservation Station off Tekoppel Ave.
May 21 – Saturday, 9 a.m.
A 10K walk through downtown Evansville and on the Pigeon Creek Greenway, sponsored by the River City Ramblers Walking Club. Gather at the Aztar Hotel lobby. The route will go along the greenway to Franklin Street, then back through downtown along SE First Street, onto the greenway at Waterworks Road and return to the hotel. Walkers will have an option of doing a 5K route.
May 21 – Saturday, 9:30 a.m.
Fifth Wurst Ride, at Burdette Park and through the Union Township bottomlands. This free, annual ride is for bicyclists of all ages and abilities, so bring your entire family and invite your friends and neighbors. Ride lengths range from 6 miles to 33 miles. Riders will be treated to a free lunch of bratwurst and hot dogs, served up by Park Director Steve Craig and his staff.
May 21 – Saturday, all day
Citywide Neighborhood Walkability Surveys. Grab your camera, don your walking shoes and take an assessment of your neighborhood. Does it have sidewalks? Are the intersections safe for pedestrians to cross? Are there safe routes for your children to walk or ride their bicycles? How walkable is your neighborhood? To participate, get on the Internet and do a Google search for “Walkability Checklist,” a survey form developed Walkable America. Print out a copy, do the survey, take photos of any hazardous conditions you find, and then send the survey and photos to your neighborhood association president. United Neighborhoods of Evansville and the Evansville-area Trails Coalition will compile the findings into a report for city officials.
May 21 – Saturday, 10:00–11:00 a.m.
Junior Naturalist Hike at Wesselman Woods Nature Preserve – A special hands-on exploration of Wesselman Woods for children and their parents. An Indiana Master Naturalist will guide hikers to encounter wildlife, wildflowers, fungi, and other seasonal natural phenomena available for viewing. Hikes will leave from the Nature Center lobby promptly at 10 a.m. Free.
May 22 – Sunday, 3 p.m.
“Walk-It Day” 5K run/walk at Garvin Park and on the Pigeon Creek Greenway. Join the Greater Evansville Runners and Walkers Club in presenting the national Weight Watchers “Walk-It Challenge 2011,” promoting walking as a great way to get moving and burn calories. Event starts at the open shelter by the Garvin pool. Register on-line at www.gerwc.com/walkitday5k. Bring the family and walk for better health on newly built sections of the Greenway that you might not have seen yet.
May 22 – Sunday, 2:00-5:00 p.m.
Wildlife in the City Paddle down Pigeon Creek. Join Wesselman Nature Society’s Canoe Evansville program for a guided canoe paddle down the heart of the city. See Evansville from a totally new perspective! All equipment provided. Minimum age is 7 years old. $15 per person. Pre-registration is required at (812) 479-0771, ext. 105.
May 22 – Sunday, 6:30-8:00 p.m.
Birding Hike at Eagle Slough – Wild Birds Unlimited’s Tim Griffith will lead a birding hike through one of the region’s newest natural areas open to the public. Expect to see woodpeckers, waterfowl, warblers and a variety of other songbirds in this wetland forest. Families with children and birding novices are welcome. Meet at the Eagle Slough entrance on Waterworks Road, just north of Ellis Park.
Watch this space, or follow us on Facebook, for more information!
Friday, May 6, 2011
Get Your Ride Ready to Roll!
As you probably already know, May is National Bike Month. If you have neighbors or friends who are looking to hit the streets on two wheels -- maybe for the first time in a while -- help them make sure they'll be safe and smooth.
This Saturday, May 7, from 10:00-11:30 a.m., Paul Miller from Top Spot Outdoors & Bicycles is offering a Bicycle Maintenance & Safety 101 course at the East Branch of the Evansville-Vanderburgh Public Library.
It's geared towards kids, as well as adults.
Click here, or call (812) 428-8231 ext. 2404, for more information.
