Sunday, October 18th
Join Us in Shaping Napa’s Cycling Future!
You’re invited to a special afternoon conversation and fundraiser on Sunday, October 18, 2026 in support of the Napa County Bicycle Coalition – a driving force behind making Napa County a safer, more inclusive cycling community.
Our Vision:
Achieving Gold-Level Bicycle Friendly Community Status
We’re not just aiming high – we’re going for gold! The League of American Bicyclists’ Bicycle Friendly Community program provides a roadmap to improve conditions for bicycling, making it a real transportation and recreation option for all people. The Gold-Level designation represents excellence and a commitment to cycling that few communities achieve.
Featuring a conversation about transformation with:
Beth Painter,
Councilmember District 2, City of Napa
Aaron Medina,
Traffic Sergeant, Napa Police Department
Ryan O’Connell,
Housing and Transit Advocate
And an optional morning group ride:
Join Napa-born former pro cyclist, Lucas Euser, Napa County Supervisor – District 3, Anne Cottrell, and Rebecca Kotch, owner of Ride Napa Valley, for a morning ride. Details coming soon!
Lucas Euser,
former professional cyclist and US Olympic Award Winner
Anne Cottrell,
Napa County Supervisor, District 3
Rebecca Kotch,
Owner, Ride Napa Valley
Let’s Gather for Good!
Join us on Sunday, October 18, 2026, at The Fink in downtown Napa. From 4:00 pm – 6:00 pm, we will enjoy The Fink’s exceptional cocktails and bites, along with important conversation from esteemed leaders – all of which will be moderated by Lucas Euser, former professional cyclist and US Olympic Award Winner!
TICKETS will be available soon!
Sponsorship Opportunities
Are you interested in becoming a Going for Gold sponsor?
Sponsor levels and recognition benefits can be found HERE.
What Gold-Level Bicycle-Friendly Status Means
World-Class Cycling Infrastructure: Extensive networks of bike lanes, protected cycle tracks, and off-street paths that connect all parts of the community.
Strong Bike Culture: Cycling embraced as a normal part of daily life, with high ridership across all demographics.
Comprehensive Education: Cyclists of all ages have access to safety education and skills training.
Proactive Planning: Bicycle considerations integrated into all aspects of community planning and development.
Community Support: Local businesses, schools, and government agencies actively supporting and promoting cycling.
Safety First: Significantly lower crash and fatality rates for cyclists compared to national averages.
Equity and Accessibility: Cycling opportunities and resources distributed equitably throughout the community.
Innovation: Pioneering new approaches to cycling promotion and safety.
Achieving Gold-Level status means creating a community where cycling is safe, convenient, and enjoyable for everyone. It means healthier residents, reduced traffic congestion, improved air quality, and a more vibrant, connected community.
Together we can achieve Gold-Level status.
Join us as we Go for Gold!
