Join Wasatch Advocates for Livable Communities (WALC) and The Unplugged Bike Club for a casual evening bike ride through Salt Lake City. This community ride is an opportunity to meet new people, enjoy an evening on two wheels, and learn more about how expanding housing options help create stronger, more connected communities.
As we ride together, we'll highlight examples of housing and neighborhood design, discuss how housing and transportation work together, and explore why creating more housing choices matters for current and future neighbors. Whether you're already involved in housing conversations or simply curious to learn more, everyone is welcome.
Event Details
Date: Wednesday, July 15, 2026
Agenda
5:50 PM | Meet at Loki Coffee
- Meet fellow riders before the ride begins.
- Grab a drink, introduce yourself, and get ready for an evening of community, conversation, and cycling.
6:15 PM | Welcome & Ride Begins
- Welcome from Unplugged Bike Club.
- Brief introduction to WALC and the evening's theme.
- Ride through Salt Lake City begins.
Approximately 7:00 PM | Mid-Ride Community Stop
- Take a short break to connect with other riders.
- Learn more about WALC and the Expanding Housing Options campaign.
- Ask questions, grab some WALC swag, and continue the conversation.
Approximately 8:00 PM | Arrive at RoHa Brewing Project
- Wrap up the ride at RoHa Brewing Project.
- Continue informal conversations with fellow riders and the WALC team.
- Learn about future opportunities to stay involved with WALC.
What to Expect
- A relaxed, social-paced bike ride
- Conversations about housing, transportation, and community
- Stops to discuss examples of housing and neighborhood design
- Opportunities to meet the WALC team and fellow community members
- Time to connect with riders after the event at RoHa Brewing Project
Who Should Attend?
Everyone is welcome! Whether you're an experienced cyclist, new to community rides, passionate about housing, or simply looking for a fun evening with great people, we'd love to have you join us.