This Saturday, May 7, from 10:00-11:30 a.m., Paul Miller from Top Spot Outdoors & Bicycles is offering a Bicycle Maintenance & Safety 101 course at the East Branch of the Evansville-Vanderburgh Public Library.
It's geared towards kids, as well as adults.
Click here, or call (812) 428-8231 ext. 2404, for more information.
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
WALK AND ROLL WEEK CALENDAR OF EVENTS
*All events FREE, unless otherwise noted
May 14 – Saturday, two pre-week events:
A 10K mapped walk through downtown Newburgh and along the scenic new Rivertown Trail, sponsored by Evansville’s Volkssport club, the River City Ramblers. Start at the Locks and Dam Park any time 9 a.m. to 12 noon and set your own pace, finish by 3 p.m.
Nature Hike at Wesselman Woods Nature Preserve. Enter the woods with an Indiana Master Naturalist to experience the latest sensations of the season. Encounter wildlife, flowering trees, wildflowers, fungus and seasonal natural phenomena. Starts at the nature center lobby at 10 a.m.
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May 15 – Sunday, 12 noon to 3 p.m.
Walk and Roll Kickoff Event at Washington Square Mall, sponsored by WNIN and Healthier Evansville. The week’s honorary celebrity co-chairmen, University of Evansville basketball coach Marty Simmons and his wife, Angie Simmons – who together lost a combined total of more than 200 pounds in the past year – will be on hand to help launch the celebration and encourage the community to become more physically active. There will information booths on healthy living and healthy eating. Stage demonstrations will be presented by local healthcare, sports and exercise agencies. Bring the family for an afternoon of fun.
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May 16-20 – Monday through Friday, twice a day, at 11:15 a.m. and 12:15 p.m.
Downtown Week of Walks, sponsored by the Vanderburgh County Health Department and Deaconess Hospital. Walks start at the mini park at Fourth and Main streets.
May 16 – Monday, 7 p.m. at Wesselman Nature Center
A showing of the award-winning documentary film, “Ride the Divide.” Chronicles the story of three mountain bikers who attempt the 2,711-mile race named the Tour Divide along the Continental Divide in the Rocky Mountains, from Canada to Mexico. The movie was named the best adventure film at the 2010 Vail Film Festival. No admission fee, but a contribution to help support the Walk and Roll Week events will be accepted. Free popcorn.
May 17 – Tuesday, 7 a.m.
Walk to School Day at Tekoppel School
May 17 – Tuesday, 9:00 a.m.
Wildflower Walk at Howell Wetlands – Experience the sights and smells of wildflowers at Howell Wetlands on a guided tour with Kate Lynch, Southwestern Indiana Master Gardener and Southwestern Indiana Master Naturalist. See a magnificent array of wildflowers, prairie grasses, and wildlife in the wetland, woodland and prairie. It’s a quality show you can’t find anywhere else in the Evansville area. Meet at the Conservation Station off Tekoppel Ave.
May 17 – Tuesday, 5:30 p.m.
River City Ramblers walk at Wesselman Woods Nature Preserve.
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May 18 – Wednesday, 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m.
SUMMIT EVENT: Workshop on planning a Bicycle-Friendly Community. This seminar will examine the steps that would be required for Evansville to achieve the League of American Bicyclists’ criteria for designation as a ‘bicycle-friendly community.’ It will be conducted by the Indiana State Department of Health’s Healthy Communities Division and the statewide advocacy organization, Bicycle Indiana, with sessions for city and county officials, business and community leaders, in addition to continuing-education credit sessions for professional engineers, architects, planners and students. At the Vectren corporate headquarters.
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May 18 – Wednesday, 9:00 a.m.
Flutterby Hike at Howell Wetlands – Join Debbie Goedde, Southwestern Indiana Master Naturalist and butterfly enthusiast, to witness the life-cycle stages of these winged beauties in their different habitats in the wetlands, prairie and woodlands, and learn how to identify them. Meet at the Conservation Station off Tekoppel Ave.
May 18 – Wednesday, 6 p.m.
