The Cycle Toronto Rec Hub at Evergreen Brick Works is a welcoming community space that takes the intimidation out of bike maintenance and repair.
IF YOU'RE A TRAINED CYCLE TORONTO REC HUB VOLUNTEER, SIGN UP FOR SUPPORT SHIFTS.
Our friendly staff and volunteers will help guide you through the basics to keep you rolling. Even expert home mechanics are also welcome to use our facilities.
The Cycle Toronto Rec Hub at Evergreen Brick Works is a welcoming community space that takes the intimidation out of bike maintenance and repair.
IF YOU'RE A TRAINED CYCLE TORONTO REC HUB VOLUNTEER, SIGN UP FOR SUPPORT SHIFTS.
Our friendly staff and volunteers will help guide you through the basics to keep you rolling. Even expert home mechanics are also welcome to use our facilities.
The Cycle Toronto Rec Hub at Evergreen Brick Works is a welcoming community space that takes the intimidation out of bike maintenance and repair.
IF YOU'RE ALREADY A TRAINED CYCLE TORONTO REC HUB VOLUNTEER, SIGN UP FOR SUPPORT SHIFTS.
Our friendly staff and volunteers will help guide you through the basics to keep you rolling. Even expert home mechanics are also welcome to use our facilities.
Experience the thrill of riding the Honda Indy track on your own bicycle while supporting a great cause!
Ride the Track returns on Friday, August 14, 2026, at the Markham Pan Am Centre, giving cyclists, families, and community members the unique opportunity to ride the closed course in support of The Children's Breakfast Clubs.
Whether you're a seasoned cyclist or simply looking for a fun family activity, everyone is welcome to join us for an unforgettable evening of cycling and community spirit.
Event Details
Date: Friday, August 14, 2026 Time: Registration opens at 5:00 PM | Ride begins at 6:30 PM Location: Markham Pan Am Centre, Markham, ON Registration: $25 per rider
Note: Children under 6 ride free when riding on an adult's bicycle with a parent or guardian. Children aged 6 and older may ride independently.
Every registration helps support The Children's Breakfast Clubs, providing hot, nutritious meals to children in more than 40 communities across Southern Ontario. With $0.87 of every dollar raised going directly toward programs and services, your ride makes a real difference.
Gather your friends, bring the family, and enjoy this one-of-a-kind opportunity to ride the track while helping children start their day with a healthy breakfast.
The Cycle Toronto Rec Hub at Evergreen Brick Works is a welcoming community space that takes the intimidation out of bike maintenance and repair.
IF YOU'RE A TRAINED CYCLE TORONTO REC HUB VOLUNTEER, SIGN UP FOR SUPPORT SHIFTS.
Our friendly staff and volunteers will help guide you through the basics to keep you rolling. Even expert home mechanics are also welcome to use our facilities.
Join us for Coffee Outside, a leisurely group ride along the Don River trail system. We'll roll at a chill pace, take in the greenery, and stop for coffee and conversation at a scenic spot along the way. All bikes and all speeds are welcome. Just bring your mug, your favourite brew fixings, and enjoy the morning.
The Cycle Toronto Rec Hub at Evergreen Brick Works is a welcoming community space that takes the intimidation out of bike maintenance and repair.
IF YOU'RE A TRAINED CYCLE TORONTO REC HUB VOLUNTEER, SIGN UP FOR SUPPORT SHIFTS.
Our friendly staff and volunteers will help guide you through the basics to keep you rolling. Even expert home mechanics are also welcome to use our facilities.
The Cycle Toronto Rec Hub at Evergreen Brick Works is a welcoming community space that takes the intimidation out of bike maintenance and repair.
IF YOU'RE ALREADY A TRAINED CYCLE TORONTO REC HUB VOLUNTEER, SIGN UP FOR SUPPORT SHIFTS.
Our friendly staff and volunteers will help guide you through the basics to keep you rolling. Even expert home mechanics are also welcome to use our facilities.
Join us at the Cycle Toronto Rec Hub for a hands-on Zine Making Workshop, where you'll learn to fold, cut, and assemble a punk zine using the classic one-fold, one-cut method. This session covers everything from the DIY ethos and history of zines to planning your content, adding collage or drawings, and finishing your creation. No experience or special tools are needed. Just bring your ideas, and leave with new skills and a completed zine.
Doors: 4 PM
Session: 4:00-6:00 PM
"SF punk zines at Prelinger Library" by Lindsay Eyink is licensed under CC BY 2.0. Source: Wikimedia Commons