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Bike-friendly entertainment

A sampling of events:

By Sharyn Jackson

June 21, 2012 at 10:07PM
There are a number of bike-friendly spots around the Twin Cities including the courtyard adjoining the Minneapolis College of Art and Design. Numerous bikes are parked there and a bike tire air pump is left out for use at any time. A bike tire ari pump is ready for use. (MARLIN LEVISON/STARTRIBUNE(mlevison@startribune.com
There are a number of bike-friendly spots around the Twin Cities including the courtyard adjoining the Minneapolis College of Art and Design. Numerous bikes are parked there and a bike tire air pump is left out for use at any time. A bike tire ari pump is ready for use. (MARLIN LEVISON/STARTRIBUNE(mlevison@startribune.com (Star Tribune/The Minnesota Star Tribune)

JUNE 23-24

River's Edge Music Festival: Valet service provided by Nice Ride Minnesota near the main gate.

Info: www.riversedgemusicfestival.com

JULY 19

Bike Night at Minneapolis Institute of Arts: Bike art, valet and music, 6-9 p.m.

Info: www.artsmia.org

AUG. 11

Square Lake Film & Music Festival: Join a three-hour group ride to the site near Stillwater from the Hub Bike Co-op in Mpls. (9:30 a.m.) or Sibley Bike Depot in St. Paul (10 a.m.).

Info: www.squarelakefestival.com

AUG. 23-SEPT. 3

Minnesota State Fair: Bike corrals at the Como-Snelling Gate, Hoyt-Snelling Gate and Commonwealth-West Dan Patch.

Info: www.mnstatefair.org

Bike Night at the MIA is set for July 19.
Bike Night at the MIA is set for July 19. (Minneapolis Institute Of Arts/The Minnesota Star Tribune)
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