Stop by Market Square as you ride your bike to work and grab a biscuit (with your choice of yummy filling) from Pete’s and coffee donated by Trio Cafe. Prizes will be awarded to the best dressed bike commuters, including Most Professional and Most Creative categories! Mayor Madeline Rogero will present awards at 8 a.m.

All day

Not everyone has the same schedule or bikes through downtown, so here is a list of places you can grab a free cup of coffee on Friday, May 17. Please show your helmet and tell the cashier “I biked to work today!”

Knox County:  
Old City Java, 109 S. Central St.
K Brew, 1328 N Broadway

Blount County:  
Southland Books, 1519 E Broadway, Maryville, free cup of coffee and a cookie 
Vienna Coffee House, 212 College St, Maryville

Bike to Work Convoys

May 16

Want to bike to work, but aren’t sure about the best route? Or would you just like some company along the way for a change? Meet at one of these locations to join the movement:

6:30 a.m., Halls to downtown and UT. Meet at Halls Center, 6950 Maynardville Pike, near Ace Hardware.

7 a.m., North Knoxville to downtown and UT. Meet at Office Depot/Food City parking lot on Broadway, 4212 N Broadway.

7 a.m., East Knoxville to downtown and UT. Meet at Holston River Park, 3300 Holston Hills Road (top parking lot by pavilion).

7:15 a.m., Bearden to downtown and UT. Meet at Third Creek Greenway trailhead, 130 Forest Park Blvd.

7:15 a.m., South Knoxville to downtown and UT. Meet near South Knoxville library, 4500 Chapman Highway.  

For more info Bike to Work Day by Knoxville Regional Bicycle Program, Knoxville Regional Transportation Organization.