LANDRY'S EVENTS CALENDAR

Challenging bike route that includes significant packed gravel & climbing, choice of routes. This ride can be completed on a properly prepared road or cyclocross bike. [4]

Choice of 40 or 70-mile routes in central Massachusetts. Presented by Minuteman Road Club. Proceeds benefit MassBike. Landry's is honored to sponsor both MRC and MassBike. [4] [9]

Come celebrate with riders from Boston, Aruba and the Netherlands at the first annual Citizen Diplomacy Aruba Bike Party, featuring a family-friendly, slow, and fun bicycle-party ride featuring music trailers playing Aruban carnival music. [9]

Sprint distance: 0.25 mile swim in Buzzards Bay, 11.3 mile bike, and 3.3 mile run. Presented by Sun Multisport Events. [5]

28-mile route to Gloucester. Funds raised benefit programs to support Adolescent and Young Adult (AYA) cancers. Landry's is honored to support Reid's Ride. [2]

Choice of bike routes from 10–100 miles to benefit local cancer survivors. [2]

Sprint distance: 0.9 mile swim, 24 mile bike, 6.2 mile run. [5]

Choice of various bike routes in the Merrimack Valley and seacoast NH. Funds raised benefit Emmaus Inc. [2]

Short, steep uphill time trial. Funds raised benefit the Major Taylor Association. [2] [4] [9]

Pre-ride PMC Expo inside the Sturbridge Host Hotel. Visit Landry's booth area to purchase last-minute items before the big ride! Landry's is honored to serve as the PMC's lead bike-shop sponsor. [2] [10]

Saturday–Sunday, 192 miles from Sturbridge to Provincetown, plus additional route options available. Funds raised benefit cancer research and treatment. Landry's is honored to serve as the PMC's lead bike-shop sponsor.


PMC riders starting in Sturbridge in early August. [2] [10]

Supported bicycle tour in Massachusetts with choice of various route options. [4] [9]

Choice of various routes. Funds raised benefit the National Multiple Sclerosis Society. [2]

47-mile, one-day route for the Pan-Mass Challenge. Funds raised benefit cancer research and treatment. [2]

Saturday–Sunday. Choice of route options each day. Benefits the National Multiple Sclerosis Society. [2]

Challenging, long-distance bike route along "some of the most challenging terrain in the state." Proceeds benefit the Tyler Foundation. [2] [4]

Choice of bike routes that start and finish at the Harpoon Brewery in Windsor, VT, plus post-ride party. Funds raised benefit the Vermont Foodbank. [2] [4]

Choice of various road or mountain bike routes that start and finish at Mount Ascutney. Volunteers also needed. Funds raised benefit the Vermont Foodbank. [2] [4]

Sprint distance: 0.5 mile swim, 12.3 mile bike, 4.4 mile run. [5]

One session, 6:00–7:30pm, Landry's Boston. Learn how to perform basic maintenance to keep your bike (and you) riding smoothly. Class fee is $40, and pre-registration is required. [10]

Thursday–Sunday. Four-day cycling challenge that tours southern and central Vermont. [4]

Choice of 32, 50, 62, or 100 miles. Organized by North Shore Cyclists. [4]

Choice of several bike routes (5–64 miles) to benefit the Stow Conservation Trust. [2]

Choice of 25 or 60-mile scenic bike routes. Funds raised benefit the National Multiple Sclerosis Society. [2]

Two-day triathlon event and festival, presented by Sun Multisport Events. Saturday – Sprint distance triathlon. Sunday – Olympic distance triathlon. [5]

Two-day triathlon event and festival, presented by Sun Multisport Events. Saturday – Sprint distance triathlon. Sunday – Olympic distance triathlon. [5]

Century ride from Boston to Newport, RI, to educate our community about the benefits of cycling and to raise awareness and funding for autism. [2]

Landry's stores will be CLOSED for the holiday. [10]

New York City to Boston, 260 miles, 3 days. Funds raised benefit war widows in Afghanistan. [2]

Enjoy city streets and pathways on a 10-mile urban bike ride to benefit the LivableStreets Alliance. [2] [9]

Week-long bike tour around Maine. Organized by Bicycle Coalition of Maine. [4] [9]

Choice of scenic coastal bike routes, organized by the Eastern Trail Alliance. [4]

Choice of bike routes from 10–100 miles to benefit the Michael J. Fox Foundation's efforts to cure Parkinson's disease. [2]

Choice of bike routes to benefit the cause to end addiction. [2]

Challenging dirt/gravel ride event. Various route options available. Proceeds benefit the Cabot Mentoring program. [2] [4] [6]

Choice of various bike routes to benefit Angel Flight Northeast's free-flight program for life-saving medical care. [2]

Cross-state 300-mile bike tour of Massachusetts, from the New York border to Boston for Hub on Wheels. Organized by Adventure Cycling Association. [4] [9]

One day event. Choice of 68 or 125-mile options. Funds raised benefit local AIDS-related charities. [2]

