May is National Bike Month & National Historic Preservation Month!
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National Bike Month was established in 1956 and is celebrated coast-to-coast. The League of American Bicyclists helps support celebrations nationwide as the official sponsor of Bike Month.
Celebrations typically include engagement and education efforts, activities, and a designation of Bike to Work Week and Bike to Work Day to align with nationwide celebrations. In 2025, Bike to Work Week was May 12 - 18 and Bike to Work Day was Friday, May 16th. |
National Historic Preservation Month was first established by the National Trust for Historic Preservation in 1973 as National Preservation Week. In 2005, the National Trust extended this celebration to the entire month of May, providing a way to promote historic places while celebrating the diverse and unique heritage of our country's cities and states.
Each May, the City of Columbia's preservation planners help facilitate and promote a number of activities and events that focus on the history and architecture of Columbia. A calendar of events can be found below. |
Celebrate Locally! |
Bike Month & Preservation Month are a perfect pair! Our historic neighborhoods and business districts are easily accessed and enjoyed on two wheels, and generally our weather in May is perfect for exploring the City! While we hope you celebrate year-round, May is a great time to be more intentional about it, and to take advantage of the additional resources offered as part of local celebrations.
This May, take part in a number of activities and events sponsored by the City and community partners - check out the events below, and download and share our printable calendars! |
Activities & Events
Click the image above to view a printable Historic Preservation Month Calendar of Events
Click the image above to view a printable Bike Month Calendar of Events
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Take a Preservation Bike Ride (throughout May)
Take a self-guided tour (or two) and travel through Hidden Columbia and 1960s Columbia by using pre-recorded videos on the City of Columbia's YouTube Preservation Playlist: bit.ly/PreservationPlaylist National Bike Challenge (throughout May) Log your miles as an individual or as part of a group: lovetoride.net/usa Preservation Happy Hour Meet + Greet I Tuesday, April 29, 5:00 - 7:00 PM, The War Mouth, 1209 Franklin Street In partnership with the Coalition of Columbia’s Historic Districts, join City preservation staff for a happy hour drop in at The War Mouth to kick off the start of Preservation Month 2025. City preservation staff will have preservation month calendars available. Come to learn more about this year’s events, or just drop in to meet fellow historic district residents and say hello! Free and open to the public. Light snacks provided and drinks available for purchase. Cola Town Bike Collective Member Bike Repair Clinic I Saturday, May 3, 10:00 AM Come by the Cola Town Bike Collective at 711 Elmwood for a members-only repair clinic. Not a member yet? Sign up on the spot! Executive Director, Scott Nuelken, will be there to help with tips, fixes, and bike basics. National Ride a Bike Day I Sunday, May 4, All Day Long Take a pic for social media and use #bikeday and #togetherwearecolumbia Cola Town Bike Tour I Sunday, May 4, 10:00 AM Join Cola Town Bike Collective for a family-friendly, 9-mile group ride highlighting Columbia’s existing and upcoming bike infrastructure. Meet at Page Ellington Park (Freed & Gregg Streets) at 10 AM. All are welcome! Stick around afterward for lunch in the Bull Street District. Beginner Mountain Bike Clinic + Ride I Sunday, May 4, 2:00 - 4:00 PM Join Outspokin' Bicycles, Midlands SORBA, and the Columbia Composite NICA and build your off-road skills at Harbison State Forest. This ages 10+ clinic is free, but there is a $5 parking fee, and space is limited. Check out the Facebook event, and email [email protected] to register. Tour de Taco Ride I Monday, May 5, 6:00 PM Meet at Cycle Center (1001 Harden St) for a Cinco de Mayo taco ride - casual distance and pace. Register in advance by emailing [email protected]. City Council Proclamations + Mabel Payne Award I Tuesday, May 6, 4:00 PM, City Hall, 1737 Main Street Join Columbia City Council as they officially declare May as Bike Month and Historic Preservation Month! The proclamation will