THIS SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 2019 🚲💨 8:00 am

🤩 Sunday's Funday Basic Information 🥳

🥰 Thank you for joining us this Sunday to celebrate the last day of summer exploring our San Antonio River on a San Antonio Bike Share eBike!
Due to a large response in signups, this ride is closed to additional riders.  If you have a friend who was unable to attend please let them know we do plan to host another river discovery SABS eBike demo before the end of the year.

WHAT TO PREP FOR THIS SUNDAY.

1. Download our app and set up your account. 
   Don't worry when the app asks for your credit card, we're covering your bill on Sunday.  At the beginning of the ride we will give everyone a code so, you can enjoy the San Antonio Bike Share system for next 24 hours on us! Download App
2. Meet at the Big Tex docking station at 8am.  Wheels down at 8:30am SHARP!
   Big Tex docking station is located at 423 Blue Star.  Limited street parking is available in front of Brackenridge High School on Eagleland Drive.  The San Antonio Bike Share docking station is located on the bridge at the dead end of Eagleland Drive.
3. Bring Water, Sunscreen and a Hat.
   We will provide light snacks and extra water.  It's still hot outside so, please make sure you stay hydrated.
4. Wear loose clothes and comfortable shoes
   This is a 16mile ride so, please dress accordingly.
5. When you arrive ask for Alicia so, she can check you in.
6. WHOOO HOOOO LET's GO HAVE SOME FUN!!!!

FIRST STOP

RIVER RETURN by Stacey Levy
The Mission Concepción Art Portal reflects how shapes of the landscape merge with those of Spanish mission architectural legacy and announce one’s arrival at Mission Concepción from the San Antonio River.

Second stop

COCOBIJOS by Mel Chin
This Art Portal will lead us towards Mission San José via Mission County Park, “CoCojibos” serves to bridge the historic themes of Mission San José and the natural world of the San Antonio River 

Third Stop

WHISPERS by Arne Quinze
This monumental installation connects the River and Mission San Juan, serving as a portal between the two; named “Whispers” because the pieces “speak” to each other in their movement and color.

fourth stop

ÁRBOL DE LA VIDA: MEMORIAS Y VOCES DE LA TIERRA
by Margarita Cabrera
The Mission Espada Art Portal celebrates San Antonio’s ranching heritage through the eyes of the community. This collaborative public art project brings San Antonio together by artistically giving form to our shared story.