Choice of various North Shore bike routes to benefit neurofibromatosis (NF) research. [2]

Choice of bike routes to benefit the local Cystic Fibrosis Foundation chapter. [2]

Swim 0.25 mile, bike 11 miles, run 3.2 miles. Organized by FIRM. [5]

Choice of bike routes along scenic South Shore back roads to support South Shore Habitat for Humanity's mission of affordable housing. [2]

Open to kids aged 3–14, with choice of route and activities. Funds raised benefit cancer research and treatment. [2]

0.25 mile swim, 14.8 mile bike, 3.4 mile run. Landry's is honored to sponsor the Dover-Sherborn Boosters Triathlon. [5]

Choice of 12 or 45-mile bike routes around Boston. Funds raised benefit Boston Children’s Hospital pediatric cancer research. Register for Hub On Wheels with Team Landry's. Landry's Bicycles is honored to sponsor Hub On Wheels. [2] [4] [9] [10]

One session, 6:00–7:30pm, Landry's Boston. Learn how to perform basic maintenance to keep your bike (and you) riding smoothly. Class fee is $40, and pre-registration is required. [10]

Choice of 25 or 50-mile bike routes to support research for Alzheimer’s and Multiple Sclerosis. [2]

Choice of bike routes to benefit a broad range of programs that serve children across New England. Landry's Bicycles is honored to support the Rodman Ride for Kids. [2]

Choice of bike routes to benefit the ALS Association Massachusetts Chapter. [2]

14 mile bike, 2 mile canoe/kayak, 4 mile run. Benefits the Brockton Neighborhood Health Center. [5]

Friday–Sunday, 2 or 3 days, 105 or 160 miles from Plymouth to Provincetown, Mass. Funds raised benefit the American Lung Assoc. [2]

Choice of various bike routes to fund the mission of Susan G. Komen New England to end breast cancer. [2]

Landry's fall store hours start this week:  Mon-Wed 10-6, Thu-Fri 10-8, Saturday 10-5, Sunday 12-5. [10]

Challenging 50-mile mountain bike race starting and ending at Ascutney Mountain Resort. [6]

Choice of routes around Rhode Island. Funds raised benefit the American Diabetes Assoc. [2]

Choice of 12, 30, or 65-mile bike routes. Register for CF Cycle for Life with Team Landry's. Volunteers also needed for this event. Funds raised benefit the local Cystic Fibrosis Foundation chapter. Landry's Bicycles is honored to sponsor CF Cycle for Life.


CF Cycle for Life riders get ready to start their ride in October.

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Two-day cyclocross race and festival, spectator-friendly. [4]

Choice of 10, 25, or 50-mile bike routes to benefit local food pantries. Organized by Three Squares New England. [2]

Choice of 100, 75, and 35-mile routes, ending in Woods Hole, to benefit the Buzzards Bay Coalition's work to protect clean water. [2]

Landry's stores will be OPEN 10:00am–6:00pm on Columbus Day. [10]

One session, 6:00–7:30pm, Landry's Boston. Learn how to perform basic maintenance to keep your bike (and you) riding smoothly. Class fee is $40, and pre-registration is required. [10]

Choice of bike routes to benefit the Krempels Center's mission to provide "new life after brain injury." [2]

Choice of 25 or 50-mile bike routes to benefit Children's Hospital at Dartmouth-Hitchcock (CHaD). [2]

Presentations, workshops, and exhibits on bicycling, pedestrian, and transit issues. Organized by the Massachusetts Department of Transportation. [9]

One session, 6:00–7:30pm, Landry's Boston. Learn how to perform basic maintenance to keep your bike (and you) riding smoothly. Class fee is $40, and pre-registration is required. [10]

Landry's stores will be CLOSED for the holiday. [10]

One session, 6:00–7:30pm, Landry's Boston. Learn how to perform basic maintenance to keep your bike (and you) riding smoothly. Class fee is $40, and pre-registration is required. [10]

Share the Joy of Bicycling with family and friends. Check out Landry's Gift Guide and visit your local Landry's store for more suggestions this holiday season. Landry's Gift Cards are available in any amount — at all of our stores — for easy gift-giving. [10]

Landry's stores will be OPEN 10:00am–3:00pm on December 24. [10]

Landry's stores will be CLOSED for the holiday. [10]

Landry's winter store hours start today, through early March: Mon-Wed 10-6, Thu-Fri 10-8, Saturday 10-5, Sunday 12-5. [10]

Landry's stores will be OPEN 10:00–2:00pm on December 31. [10]

Landry's stores will be CLOSED for the holiday. Happy New Year, everyone! [10]

Make a resolution to ride your bike more this coming year, register in advance for events, and get bicycling onto your calendar next year. [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [9] [10]

Landry's stores will be CLOSED all day for our annual Company Meeting with our employees – so we can plan another great year of serving our valued customers. We apologize for any inconvenience. [10]