Ride of Silence, in memory of fallen bicyclists, a 6-mile ride in silence, sponsored by the Evansville Bicycle Club. Gather at Evansville State Hospital in the parking lot off Lincoln Avenue. Route will go downtown and back.
May 19 – Thursday, 6:30-8:00 p.m.
Birding Hike at Howell Wetlands – Join Wild Birds Unlimited’s Tim Griffith for a hike through this urban wetland and prairie in search of a variety of birds and other wildlife. Expect to see warblers, woodpeckers, herons and more. Families with children and birding novices are welcome. Meet at the Conservation Station off Tekoppel Ave.
May 21 – Saturday, 9 a.m.
A 10K walk through downtown Evansville and on the Pigeon Creek Greenway, sponsored by the River City Ramblers Walking Club. Gather at the Aztar Hotel lobby. The route will go along the greenway to Franklin Street, then back through downtown along SE First Street, onto the greenway at Waterworks Road and return to the hotel. Walkers will have an option of doing a 5K route.
May 21 – Saturday, 9:30 a.m.
Fifth Wurst Ride, at Burdette Park and through the Union Township bottomlands. This free, annual ride is for bicyclists of all ages and abilities, so bring your entire family and invite your friends and neighbors. Ride lengths range from 6 miles to 33 miles. Riders will be treated to a free lunch of bratwurst and hot dogs, served up by Park Director Steve Craig and his staff.
May 21 – Saturday, all day
Citywide Neighborhood Walkability Surveys. Grab your camera, don your walking shoes and take an assessment of your neighborhood. Does it have sidewalks? Are the intersections safe for pedestrians to cross? Are there safe routes for your children to walk or ride their bicycles? How walkable is your neighborhood? To participate, get on the Internet and do a Google search for “Walkability Checklist,” a survey form developed Walkable America. Print out a copy, do the survey, take photos of any hazardous conditions you find, and then send the survey and photos to your neighborhood association president. United Neighborhoods of Evansville and the Evansville-area Trails Coalition will compile the findings into a report for city officials.
May 21 – Saturday, 10:00–11:00 a.m.
Junior Naturalist Hike at Wesselman Woods Nature Preserve – A special hands-on exploration of Wesselman Woods for children and their parents. An Indiana Master Naturalist will guide hikers to encounter wildlife, wildflowers, fungi, and other seasonal natural phenomena available for viewing. Hikes will leave from the Nature Center lobby promptly at 10 a.m. Free.
May 22 – Sunday, 3 p.m.
“Walk-It Day” 5K run/walk at Garvin Park and on the Pigeon Creek Greenway. Join the Greater Evansville Runners and Walkers Club in presenting the national Weight Watchers “Walk-It Challenge 2011,” promoting walking as a great way to get moving and burn calories. Event starts at the open shelter by the Garvin pool. Register on-line at www.gerwc.com/walkitday5k. Bring the family and walk for better health on newly built sections of the Greenway that you might not have seen yet.
May 22 – Sunday, 2:00-5:00 p.m.
Wildlife in the City Paddle down Pigeon Creek. Join Wesselman Nature Society’s Canoe Evansville program for a guided canoe paddle down the heart of the city. See Evansville from a totally new perspective! All equipment provided. Minimum age is 7 years old. $15 per person. Pre-registration is required at (812) 479-0771, ext. 105.
May 22 – Sunday, 6:30-8:00 p.m.
Birding Hike at Eagle Slough – Wild Birds Unlimited’s Tim Griffith will lead a birding hike through one of the region’s newest natural areas open to the public. Expect to see woodpeckers, waterfowl, warblers and a variety of other songbirds in this wetland forest. Families with children and birding novices are welcome. Meet at the Eagle Slough entrance on Waterworks Road, just north of Ellis Park.
Watch this space, or follow us on Facebook, for more information!
May 14 – Saturday, two pre-week events:
A 10K mapped walk through downtown Newburgh and along the scenic new Rivertown Trail, sponsored by Evansville’s Volkssport club, the River City Ramblers. Start at the Locks and Dam Park any time 9 a.m. to 12 noon and set your own pace, finish by 3 p.m.
