LANDRY'S EVENTS CALENDAR

Get to know your bicycle with Landry's! Join us with your bike to learn at home maintenance, changing a flat tire, plus a Q&A session! Registration required.[10]

Get to know your bicycle with Landry's! Join us with your bike to learn at home maintenance, changing a flat tire, plus a Q&A session! Registration required.[10]

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

Get outside and celebrate, go for a bike ride, and join the movement for better bicycling in America. [9]

Landry's Bicycles and Southeast MA NEMBA, in conjunction with Blue Hills Cycling Club invite you to join us for the 2025 Cycling Kickoff Event! Get ready to pedal into the new riding season with this exciting event! Registration required. [4] [6] [9] [10]

SPECIAL EVENT, ONE DAY ONLY: 10:00am-2:00pm, rain or shine. Sell your bicycle or come buy a used bike. Note that this event is available only at Landry's Westboro store location. Arrive early for the best selection!


Landry's Used-Bike Consignment Sale is always a popular event at Landry's Westboro. [4] [5] [6] [10]

From the Berkshires to Cape Cod and everywhere around and in-between, riders across Massachusetts are celebrating Bay State Bike Month this May! It’s your chance to join thousands of other cyclists across the state 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]

Link to League of American Bicyclists' webpage on Bike Month, Bike Week, and Bike-to-Work Day. [4] [9]

Celebrate the power of women on mountain bikes. Everwild creates a space for women of all skills and abilities to advance the sport and build community. Skill clinics and workshops available. Landry's Bicycles is honored to support Hale Education.[6] [9]

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

Mountain bike race for local, high-school cycling teams/clubs. Organized by New England Youth Cycling (NEYC). Landry's Bicycles is honored to sponsor NEYC. [6] [9]

Mountain bike race for local, high-school cycling teams/clubs. Organized by New England Youth Cycling (NEYC). Landry's Bicycles is honored to sponsor NEYC. [6] [9]

Give the gift of bicycling! Check out our wide selection of cycling gifts, including new bikes, accessories, and clothing. [10]

7:00–9:00am. Celebrate bicycling with bike convoys throughout metro-Boston, free breakfast, music, and more. Landry's Bicycles is honored to sponsor Boston's Bike Week Festival. [4] [9]

Link to League of American Bicyclists' webpage for National Bike to Work Day. Leave the car at home, and ride your bike to work if you can! [4] [9]

Moving from Fall to Spring this year and introducing a family-friendly component, making this milestone 35th Annual Ride more inclusive and exciting than ever before! Ride benefits a broad range of programs that serve children across New England. [2]

Community bike ride around Boston, Cambridge, Watertown, and Waltham featuring the local history of Katherine “Kittie” Knox, a bi-racial woman cyclist and barrier-breaker in the 1890s. Hosted by MassBike. [9]

Choice of bike routes to benefit the National Brain Tumor Society. Virtual option available. [2]

Mountain bike race for local, high-school cycling teams/clubs. Organized by New England Youth Cycling (NEYC). Landry's Bicycles is honored to sponsor NEYC. [6] [9]

Join cyclists worldwide in a slow-paced ride in honor of those who have been injured or killed while cycling on public roadways. [4]

Walk, jog or ride through the Blackstone Valley on one of three non-competitive routes: 30-Mile cycling route (9am), a 5K walk/run (10am), or a Golden Mile walk (11am). All proceeds benefit essential programs of Open Sky Community. [2]

Mountain bike race for local, high-school cycling teams/clubs. Organized by New England Youth Cycling (NEYC). Landry's Bicycles is honored to sponsor NEYC. [6] [9]

Challenging bike route that includes significant packed gravel & climbing, choice of 45 or 60 miles. This ride can be completed on a properly prepared gravel, road, or cyclocross bike. [4]

Join Bikes Not Bombs in our biggest annual fundraiser, a ride for social change! Each route will be fully supported with rest stops and route markings along the way. Additional rider incentives for top fundraising and community after-party! Free registration through 3/31 with Promo Code RIDEWITHUS. Stay tuned for our Double Century Rides (63, 100) on 9/7. [2] [4] [9]

Mountain bike race for local, high-school cycling teams/clubs. Organized by New England Youth Cycling (NEYC). Landry's Bicycles is honored to sponsor NEYC. [6] [9]

Half Ironman distance: 1.2 mile swim, 56 mile bike, 13.1 mile run. Presented by Outsider Endurance. [5]

This FUNdraising ride raises money for valuable cancer research, care, and services to lessen the burden of a cancer diagnosis. 25- and 50-mile rides as well as youth bike rodeo. [2]

Choice of 30, 62, or 100-mile routes through southern New Hampshire and northeastern Massachusetts. Virtual ride option also available. Funds raised benefit Alzheimer’s Disease research. [2]

