LANDRY'S EVENTS CALENDAR

Friday–Sunday. Three-day celebration of all things mountain-biking at the Ascutney Outdoor Center, featuring guided rides, product demos, clinics, and more. Organized by Ascutney Trails Association. [6]

Virtual event. 30-mile ride to benefit Save One Life and the New England Hemophilia Association. [2]

One day event with bike-route options of 25–50 miles. Benefits the National Multiple Sclerosis Society. [2]

Saturday–Sunday, 192 miles from Sturbridge to Provincetown, plus additional route options available. Funds raised benefit life-saving cancer research and treatment. Landry's is honored to serve as the PMC's lead bike-shop sponsor. [2] [10]

One-day bike routes of 25–50 miles for the Pan-Mass Challenge. Funds raised benefit cancer research and treatment. [2]

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

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

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

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

Virtual fundraising ride to benefit the American Diabetes Assoc. [2]

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

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

Rescheduled to September 2021 due to COVID-19. This year, Bay State Bike Month will be celebrated in September (instead of May), and here in Massachusetts we’re doing our part to celebrate this great event with Bay State Bike Week. It’s your chance to join thousands of other cyclists across the country by doing something for the environment and having a great time while you’re at it. It’s a win/win proposition. [4] [9] [10]

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

Choice of bike routes to support Bikes Not Bombs and promote environmental sustainability and social justice. [2] [9]

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

Sprint distance triathlon and duathlon in Myles Standish State Forest. [5]

Choice of bike routes to benefit the National Multiple Sclerosis Society. [2]

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

Choice of 62, 100, or 125 miles around the Quabbin Reservoir. Organized by Seven Hills Wheelmen. [4]

Register and create your own ride to raise money for people living with HIV/AIDS. Funds raised benefit local AIDS-related charities. [2]

Annual bike tour around Newton, ending with a rally at Newton City Hall. Landry's is honored to sponsor the Tour de Newton. [9]

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

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

Choice of 25, 50, 65, or 100-mile routes. Organized by Granite State Wheelers. [4]

This one-day trail school will teach the basics of trail assessment and maintenance as well as trail design and construction. This course is perfect for riders, trail enthusiasts, land stewards, and land managers interested in learning about creating sustainable, enjoyable trails and how to take care of them. Organized and presented by the New England Mountain Bike Association. [6]

Choice of limited in-person rides or virtual, self-supported ride to benefit a broad range of programs that serve children across New England. [2]

Saturday–Sunday, choice of bicycle routes to benefit the American Lung Assoc. [2]

Choice of bike routes on scenic back roads in Central Massachusetts to benefit the American Cancer Society. Virtual registration also possible. [2]

Virtual fundraising event with your choice of personal bike routes and other activities to benefit Children's Hospital at Dartmouth-Hitchcock (CHaD). [2]

Rescheduled to September 2021 due to COVID-19. This year, Bay State Bike Month will be celebrated in September (instead of May), and here in Massachusetts we’re doing our part to celebrate this great event with Bay State Bike Week. It’s your chance to join thousands of other cyclists across the country by doing something for the environment and having a great time while you’re at it. It’s a win/win proposition. [4] [9] [10]

Choice of 20, 50, or 100-mile routes from Boston and other starting locations to Hyannis Port. Funds raised benefit people with intellectual disabilities. [2]

Choice of 12, 30, or 65-mile bike routes. 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. [2]

Choice of 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]

Choice of bike routes to benefit the Krempels Center's mission to improve the lives of people living with brain injury. [2]

Landry's stores will be CLOSED for the holiday. [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 stores will be OPEN 10:00am–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]