Nature Hike at Wesselman Woods Nature Preserve. Enter the woods with an Indiana Master Naturalist to experience the latest sensations of the season. Encounter wildlife, flowering trees, wildflowers, fungus and seasonal natural phenomena. Starts at the nature center lobby at 10 a.m.
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May 15 – Sunday, 12 noon to 3 p.m.
Walk and Roll Kickoff Event at Washington Square Mall, sponsored by WNIN and Healthier Evansville. The week’s honorary celebrity co-chairmen, University of Evansville basketball coach Marty Simmons and his wife, Angie Simmons – who together lost a combined total of more than 200 pounds in the past year – will be on hand to help launch the celebration and encourage the community to become more physically active. There will information booths on healthy living and healthy eating. Stage demonstrations will be presented by local healthcare, sports and exercise agencies. Bring the family for an afternoon of fun.
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May 16-20 – Monday through Friday, twice a day, at 11:15 a.m. and 12:15 p.m.
Downtown Week of Walks, sponsored by the Vanderburgh County Health Department and Deaconess Hospital. Walks start at the mini park at Fourth and Main streets.
May 16 – Monday, 7 p.m. at Wesselman Nature Center
A showing of the award-winning documentary film, “Ride the Divide.” Chronicles the story of three mountain bikers who attempt the 2,711-mile race named the Tour Divide along the Continental Divide in the Rocky Mountains, from Canada to Mexico. The movie was named the best adventure film at the 2010 Vail Film Festival. No admission fee, but a contribution to help support the Walk and Roll Week events will be accepted. Free popcorn.
May 17 – Tuesday, 7 a.m.
Walk to School Day at Tekoppel School
May 17 – Tuesday, 9:00 a.m.
Wildflower Walk at Howell Wetlands – Experience the sights and smells of wildflowers at Howell Wetlands on a guided tour with Kate Lynch, Southwestern Indiana Master Gardener and Southwestern Indiana Master Naturalist. See a magnificent array of wildflowers, prairie grasses, and wildlife in the wetland, woodland and prairie. It’s a quality show you can’t find anywhere else in the Evansville area. Meet at the Conservation Station off Tekoppel Ave.
May 17 – Tuesday, 5:30 p.m.
River City Ramblers walk at Wesselman Woods Nature Preserve.
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May 18 – Wednesday, 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m.
SUMMIT EVENT: Workshop on planning a Bicycle-Friendly Community. This seminar will examine the steps that would be required for Evansville to achieve the League of American Bicyclists’ criteria for designation as a ‘bicycle-friendly community.’ It will be conducted by the Indiana State Department of Health’s Healthy Communities Division and the statewide advocacy organization, Bicycle Indiana, with sessions for city and county officials, business and community leaders, in addition to continuing-education credit sessions for professional engineers, architects, planners and students. At the Vectren corporate headquarters.
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May 18 – Wednesday, 9:00 a.m.
Flutterby Hike at Howell Wetlands – Join Debbie Goedde, Southwestern Indiana Master Naturalist and butterfly enthusiast, to witness the life-cycle stages of these winged beauties in their different habitats in the wetlands, prairie and woodlands, and learn how to identify them. Meet at the Conservation Station off Tekoppel Ave.
May 18 – Wednesday, 6 p.m.
Ride of Silence, in memory of fallen bicyclists, a 6-mile ride in silence, sponsored by the Evansville Bicycle Club. Gather at Evansville State Hospital in the parking lot off Lincoln Avenue. Route will go downtown and back.
May 19 – Thursday, 6:30-8:00 p.m.
Birding Hike at Howell Wetlands – Join Wild Birds Unlimited’s Tim Griffith for a hike through this urban wetland and prairie in search of a variety of birds and other wildlife. Expect to see warblers, woodpeckers, herons and more. Families with children and birding novices are welcome. Meet at the Conservation Station off Tekoppel Ave.
