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Crowds Expected at Fairfax’s Biketoberfest on Saturday

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More than 5,000 cycling enthusiasts are expected to come to Fairfax on Saturday for the annual Biketoberfest Marin on Saturday, Oct. 13, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., at the Fair-Anselm Plaza.

As the Marin County Bicycle Coalition’s Tom Boss already outlined in a blog post on Patch, the event, hosted by the MCBC and Access4Bikes, will include: 

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  • Cargo Bike Jubilee with bike parade, workshops and competitions
  • Live Music (see schedule below)
  • Family Activities
  • Brewfest with 30 beers from 18 West Coast Brewers
  • Bike expo with 70 exhibitors
  • Handmade bikes and bicycle museum
  • Group road and mountain bike rides

Last year the event raised $25,000 for MCBC and A4B. 

The MCBC is encouraging attendants to bike to the free event, which will have free bike parking. The brewfest tasting is $25 in advance or $30 day of. For more information, visit biketoberfestmarin.com. 

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LIVE MUSIC SCHEDULE

Noon: Dogtown Ramblers

1:30 p.m.: Philip Der Stein Quintet

3 p.m.: Swamp Thang

4:30 p.m.: The Tribal Blues Band

 

PARTICIPATING BREWERIES:

21st Amendment

 


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