Low Power Happy Hour features local professionals working toward a more sustainable future for Northeast Ohio. Join us for cocktails and a Q&A with the speaker.

Conservancy Members and Students: Free | General Admission: $10

Note: The opinions, beliefs, and viewpoints expressed by the various presenters and event participants do not necessarily reflect the opinions, beliefs, and viewpoints of the Conservancy or official policies of the Conservancy.

Aug. 14, 2024

Biking Makes a Difference

Join us for networking, cocktails, and a discussion with Cycling Schools and Ohio City Bicycle Co-op to learn more about the work of these two impactful organizations in the Northeast Ohio community. They will share their thoughts on how bicycling makes a difference in a changing world to benefit people and our environment.

Presenting during the event:

Dani O’Sickey, Volunteer Coordinator, Ohio City Bicycle Co-op
About Ohio City Bicycle Co-op
The mission of the Ohio City Bicycle Co-op (OCBC) is to promote the use of bicycles in greater Cleveland and engage area youth and adults in cycling activities that foster independence, resourcefulness, and good health. The OCBC works to accomplish this by offering safe cycling and bike repair education, Earn A Bike programs, and a consumer’s cooperative bike shop; by providing dependable used bikes and accessories; and by producing cycling events and tours that impart skills while encouraging riding for fun, fitness, and practical transportation.

Mike Appel and Robert Esper, Cycling Schools
About Cycling Schools
Cycling Schools is an all-volunteer organization that provides a day of bicycle riding for 4th, 5th and 6th graders from Cleveland and Akron urban schools. The students experience biking as a safe and challenging yet enjoyable physical activity along the Towpath in the Cuyahoga Valley National Park at no cost to the students.

WHAT TO EXPECT

5:00 PM: Networking & Cocktails

5:30 PM: Speakers Present

6:00 PM: Q&A with Speakers

6:30 PM: Networking & Cocktails

7:00 PM: Event ends