May 21 – Saturday, 9 a.m.
A 10K walk through downtown Evansville and on the Pigeon Creek Greenway, sponsored by the River City Ramblers Walking Club. Gather at the Aztar Hotel lobby. The route will go along the greenway to Franklin Street, then back through downtown along SE First Street, onto the greenway at Waterworks Road and return to the hotel. Walkers will have an option of doing a 5K route.
May 21 – Saturday, 9:30 a.m.
Fifth Wurst Ride, at Burdette Park and through the Union Township bottomlands. This free, annual ride is for bicyclists of all ages and abilities, so bring your entire family and invite your friends and neighbors. Ride lengths range from 6 miles to 33 miles. Riders will be treated to a free lunch of bratwurst and hot dogs, served up by Park Director Steve Craig and his staff.
May 21 – Saturday, all day
Citywide Neighborhood Walkability Surveys. Grab your camera, don your walking shoes and take an assessment of your neighborhood. Does it have sidewalks? Are the intersections safe for pedestrians to cross? Are there safe routes for your children to walk or ride their bicycles? How walkable is your neighborhood? To participate, get on the Internet and do a Google search for “Walkability Checklist,” a survey form developed Walkable America. Print out a copy, do the survey, take photos of any hazardous conditions you find, and then send the survey and photos to your neighborhood association president. United Neighborhoods of Evansville and the Evansville-area Trails Coalition will compile the findings into a report for city officials.
May 21 – Saturday, 10:00–11:00 a.m.
Junior Naturalist Hike at Wesselman Woods Nature Preserve – A special hands-on exploration of Wesselman Woods for children and their parents. An Indiana Master Naturalist will guide hikers to encounter wildlife, wildflowers, fungi, and other seasonal natural phenomena available for viewing. Hikes will leave from the Nature Center lobby promptly at 10 a.m. Free.
May 22 – Sunday, 3 p.m.
“Walk-It Day” 5K run/walk at Garvin Park and on the Pigeon Creek Greenway. Join the Greater Evansville Runners and Walkers Club in presenting the national Weight Watchers “Walk-It Challenge 2011,” promoting walking as a great way to get moving and burn calories. Event starts at the open shelter by the Garvin pool. Register on-line at www.gerwc.com/walkitday5k. Bring the family and walk for better health on newly built sections of the Greenway that you might not have seen yet.
May 22 – Sunday, 2:00-5:00 p.m.
Wildlife in the City Paddle down Pigeon Creek. Join Wesselman Nature Society’s Canoe Evansville program for a guided canoe paddle down the heart of the city. See Evansville from a totally new perspective! All equipment provided. Minimum age is 7 years old. $15 per person. Pre-registration is required at (812) 479-0771, ext. 105.
May 22 – Sunday, 6:30-8:00 p.m.
Birding Hike at Eagle Slough – Wild Birds Unlimited’s Tim Griffith will lead a birding hike through one of the region’s newest natural areas open to the public. Expect to see woodpeckers, waterfowl, warblers and a variety of other songbirds in this wetland forest. Families with children and birding novices are welcome. Meet at the Eagle Slough entrance on Waterworks Road, just north of Ellis Park.
Watch this space, or follow us on Facebook, for more information!
Friday, February 25, 2011
Save the Dates! May 15-22, 2011
ETC is pleased to announce plans for the 2nd Annual Walk and Roll Week Celebration in and around Evansville in May. Highlights of the week will include an active transportation expo to kickoff the week and a mid-week summit on creating Bicycle Friendly Community.
Check out our website, and follow us on Facebook for more details and a more complete schedule.
Check out our website, and follow us on Facebook for more details and a more complete schedule.
Monday, April 19, 2010
Welcome to the Evansville area's first-ever Walk and Roll Week!
