| Bike Across Cultures
- it's back for 2004!
Saturday 19 June 2004
Venue: Kingston Gate, Richmond Park
Time: 11 am - 3 pm
(Turn up anytiime from 11 am - 2:30 pm)
Cost: Free
The main aim of the day is to bring together diverse communities
across Richmond and Kingston through a free cycling picnic
event in Richmond park. The event which coincides with the
'National Bike Week', hopes to promote cycling as a form
of exercise and also it's health benefits to BME communities
in a bid to encourage a healthier lifestyle as well as the
use of local parks.
This is an annual event and last year, over 150 people participated
in the event. It was very much a family orientated day out
in which raffles, games and various other activities including
henna and face painting, were all part of the agenda.
This year the event is going to be much bigger as it will
also include 'Health Walks'. this is for those individuals
who wish to take part in the event but are unable to cycle.
for example mothers with young children.
- A Cycling Picnic event
- Health Walks
- A fun day for all ages and abilities
- Young Children's Play area
- Fun and games on the day
- Raffle
- Henna Tattoos
- Face Painting
- Everyone welcome!
- Bring a Bike - Bring a Picnic
- No Bike, No Problem!
Limited Bikes Available for Use on the Day
- Certificates awarded to all participants!
- Limited parking available
For Further details:
Contact Ethnic Health Action Workers:
Meena Kapila (EMAG-Richmond)
Tel. 020 8332 0077
Michelle Bello (KREC)
Tel. 020 8247 9513
email: michelle.bello@kingstonrec.org
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