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, and other cycling stars like Rebecca Kotch, owner of Ride Napa Valley, for a morning ride. Details coming soon!
Lucas Euser,
former professional cyclist and US Olympic Award Winner
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!
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!