It’s time to get moving, Evansville! Walk and Roll Week encourages people to take a hike – literally! Or a bike ride! Walk to school. Bike to work. Stroll or roll the Tri-State's greenways and nature trails. The week of May 17-23 is Walk and Roll Week, with events, educational seminars and fun ideas for families and individuals to be part of a get-healthier movement. We invite you to park your car for a day (or the week!) and walk, bike or take a bus to join us!
On Wednesday, May 21st, please plan to attend our feature event, a Summit Session with nationally known speakers from Columbia, MO, and Fort Wayne, IN, sharing their experiences about how they successfully built their trail systems. Also on the panel will be Richard Vonnegut from Hoosier Rails. There will be discussions on what we can do to expand our Evansville-area Trails!
THE TRAILS SUMMIT WILL BE HELD AT THE C.K.NEWSOME CENTER IN DOWNTOWN EVANSVILLE FROM 9AM-3PM. PLEASE REGISTER FOR THE SUMMIT HERE. (Attendance at the Summit is FREE, and lunch is available for $10, if interested.)
SCHEDULED EVENTS FOR WEEK OF MAY 17-23, 2010 (UPDATES IN CAPS ) -
MON-FRI ACTIVITIES - (5/17-5/21)
Downtown Fitness Walks in Evansville AT 4TH & MAIN AT 11:15AM & 12:15PM.
Downtown Fitness Walks in Henderson AT DOWNTOWN SANDWICH SHOP 12-12:30PM.
BIKE TO WORK WEEK CELEBRATED ALL WEEK LONG (PLEASE REGISTER YOUR PARTICIPATION HERE)
MON, MAY 17 ACTIVITIES -
FISHING IN THE PARK AT 5:30PM AT AUDUBON STATE PARK NEWBURGH.
BIRDING WALK AT 5:30PM AT WESSELMAN WOODS.
Casual evening bike ride at 6PM BRECK'S BIKE SHOP in Henderson.
HISTORIC WALKING TOUR LINCOLNSHIRE 6:30PM AT ST. BENEDICT.
TUESDAY, MAY 18 ACTIVITIES -
DESIGNATED WALK TO SCHOOL DAY(AS APPROPRIATE)
TALK AND WALK 12-1PM AT EVANSVILLE CENTRAL LIBRARY
WALK IN NEWBURGH DAY 10AM ST. JOHN'S SCHOOL
Fishing Derby for kids at Garvin Park Greenway at 5:30PM.
RAMBLERS GREENWAY STROLL 2.4 mi. walk on Greenway at Garvin Park at 5:30PM.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 19 ACTIVITIES -
TRAILS SUMMIT 9AM-3PM CK NEWSOME CENTER (ONLINE REGISTRATION STILL OPEN)
SENIOR WALKING CLUB 9:30AM AT SENIOR CENTER IN NEWBURGH.
RIDE OF SILENCE 10M RIDE 7-8PM STATE HOSPITAL GROUNDS.
THURSDAY 5/20 ACTIVITIES -
DESIGNATED WALK TO WORK DAY
WALKING TOUR RIVERTOWN TRAIL GREENWAY AT 11AM IN NEWBURGH
HISTORIC NEWBURGH WALKING TOUR AT 1PM AT PRESERVATION HALL
GREENWAY WALK W/EVIE AT 2:30PM ON Th AT CODY STREET GREENWAY SPUR.
RAMBLER'S WOODS WALK 2.4M AT 5:30PM AT WESSELMAN WOODS.
FRIDAY, MAY 21 ACTIVITIES -
DESIGNATED BIKE TO WORK DAY (PLEASE REGISTER YOUR PARTICIPATION HERE)
SENIOR 'HALF FAST' WALKING CLUB AT 9:30AM AT SENIOR CENTER IN NEWBURGH.
HISTORIC NEWBURGH DOWNTOWN WALKING AT 1PM AT PRESERVATION HALL.
WALK AND ROLL ROCK & ROLL AT 5-6 PM AT THE PAGODA.
FAMILY FUN BIKE RIDE 4:30-7:30 AT AUDUBON STATE PARK HENDERSON.
