The 5th Annual* Bunny on a Bike Ride
The “Great” Bunny Convergence
Easter Sunday, March 23, 2008, 2 pm
Join us for the 5th annual Bunny on a Bike Ride in Portland, Oregon. Bunnies on Bikes from North, Northeast, Southeast, Southwest, and Northwest, we are gathering for a Play-date in the Park on Easter Sunday. We’ll meet in 5 different parks and make our way to the “Great” gathering in the geographical center of Portland!
Five Starting Destinations. Meet at 2 pm:
SE: Col. Summers Park (SE Belmont & 20th)
SW: Salmon Street Fountain at Waterfront Park (SW Salmon & Naito Pkwy)
NW: Jamison Square (NW Johnson & 10th Ave)
N: Peninsula Park (at the gazebo, N Ainsworth & N Albina Ave)
NE: Grant Park (by Ramona Statue, NE 33rd Ave & US Grant Place)
PLUS: Day-time Bunny Bomb meets at 1 pm at upper level Zoo Max Station and will meet up with the SW bunnies.
Wear your ears and your tail and your park-play clothes. We’ll play and picnic rain or shine. Bring a tasty treat that bunnies like to eat to share in a potluck picnic (Don’t forget a cup, dish, and utensils!)
Playful games in the park will be a must. Bring frisbees, hula-hoops, balls and rackets, and your bunny friends.
Free. Social Pace on regular roads. Children must be with an adult. Lone riders under 8 not recommended. Also you may want to tape your name on anything you bring out.. just in case! Please note, this year the ride is NOT a loop ride, we want to leave our play-time open ended and spontaneous! If you adventure on the ride, and need help getting back, ask around or find a buddy bunny to ride with. The biking distance will vary per ride, but expect 45 min to an hour of ride time to our destination.
*This is Red Bat Press’s last year organizing the Bunny on a Bike Ride. This ride is being gifted to the community, and we all hope it will happen next year!
Please contact with any questions or concerns.
See Greg Pitters’ movie about the first Bunny on a Bike Ride in 2004.
Listen to the Bunny on a Bike song composed by Wes Kempfer of the Trash Mountain Boys
Thanks for reading.
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