be followed by announcement of celebratory activities and the presentation of this year’s Mabel Payne Award. The Street Project Film Screening I Tuesday, May 6, 6:30 PM Join Cola Town Bike Collective for a screening of The Street Project at the Nickelodeon Theater starting at 6:30 PM. This powerful documentary explores how communities are reclaiming their streets for safety and livability. Stick around after for a panel with local leaders and advocates. This event is free, but please visit the Nick's website to reserve your seat. National Bike & Roll to School Day I Wednesday, May 7, Timing Varies Join a local event or sign up to organize one at your school - find out more at walkbiketoschool.org. Lunch + Learn: House History I Wednesday, May 7, 12:00 - 1:00 PM, Richland Library Main, Local History Room Join City of Columbia preservation staff and Richland Library staff in the Walker Local and Family History Center to discover tools and methods for researching your historic Columbia home. The session will include a tour of the Center and a lecture on collections available to assist in building research. The session will be followed by a short discussion with City and library staff at Fat Cat Biscuits. Presented by Margaret Dunlap, manager of the Walker Local and Family History Center, in partnership with City of Columbia preservation staff in celebration of National Historic Preservation Month. Shop Dog Suspension Group Mountain Bike Ride I Wednesday, May 7, 6:00 PM Meet at Harbison State Forest; contact [email protected] with any questions. Outspokin' Bike Maintenance Clinic I Wednesday, May 7, 6:15 - 7:30 PM, 3223 Devine Street Meet at Outspokin' Bicycles and build your bike knowledge! Free, but RSVP in advance; space is limited - email [email protected]. Cola Women/Trans/Femme/Non-binary Cyclists Ride I Wednesday, May 7, 6:30 PM Meet at 6:30PM for a 10-12 mile, no-drop monthly social ride for femme/trans/women/nonbinary riders. Meet at Cola Town Bike Collective (711 Elmwood Ave) and follow cola_wtfnb_cyclists on Instagram for details. Window Repair Workshop I Saturday, May 10, 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM, 1623 Richland Street Join Staci Richey with The Committee for the Restoration & Beautification of Randolph Cemetery to learn the basics of historic wood window repair. The workshop will cover unsticking windows, re-roping, and restoration. Registration required; limited to 12 participants. Bike to Work Week I Monday, May 12 - Sunday, May 18, Daily Commute Commit to commuting, and invite a neighbor or colleague to join you! Lunch + Learn: Protected or Not I Wednesday, May 14, 12:00 - 1:00 PM, All Good Books, 734 Harden Street Conservation District, Protection Area, Landmark, Historic District. You’ve probably heard these terms around town, but what do they really mean, and what do they protect? Why aren’t some of the city’s most beloved buildings protected when others are? Bring your lunch or grab a drink at All Good Books and learn the hows and whys of Columbia’s preservation protections. Registration encouraged. Bike Month Pub Tour I Wednesday, May 14, 6:00 PM Join Outspokin’ and Midland SORBA for a cycling ‘Pub Tour’ - a leisurely-paced ride visiting WECO, Columbia Craft, and Craft & Draft. Meet at 6 PM at Outspokin' Bicycles (3223 Devine Street). Helmets and lights are required, see the Facebook event for additional info. Cycle Center Basic Bike Maintenance Clinic I Wednesday, May 14, 6:00 PM Meet at Cycle Center (1001 Harden) and build your bike knowledge! Register by emailing [email protected]. Bike to Work Day I Friday, May 16, 8:30 AM (or earlier) Ride with a group or on your own to arrive at the State House (Gervais Street side) at 8:30 AM, take a group picture, and ride down Main Street to City Hall. Group rides start from:
