Tag: World Naked Bike Ride

World Naked Bike Ride returns to SF

  By Runs & Walkathons

It’s that time to tune up those bikes and toss those riding duds in the wash, you won’t need them for the 12th Annual 2022 Southern-Hemisphere (So-Hemi) World Naked Bike Ride – San Francisco. It’s the second of five WNBRs for the 2022 bike naking season and typically one of the two larger WNBRs of the year. The COVID pandemic is turning into endemic and more events are returning to the city. Our WNBRs are among them. So on Saturday, March 12, 2022 bring your bikes to Ferry Building near Market Street & the Embarcadero Blvd. We meet northwest of… Continue reading

Some local LGBTQ events are being cancelled

  By Cancelled Events
Image of a 2020 calendar with a "cancelled" stamp over it

March 13, 2020 5:30 p.m. addendum: The City of San Francisco is now imposing a moratorium on gatherings of greater than one hundred people. Bars and restaurants with a larger capacity will be required to reduce admission and seating. As always, please check with the event’s official listings on Facebook or other social media to verify if it has been changed or cancelled. In response to the COVID-19 novel coronavirus pandemic, some local LGBTQ events are modifying or cancelling their events to reduce the spread of the virus. For the rest of March, and possibly longer, the City of San… Continue reading

CANCELLED: WNBR – 2020 Southern Hemisphere Edition

  By Cancelled Events, Outdoor Events

NOTE: World Naked Bike Ride – SF organizers have announced that the March 2020 ride has been cancelled: ATTENTION: Although we are far below the mandatory 1000 person gathering for event cancellation, with the current status of COVID-19 and the fact that rain is forecast anyway, the March 14 World Naked Bike Ride- San Francisco southern hemisphere event is canceled If possible, we’ll try to hold the next WNBR for Earth Week in April WNBR – SF Facebook post, March 11, 2020 Here’s our original post: On March 14, San Franciscans will doff their duds to participate in the Southern… Continue reading