WEDNESDAY APRIL 28

Raffle for Goodies. 6am – 8pm. Anyone who walks, bikes, or busses to Bernice’s Bakery can enter the raffle for a 5 healthy lunch combos. Choose from a 2-part combo of soup, salad, or sandwich. Christine Littig. 728-1358.

Great Harvest Bike Walk Bus Roll. 7 - 9:30am. Free cinnamon swirl roll for all who walk, bike or bus to GREAT HARVEST BREAD CO. 1407 S. Higgins. 728-4549.

GOOD FOOD STORE Incentives. All day! For anyone biking/walking/busing receives a free GFS cookie at Beverage Bar. Rebecca. 541-3663.

Bike/Walk/Bus for & to the Planet. 8 – 10am. Free 16 oz drip coffee for any who bike, walk, or bus to work today. LIQUID PLANET. 223 N. Higgins. 541-4541.

BWBW Walk to School Rally. 7:30 – 8:20am. Russell School. Students will take parent-led walking school buses; families and staff will gather to celebrate BWB Week. Featuring Monte, local celebs, crafts, drawings, coffee, muffins. 3216 South Russell. Martha. 728-2400 x4846.

Walking School Bus to Paxson School. 7:45 - 8:30am. Paxson parent volunteers will be “bus drivers” to lead children safely to school. Breakfast for all kids and parents who walk, bike, bus or carpool to school. Angela. 549-8596.

Decorate Your Bike and Bike Parade Day at Lowell School. Decorate your bike with streamers, flags, or balloons and ride it to school today. Parade of decorated bikes around the neighborhood at 3pm. You can make a nameplate and noise makers for your bike. Get your bike fixed up for a spring full of riding. Learn street safety like bike signals, street signs, and traffic rules. Lowell School. Jen Bardsley. 543-6215.

Treats for Vanpoolers. All day. Treats provided in appreciation to those utilizing the I Ride vanpools. Missoula Ravalli Transportation Management Association. Megan. 327-8515.

Bike Walk Bus for Bargains at Secret Seconds. 10am – 6pm. Bike, walk, or bus yourself to any of the 3 Secret Seconds locations and receive 50% off one regularly-priced clothing item. All proceeds benefit battered women and children. Locations are 1136 W. Broadway, 920 Kensington, and 1221 Helen Ave. Secret Seconds. Caitlin Copple. 543-6691.

Bike Maintenance Workshop and helmet sale. 11am – 2pm. At the Good Food Store. Free Cycles Missoula will do minor repairs to your bike and show you how to do them; other groups will have commuting information including Missoula in Motion. St. Patrick Hospital will sell bike helmets for $7 and fit them. Doug. 541-3663.

Historic Walking Tour of the UM Campus. 12 noon. Join Prof. Mike Monsos in front of Main Hall on the Oval. Have a new look at the campus, which is also the Montana State Arboretum. Historic Preservation Commission. Philip. 258-4706.

10th Annual Pedal vs. Metal Errand Dash. 12 noon. Teams of bicyclists and drivers compete against the clock to see how long each takes to complete a list of errands in downtown Missoula. The contest, consistently dominated by the bicycle teams, starts and finishes at the Mountain Line Transfer Center at Ryman & Pine. Spectators encouraged. Missoula Bicycle-Pedestrian Advisory Board. John Weyhrich. 721-1776 x 233.

Franklin Neighborhood Ride/Walk: 4pm. Meet on the big playground, head out for a ride or walk loop around town with a Dairy Queen stop. Franklin School. Jessie. 493-0564.

Historical Fort Missoula Walking Tour. 6:30pm. Bob Brown, the Museum Director, leads a tour of the grounds of the Historical Museum at Fort Missoula and the historic greater Fort Missoula. Meet “Major Charles Rawn”, founder of the Fort, for this behind-the-scenes tour. Historical Museum at Fort Missoula. Building 322, Fort Missoula. Bob Brown. 728-3476.