NATURE WALK 6:30-7:30PM AT HOWELL WETLANDS.
SATURDAY 5/22 ACTIVITIES -
BIRDING WALK 8-9AM AT HOWELL WETLANDS.
BICYCLE SAFETY SHORT COURSE 8AM AT BURDETTE PARK BMX TRACK.
Paddle on the Pigeon from 2-5PM AT HEIDELBACK CANOE LAUNCH.
4th annual Wurst Bike Ride and Cookout from 9:30-11AM at Burdette Park.
DEVELOPMENT OF GREENWAY TOUR 9:30-11AM AT MARCHAND BRIDGE.
HISTORIC HENDERSON HEALTH HIKE 10-11AM AT HENDERSON TOURISM OFFICE.
SPEEDWALKING CLASS 12:30-3PM GARVIN PARK GREENWAY TRAILHEAD.
CHILDREN'S BIKE SAFETY AND RODEO 1:30-3PM AT BOSSE FIELD PARKING LOT AT GARVIN PARK.
GREENWAY HISTORY WALK 2-3:30 AT SHIRLEY JAMES PLAZA.
FAMILY FUN BIKE RIDE IN THE PARK AND ON GREENWAY 3PM GARVIN PARK.
SUNDAY, MAY 23 ACTIVITIES -
DESIGNATED BIKE TO CHURCH DAY.
10km/6mi. Walk w/Wolksmarch group on Su at 1:30 at Casino Aztar.
HISTORIC TOUR OF OAK HILL CEMETERY 2-3PM VETERAN'S MEMORIAL AT MAIN ENTRANCE.
PADDLE ON THE PIGEON CANOE TRIPS FROM 2-5PM AT HEIDELBACH CANOE LAUNCH.
NATURE WALK FROM 3-4PM AT HOWELL WETLANDS.
Birding walk at Eagle Slough(E. Waterworks Rd.) at 6PM
Check back all week long for updates on these and other organized events!
For information on the sponsors and supporters of this event, go to http://www.etcmove.org/, or follow us on facebook, at http://bit.ly/Evansville-AreaTrailsCoalition.
On Wednesday, May 21st, please plan to attend our feature event, a Summit Session with nationally known speakers from Columbia, MO, and Fort Wayne, IN, sharing their experiences about how they successfully built their trail systems. Also on the panel will be Richard Vonnegut from Hoosier Rails. There will be discussions on what we can do to expand our Evansville-area Trails!
THE TRAILS SUMMIT WILL BE HELD AT THE C.K.NEWSOME CENTER IN DOWNTOWN EVANSVILLE FROM 9AM-3PM. PLEASE REGISTER FOR THE SUMMIT HERE. (Attendance at the Summit is FREE, and lunch is available for $10, if interested.)
SCHEDULED EVENTS FOR WEEK OF MAY 17-23, 2010 (UPDATES IN CAPS ) -
MON-FRI ACTIVITIES - (5/17-5/21)
Downtown Fitness Walks in Evansville AT 4TH & MAIN AT 11:15AM & 12:15PM.
Downtown Fitness Walks in Henderson AT DOWNTOWN SANDWICH SHOP 12-12:30PM.
BIKE TO WORK WEEK CELEBRATED ALL WEEK LONG (PLEASE REGISTER YOUR PARTICIPATION HERE)
MON, MAY 17 ACTIVITIES -
FISHING IN THE PARK AT 5:30PM AT AUDUBON STATE PARK NEWBURGH.
BIRDING WALK AT 5:30PM AT WESSELMAN WOODS.
Casual evening bike ride at 6PM BRECK'S BIKE SHOP in Henderson.
HISTORIC WALKING TOUR LINCOLNSHIRE 6:30PM AT ST. BENEDICT.
TUESDAY, MAY 18 ACTIVITIES -
DESIGNATED WALK TO SCHOOL DAY(AS APPROPRIATE)
TALK AND WALK 12-1PM AT EVANSVILLE CENTRAL LIBRARY
WALK IN NEWBURGH DAY 10AM ST. JOHN'S SCHOOL
Fishing Derby for kids at Garvin Park Greenway at 5:30PM.