Friends of Harbison Trail Work Day I Saturday, May 17, 9:00 AM Meet at the Harbison Ed Center to volunteer with Friends of Harbison State Forest; bring work gloves, water, and snacks, and wear appropriate clothing; tools will be provided. Details on the Friends of Harbison Facebook page. Energy Efficiency (Blower Door Demonstration + Historic Window Repair) Workshop I Saturday, May 17, 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM, Historic Melrose Join the Coalition of Columbia's Historic Districts and City preservation staff for a window repair workshop and blower door demonstration to learn how to improve the energy efficiency of your house. A Blower Door test helps to determine how “leaky” a building really is, and how to get the best bang-for-your-buck when making repairs. The workshop will be led by a certified weatherization technician who will use a variety of diagnostic tools to show how energy is being used in a house, where leaks are happening and how to fix them. The concurrent window workshop will include the basics of historic window/wood repair and maintenance. The workshop will be held at a private home in Historic Melrose. Registration is free, but limited to 20 participants - so sign up today! Preservation Bike Tour: Cottontown, Earlewood, + Elmwood I Sunday, May 18, 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM Hop on your bike and join City preservation staff on a bike tour of recent projects in the Cottontown, Earlewood, and Elmwood historic districts. The tour will include behind-the-scene tours of recently completed or in construction historic renovation projects and a look at new construction projects. Limited to 15 participants; registration, bikes, and helmets required. Midlands Ride of Silence I Wednesday, May 21, 6:45 PM, Cola Town Bike Collective, 711 Elmwood Avenue This silent ride honors cyclist who have been injured or killed while riding. This year's ride will leave from the Cola Town Bike Collective. Sign in will begin at 6:45 PM. The route is approximately 7 miles. There is no fee, but donations to defray the cost of the police escort would be appreciated. See the National Ride of Silence website to learn more about the focus of this powerful event. Masonry Repointing Workshop I Thursday, May 22, 5:00 - 7:00 PM, Cottontown Do you own a brick building that needs a little TLC? Come learn the basics of masonry repointing and repair with an expert mason. The event is free thanks to the Coalition of Columbia’s Historic Districts but registration is required. Limited to 15 participants. All tools will be provided on site. Happy Hour: Preservation + Architecture I Tuesday, May 27, 5:00 - 7:00 PM, Hampton Street Vineyard, 1207 Hampton Street Mix and mingle with special guests Scott Garvin and Gretchen Lambert as they discuss architecture and preservation in Columbia. Registration required. Shop Dog Suspension "Set Up" Clinic I Wednesday, May 28, 6:00 PM Harbison State Forest parking lot; contact [email protected] with any questions. Bingo Cat: The Gathering I Saturday, May 31, 3:30 - 8:00 PM, Cola Town Bike Collective (711 Elmwood) Meet at Cola Town Bike Collective, registration at 3:30 PM, roll out at 4 PM. All ages, prizes, and after party. Hands-on Wood Repair and Paint Workshop I Saturday, June 7, 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM Keep celebrating into June with this hands-on workshop will cover various paint removal methods such as Peel Away and infrared heat, wood repair with epoxy and fillers, preparing surfaces for paint, and best practices for painting historic wood trim, doors, siding and windows. The workshop will be led by Staci Richey of Vintage Window Repair, in partnership with the Committee for the Beautification and Restoration of Randolph Cemetery. Registration is free, but required, and limited to 12 participants. Police, Parks, + PedalsTo honor May as National Bicycle Safety Month, the Columbia Parks & Recreation and Columbia Police Departments are honored to partner once again with a local business to hold the Police, Parks & Pedals community event on Saturday, May 10 to recognize Richland County School District 1 elementary students in District 4 for their academic performance. Stay tuned to the City’s social media accounts for coverage of this annual celebration! |
Join a Group Ride!
Group rides are a great way to build community and get to know other bicyclists. The rides below are organized by community groups and/or bike shops - please check with the organizer listed for any questions or in case of inclement weather.
ONE-TIME RIDES:
National Ride a Bike Day I Sunday, May 4, All Day Long
Take a pic for social media and use #bikeday and #togetherwearecolumbia
Cola Town Bike Tour I Sunday, May 4, 10:00 AM
Join Cola Town Bike Collective for a family-friendly, 9-mile group ride highlighting Columbia’s existing and upcoming bike infrastructure. Meet at Page Ellington Park (Freed & Gregg Streets) at 10 AM. All are welcome! Stick around afterward for lunch in the Bull Street District.
