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We are open all year round

Hours and Offerings (Winter Hours) October – May

Tuesday, 6:30pm – 8:30pm

  • Drop-in shop use
  • open to all members
  • first come first serve

Saturdays, 11am – 3pm

  • Drop-in shop use
  • open to all members
  • first come first serve

Women and Queer Shop hours

2nd and 4th Monday of the month (June – September)

2nd Monday (December – May)**Exception November 28th

6:30pm-8:30pm

  • Drop-in shop use
  • open to all members
  • first come first serve

About our Women and Queer shop hours

The Bridge City Bicycle Co-op (BCBC) strives to provide equal opportunity to all of
our members. We aim to create a safer place and promote balance in a historically
cismale-dominated field by offering a Women and Queer shop hours on the 2nd
Monday(winter hrs) of each month for persons who self-identify as woman, trans, two-spirit,and/or non-binary.

We invite anyone who identifies as woman, trans, two-spirit, and/or non-binary to
participate in our Women and Queer program by dropping in. There is no need to
pre-register. The shop will be lead exclusively by volunteers who self-identify as
women, trans, two-spirit, and/or non-binary. Gender will not be policed during these hours.

The purpose of our Women and Queer shop hours are to help encourage and empower those who have been deterred from learning bike maintenance due to past experiences. The BCBC welcomes these communities to learn bike maintenance in a supportive and unapologetic environment. These shop times will be lead exclusively by volunteers who self-identify as woman, trans, two-spirit, and/or non-binary.

If you do not identify as woman, trans, two-spirit, and/or non-binary, we ask you support this important initiative by respecting the space and not entering during the Women and Queer shop hours. Instead, feel free to drop by during our weekly scheduled shop hours on Tuesdays and Saturdays.

If you have any questions about this program, please send us a message.

 

About the BCBC

The Bridge City Bicycle Co-op (BCBC) is a volunteer-run, non-profit cooperative that offers a drop-in workspace, tool and supplies, and participatory bicycle maintenance education; where youth and adults of all ages can come and learn how to fix their own bicycles or build a bicycle using donated frames and parts. The BCBC is open and accessible to all. The BCBC is located at the Core Neighbourhood Youth Co-op and operates in harmony with CNYC goals, values, and programs.

BCBC Vision Statement

BCBC envisions everyone having access to a bicycle. We will foster a sustainable cycling culture where everyone will feel connected to their bicycle by integrating cycling into their daily lives, while attaining the knowledge and opportunity to sustain its use. We hope to help build a strong, healthy, and environmentally sound community.

BCBC Mission Statement

BCBC is a non-profit, volunteer driven, openly accessible, community owned co-operative that aims to accomplish its vision by providing the following to its membership and the community at large:

  • Programming Space
  • Affordable / Recycled bicycles & parts
  • Tools & Supplies
  • Volunteer Opportunities
  • Training & Education
  • Community Outreach Opportunities

 

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