Mountain bike race for local, high-school cycling teams/clubs. Organized by New England Youth Cycling (NEYC). Landry's Bicycles is honored to sponsor NEYC. [6] [9]

Give the gift of bicycling! Check out our wide selection of cycling gifts, including new bikes, accessories, and clothing. [10]

Saturday–Sunday. 150-mile coastal route with overnight accommodations at Mass Maritime Academy in Bourne. Funds raised benefit the National Multiple Sclerosis Society. [2]

Landry's stores will be CLOSED for the holiday. Landry's Group Rides and any store events are CANCELLED on July 4th due to the holiday and store closures. [10]

Follow the world's most famous bicycle race. Runs through Jul 27. [4]

See how fast you can pedal up a short, steep hill where 1899 world champion Major Taylor made his mark. One rider at a time against the clock. Raffle grand prize is a bike from Giant. Proceeds benefit Major Taylor Association. Landry's Bicycles in honored to support the George Street Bike Challenge. [2] [4] [10]

Sprint distance triathlon and duathlon. Presented by Outsider Endurance. [5]

Follow the world's most famous female bicycle race. Runs through August 3. [4]

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] [4] [10]

One-day bike routes for the Pan-Mass Challenge. Funds raised benefit cancer research and treatment. Landry's is honored to serve as the PMC's lead bike-shop sponsor. [2] [4]

Stow Bike for the Woods is a family-friendly bike ride on the scenic roads of Stow, MA, and surrounding towns, in lengths ranging from 5 to 64 miles. The shorter rides tend to be easier and the longer ones more challenging. Proceeds go to the Stow Conservation Trust which helps preserve open space in this beautiful town. [2][4]

Challenging road race to the top of Mt. Washington to benefit the Tin Mountain Conservation Center. [4]

Choice of 36, 52, 65, or 100 miles. Organized by North Shore Cyclists. [4]

Choice of bike routes from 15–100 miles. Funds raised benefit the American Diabetes Assoc. [2]

Choice of 25 50, 75, or 100 miles. Organized by Nashoba Valley Pedalers. [4]

Gravel event with various route options. Every route is beautifully scenic and includes significant climbing and descending, with its physical and technical challenge. Benefits the Franklin Land Trust. [4]

Sprint & Olympic distance triathlon events and festival, presented by Outsider Endurance. [5]

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

Sprint distance triathlon in Myles Standish State Forest. Presented by Outsider Endurance. [5]

Choice of 25, 50, 75 or 100-mile bike routes to benefit the Amherst Rotary Good Works Fund. [2] [4]

Looking to ride the distance this summer? Join Bikes Not Bombs on Sunday, September 7 and challenge yourself on our two longest rides: 105 miles or 100 kilometers (63 miles). Routes will take you through the most scenic roads west of Boston. Rides will begin and end at Bikes Not Bombs, 284 Amory Street in Jamaica Plain. [2] [4] [9]

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

0.25 mile swim, 14.8 mile bike, 3.4 mile run. [5]

Choice of starting locations and bike routes on Cape Cod to support 20 local charities.[2]

Choice of various bike routes in the Merrimack Valley and seacoast NH. Funds raised benefit Emmaus' mission to defeat homelessness. [2]

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

Will Bike 4 Food (WB4F) is back for its 15th year! This fun cycling event raises funds and awareness for the Food Bank of Western Massachusetts. Cyclists of all levels can pedal towards a hunger-free future by joining us for a Century (100 mile), Half Century (50 mile), Quarter Century (25 mile), or the 12-mile and 4-mile Family Fun Rides. Registered riders can also choose to participate virtually by riding their miles any time in September during Hunger Action Month. [2] [4]

Choice of bike routes to benefit Opacum Land Trust's mission to protect land, wildlife, and water in south-central Massachusetts. Co-hosted by Rapscallion Brewery at Brimfield Winery. Sponsored by Southbridge Credit Union. [2]

Join us for the 41st Annual Autumn Escape Bike Trek, September 26-28, along beautiful Cape Cod! Ride one, two or three days and up to 155 miles. Ride in support of the American Lung Association. [2] [4]

Off-road bike ride over the scenic backroads of the Berkshires in western Massachusetts, suitable for gravel and mountain bikes. Funds raised will benefit the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. Landry's Bicycles is honored to support the Pan-Mass Challenge. [2]

A variety of routes are offered to match the skill levels of all participants, including a 28-mi vineyard ride on rail trail and a 72-mi gravel ride. Event proceeds will benefit the programs of the Friends of the Columbia Greenway Rail Trail. [2][4]

Landry's stores will be CLOSED on Columbus Day as we celebrate our employee owners. [10]

Remember to set your clocks back one hour and to use bike lights when riding in dark conditions. [10]

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

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

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

Come join the community celebration along the Cochituate Rail Trail in Natick. [9]

Landry's stores will be OPEN 10:00am–3:00pm on December 31 (tentative). [10]

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