RAMBLERS GREENWAY STROLL 2.4 mi. walk on Greenway at Garvin Park at 5:30PM.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 19 ACTIVITIES -
TRAILS SUMMIT 9AM-3PM CK NEWSOME CENTER (ONLINE REGISTRATION STILL OPEN)
SENIOR WALKING CLUB 9:30AM AT SENIOR CENTER IN NEWBURGH.
RIDE OF SILENCE 10M RIDE 7-8PM STATE HOSPITAL GROUNDS.
THURSDAY 5/20 ACTIVITIES -
DESIGNATED WALK TO WORK DAY
WALKING TOUR RIVERTOWN TRAIL GREENWAY AT 11AM IN NEWBURGH
HISTORIC NEWBURGH WALKING TOUR AT 1PM AT PRESERVATION HALL
GREENWAY WALK W/EVIE AT 2:30PM ON Th AT CODY STREET GREENWAY SPUR.
RAMBLER'S WOODS WALK 2.4M AT 5:30PM AT WESSELMAN WOODS.
FRIDAY, MAY 21 ACTIVITIES -
DESIGNATED BIKE TO WORK DAY (PLEASE REGISTER YOUR PARTICIPATION HERE)
SENIOR 'HALF FAST' WALKING CLUB AT 9:30AM AT SENIOR CENTER IN NEWBURGH.
HISTORIC NEWBURGH DOWNTOWN WALKING AT 1PM AT PRESERVATION HALL.
WALK AND ROLL ROCK & ROLL AT 5-6 PM AT THE PAGODA.
FAMILY FUN BIKE RIDE 4:30-7:30 AT AUDUBON STATE PARK HENDERSON.
NATURE WALK 6:30-7:30PM AT HOWELL WETLANDS.
SATURDAY 5/22 ACTIVITIES -
BIRDING WALK 8-9AM AT HOWELL WETLANDS.
BICYCLE SAFETY SHORT COURSE 8AM AT BURDETTE PARK BMX TRACK.
Paddle on the Pigeon from 2-5PM AT HEIDELBACK CANOE LAUNCH.
4th annual Wurst Bike Ride and Cookout from 9:30-11AM at Burdette Park.
DEVELOPMENT OF GREENWAY TOUR 9:30-11AM AT MARCHAND BRIDGE.
HISTORIC HENDERSON HEALTH HIKE 10-11AM AT HENDERSON TOURISM OFFICE.
SPEEDWALKING CLASS 12:30-3PM GARVIN PARK GREENWAY TRAILHEAD.
CHILDREN'S BIKE SAFETY AND RODEO 1:30-3PM AT BOSSE FIELD PARKING LOT AT GARVIN PARK.
GREENWAY HISTORY WALK 2-3:30 AT SHIRLEY JAMES PLAZA.
FAMILY FUN BIKE RIDE IN THE PARK AND ON GREENWAY 3PM GARVIN PARK.
SUNDAY, MAY 23 ACTIVITIES -
DESIGNATED BIKE TO CHURCH DAY.
10km/6mi. Walk w/Wolksmarch group on Su at 1:30 at Casino Aztar.
HISTORIC TOUR OF OAK HILL CEMETERY 2-3PM VETERAN'S MEMORIAL AT MAIN ENTRANCE.
PADDLE ON THE PIGEON CANOE TRIPS FROM 2-5PM AT HEIDELBACH CANOE LAUNCH.
NATURE WALK FROM 3-4PM AT HOWELL WETLANDS.
Birding walk at Eagle Slough(E. Waterworks Rd.) at 6PM
Check back all week long for updates on these and other organized events!
For information on the sponsors and supporters of this event, go to http://www.etcmove.org/, or follow us on facebook, at http://bit.ly/Evansville-AreaTrailsCoalition.
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