Build next Phase – Eastern sections ofÂ
Michigan Avenue Neighborhood Greenway: MANGo
Please join us on January 9 and give input on what you think about proposed walking and biking enhancements for eastern section and connections of MANGo near Edison Language Academy. Whether you live in the area or use MANGo as a connection to your destinations your input is welcome.
Discussion include:
- Curb extensions at Stewart St./Kansas Ave., Virginia Ave./27th St., and Kansas Ave. mid-block
- Median extension at Pico Blvd./30th St./Dorchester St., eliminating left turns off Pico Blvd. and through traffic across Pico Blvd.
- Traffic circle at Delaware Ave./22nd St.
Please join the City of Santa Monica for a COMMUNITY FORUM on Monday January 9th – Drop by anytime between 6:30PM – 8:00PM.
Información en español – Páse en cualquier momento entre 6:30PM – 8:00PM
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Don’t miss the last Handlebar Happy Hour #HBHHÂ for 2016!
End of every month we like to get together for fun, and to celebrate all things bike.
Always fun, always family friendly!
Socialize, talk bikes, give input ….
Don’t forget to pass the new Bike Counter on your way!
Celebrate #BikeLocalSM, our Buy Local SM businesses, happy hour + new friends at these monthly events!  Learn about upcoming local bike events + find out about and connect with us at SM Spoke… as we visit and introduce you to some of our Buy Local SM businesses. Eat Local, Drink Local, Buy Local AND Bike Local SM!
This month, we’re excited to visit a new venue, Herringbone
Bringing “Fish Meats Field” to the Santa Monica Coastline
Located in The Seychelle at Ocean Avenue South, Herringbone Santa Monica features the same ocean to table flavors as its sister location in La Jolla, California as well as new locally inspired dishes. Now open, shuck a few oysters with the newest member of the Fabric of Social Dining.
As always our Handlebar Happy Hours are a Family Friendly Events. Come one and all!
#HBHH #BikeLocalSM #BikeSM #SMSpoke #DrinkLocalSM #EatLocalSM
Here’s what you need to know to get going and have a car-free and carefree day:
- Learn about your options.
Some employers, co-working spaces, and schools offer transportation benefits. Ask around about resources at your employer, co-working space, or school!
- Allow for some flexibility in your schedule.
Give yourself a few extra minutes so you don’t have to worry about being late.
- Map your route in advance.
Use Google Maps or the other recommended apps on smgov.net/gosamo to find out the best way to get to where you’re going car-free.
- Make sure your TAP card is ready and loaded.
Pick up a TAP card at a nearby Expo station or the Big Blue Bus Transit Store to access all the trains, buses, and even bikes.
- Try it out with a buddy.
Ask around the office to see if anyone wants to meet at a local Expo station or ask an apartment mate to take transit together to school or work.
Count me in!