Sunday, May 4, 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. - Beginner Mountain Bike Clinic + Ride
Join Outspokin’, Midlands SORBA, and the Columbia Composite NICA and build your off-road skills at Harbison State Forest. This ages 10+ clinic is free, but there is a $5 parking fee, and space is limited. Email [email protected] to register; see the Facebook event for additional info.
Monday, May 5, 6:00 p.m. - Tour de Taco Ride
Meet at Cycle Center (1001 Harden St) for a Cinco de Mayo taco ride - casual distance and pace. Register in advance by emailing [email protected].
Wednesday, May 7, Timing Varies - National Bike & Roll to School Day
Join a local event or sign up to organize one at your school - find out more at walkbiketoschool.org.
Shop Dog Suspension Group Mountain Bike Ride I Wednesday, May 7, 6:00 PM
Meet at Harbison State Forest; contact [email protected] with any questions.
Wednesday, May 14, 6:00 p.m. - Bike Month Pub Tour
Join Outspokin’ and Midland SORBA for a cycling ‘Pub Tour’ - a leisurely-paced ride visiting WECO, Columbia Craft, and Craft & Draft. Meet at 6 PM at 3223 Devine Street. Helmets and lights are required; see the Facebook event for additional info.
Friday, May 16th, 8:30 a.m. - Bike to Work Day
Ride with a group or on your own to arrive at the State House (Gervais Street side) at 8:30 AM, take a group picture, and ride down Main Street to City Hall. Group rides start from:
Outspokin' Bicycles, Devine Street (7:45 AM)
The intersection of Earlewood Drive and Recreation Drive (8:00 AM)
Cycle Center (8:00 AM)
Preservation Bike Tour: Sunday, May 18, 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Hop on your bike and join City preservation staff on a bike tour of recent preservation projects in historic Cottontown, Earlewood, and Elmwood neighborhoods. Registration and helmet required. Limited to 15 participants, REGISTRATION INFO COMING SOON!
Wednesday, May 21, 6:45 p.m. - Midlands Ride of Silence
Meet at Cola Town Bike Collective (711 Elmwood Avenue), 6:45 PM, roll out at 7 PM, Approx. 7 miles. Honoring cyclists who have been injured or killed. Donations accepted day of event.
Saturday, May 31, 3:30 - 8:00 p.m. - Bingo Cat: The Gathering
Meet at Cola Town Bike Collective, registration at 3:30 PM, roll out at 4 PM. All ages, prizes, and after party.
National Ride a Bike Day I Sunday, May 4, All Day Long
Take a pic for social media and use #bikeday and #togetherwearecolumbia
Cola Town Bike Tour I Sunday, May 4, 10:00 AM
Join Cola Town Bike Collective for a family-friendly, 9-mile group ride highlighting Columbia’s existing and upcoming bike infrastructure. Meet at Page Ellington Park (Freed & Gregg Streets) at 10 AM. All are welcome! Stick around afterward for lunch in the Bull Street District.
Sunday, May 4, 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. - Beginner Mountain Bike Clinic + Ride
Join Outspokin’, Midlands SORBA, and the Columbia Composite NICA and build your off-road skills at Harbison State Forest. This ages 10+ clinic is free, but there is a $5 parking fee, and space is limited. Email [email protected] to register; see the Facebook event for additional info.
Monday, May 5, 6:00 p.m. - Tour de Taco Ride
Meet at Cycle Center (1001 Harden St) for a Cinco de Mayo taco ride - casual distance and pace. Register in advance by emailing [email protected].
Wednesday, May 7, Timing Varies - National Bike & Roll to School Day
Join a local event or sign up to organize one at your school - find out more at walkbiketoschool.org.
Shop Dog Suspension Group Mountain Bike Ride I Wednesday, May 7, 6:00 PM
Meet at Harbison State Forest; contact [email protected] with any questions.
