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Ride of Silence

Ride of Silence

May 20th, 20266:45 PM

Birmingham

On May 20th we will be conducting the “Ride of Silence” to memorialize those that have been killed and or seriously injured while riding there bicycles by motor vehicles.


This ride is also intended to raise awareness to our community that cyclist, use the same roads, follow the same rules, and have the same rights to use the roads.

 

The ride starts at the Civil Rights Institute in Downtown Birmingham rolling at 7:00 pm.   Please arrive early (6:40 pm) as we gather for the reading of the names of those that have passed.  

 

There will be a Police Escort leading us out along with a vehicle carrying a banner helping to raise awareness for the event.

 

The ride will roll at 12 mph.  Helmets must be worn on this ride, no exception.  Front and rear lights are encouraged.

 

There is no talking during the ride as this is the “Ride of Silence”.  

 

Black Arm Bands will be available for the first 200 riders.  We ask that you return them at the end of the ride.  

 

We hope that you can come out and help us support the ride.

    Ride of Silence

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    • 520 16th Street North
    • Birmingham, AL 35203
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    Directions

    From I-65 North (Hoover/South): Take I-65 N, then take exit 260B for 3rd Avenue N. Turn right onto 5th Avenue N and drive four blocks to 16th St N.

    Region

    Birmingham is located in the Birmingham & Tuscaloosa Area of the Central Alabama Region

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    Where to Stay

    Hilton Garden Inn Downtown Birmingham

    Everything you need within five blocks

    Best Western Plus Inn and Suites Birmingham

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    Carson Village Mobile Home & RV Park

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    The Painted Lady Hotel

    The Painted Lady arrives to Birmingham with our 22-room and suite boutique hotel, occupying the old Eyer-Raden Building in the Automotive Historic District. Legend has it that the “Louise Curtis” who operated a “boarding house” in the upper floors of...

    DoubleTree by Hilton Birmingham Perimeter Park

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    Hampton Inn & Suites Birmingham/280 East-Eagle Point

    Hampton Inn and Suites Birmingham/280 East-Eagle Point, Alabama offers a convenient location behind The Village at Lee Branch, an outdoor shopping promenade and Eagle Point Golf Course. Our hotel is a short walk away from many of the area’s restauran...

    Days Inn Birmingham

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    Hampton Inn and Suites Birmingham East Irondale

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    Grand Bohemian Hotel Mountain Brook, Autograph Collection

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    Where to Eat

    Pho Pho Vietnamese and Sushi Bar

    Pho Pho Vietnamese & Sushi is proud to bring Vietnamese Noodle Cuisine to the Heart of Birmingham's historic Five Points South. Owner Young Shin is committed to using only the best ingredients. The Vietnamese noodle he will use has zero gluten. Come ...

    Yo' Mama's

    Home cooked meals made fresh to order! Sauces, entrees, sides and desserts are made from scratch!

    Perry's Steakhouse and Grille

    Perry's excels at the unexpected. Our standout style impresses from start to finish with Flaming Desserts and exquisite celebratory touches. Extraordinary service professionals uphold our tradition of excellence, creating a rare experience.

    Fairway Social Birmingham

    Fairway Social Birmingham is a premier entertainment venue featuring cutting-edge sports simulators, a full-service restaurant and bar, and indoor-outdoor spaces perfect for casual hangouts, private events, and unforgettable sports-driven experiences...

    The YARD Birmingham

    Welcome to The Yard, where global cuisine is rivaled by our spirit and passion for creating an atmosphere that is minimalistic, convivial and a haven for those who simply want to enjoy Southern hospitality.

    Mr. P's Butcher Shop & Deli

    Owned and operated by the Pilleteri family since 1975, Mr. P's serves hearty sandwiches at breakfast and lunch six days a week.

    Urban Cookhouse

    "Buy local, eat urban"

    Dreamland Bar-B-Que

    The original location in Tuscaloosa, a homegrown joint with a worldly following, still packs in hungry diners. Back in the 1960s and 1970s, Dreamland developed devoted fans who would travel across the nation to eat at this storied spot.

    Moe's Original BBQ & Blues Revue Lakeview

    Live blues-style music Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights at this restaurant in the Lakeview Entertainment District.
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    What to See & Do

    UAB's Alys Stephens Center

    Since 1996, the ASC has been one of the Southeast's premier performing arts centers, presenting and producing the world's best artists in music, dance, theatre, comedy, film and family entertainment.

    Don Kresge Memorial Radio Museum

    Operated by the Alabama Historical Radio Society, the Don Kresge Memorial Museum allows visitors to see and listen to radios manufactured more than fifty years ago.

    Jim Reed Books and the Museum of Fond Memories

    Book lovers from throughout the world enjoy visiting author Jim Reed at his rare-book loft, Reed Books.

    Roebuck Hawkins Golf Course

    Oldest golf course in city (1909), located on 105 acres. Large greens, plenty of trees, grill. Chipping and putting greens.

    Birmingham Pedal Tours

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    Five Points South Historic District

    Come explore and discover Five Points South, a vibrant neighborhood in the heart of Birmingham

    Mountain High Outfitters

    Four locations: 2800 Cahaba Village Plaza, 205-970-3300; 127 Summit Blvd., 205-967-7607; 2000 Riverchase Galleria, 205-985-3215; The Bridge St. Huntsville, 256-327-8438. Backpacking, climbing, camping, hiking, etc.

    Peanut Place

    That tantalizing aroma wafting down historic Morris Avenue comes from peanuts toasting in antique roasters at the Peanut Depot. This is a must-see stop for visitors, if only to admire the magnificent old machinery while the children feed pigeons.

    RideBHM Bike Park

    RideBHM is Alabama's Only Downhill Mountain Biking Park!
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