Wednesday, May 14, 6:00 p.m. - Bike Month Pub Tour
Join Outspokin’ and Midland SORBA for a cycling ‘Pub Tour’ - a leisurely-paced ride visiting WECO, Columbia Craft, and Craft & Draft. Meet at 6 PM at 3223 Devine Street. Helmets and lights are required; see the Facebook event for additional info.
Friday, May 16th, 8:30 a.m. - Bike to Work Day
Ride with a group or on your own to arrive at the State House (Gervais Street side) at 8:30 AM, take a group picture, and ride down Main Street to City Hall. Group rides start from:
Outspokin' Bicycles, Devine Street (7:45 AM)
The intersection of Earlewood Drive and Recreation Drive (8:00 AM)
Cycle Center (8:00 AM)
Preservation Bike Tour: Sunday, May 18, 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Hop on your bike and join City preservation staff on a bike tour of recent preservation projects in historic Cottontown, Earlewood, and Elmwood neighborhoods. Registration and helmet required. Limited to 15 participants, REGISTRATION INFO COMING SOON!
Wednesday, May 21, 6:45 p.m. - Midlands Ride of Silence
Meet at Cola Town Bike Collective (711 Elmwood Avenue), 6:45 PM, roll out at 7 PM, Approx. 7 miles. Honoring cyclists who have been injured or killed. Donations accepted day of event.
Saturday, May 31, 3:30 - 8:00 p.m. - Bingo Cat: The Gathering
Meet at Cola Town Bike Collective, registration at 3:30 PM, roll out at 4 PM. All ages, prizes, and after party.
MONTHLY + WEEKLY RECURRING RIDES:
While many of the below rides occur regularly year-round, please be sure to check in with the organizers prior to making plans to attend - time changes, weather, and just life in general can result in modifications!
Sundays at 10:00 a.m.
Cycle Center Group Ride
Meet at Cycle Center (1001 Harden) for a 34 mile road ride with loops into Cayce and West Columbia. (Ride times shift throughout the year, but in May, rides will start at 10am).
Sundays at 3:30 p.m.
Midlands SORBA Weekly Trail Rides at Harbison State Forest
Join Midlands SORBA for casual no drop rides through Harbison State Forest. There are regular stops during the rides to regroup, and an experienced rider will sweep the rear to ensure no one gets lost. Bring water, your helmet, and a mountain bike. Join friends afterwards for a meal or pint at a local restaurant. Check their Facebook page for weather-related announcements, and make sure to sign the e-waiver first.
Mondays at 6:00 p.m.
Rosewood Monday Night Bike Ride
Meet at Rosewood Park for a five-mile family-friendly casual ride around the neighborhood.
Tuesdays at 6:45 p.m.
Street Meat Tuesday Rides
Meet at Cola Town Bike Collective (711 Elmwood) at 6:45 p.m. to ride at 7:00 p.m. on an all genders, all bikes, no drop 8-15 mile city ride. Lights and helmets required. Follow Street Meat Cola on Instagram for details.
Tuesdays & Thursdays at 6:00p.m.
Tri-City Cyclers Road Rides
All levels and abilities; no drop options. A group (>22mph); B group (18-20mph) breaks into smaller groups; C group (14-16mph) is a social no-drop. Meet at B Avenue Sports Complex (815 B Ave, West Columbia). Helmets required, front and rear lights strongly recommended. See their Facebook page for weather + start time changes.
Tuesdays, Thursdays, & Alternating Saturdays at 6:00 p.m.
Major Taylor Cycling Club of SC Weekly Rides
Meet at Doko Meadows Park at 5:30 PM, roll out at 5:45 PM with Major Taylor Cycling Club of South Carolina. Saturday rides will begin on May 3rd. See their website for more information and sign the e-waiver first bit.ly/MTCCSC-waiver
(Usually) the 1st Wednesday of the Month
Cola Women/Trans/Femme/Non-binary Cyclists Ride
Meet at 6:30 PM and ride at 6:45 PM for a 10-12 mile, no-drop monthly social ride for femme/trans/women/nonbinary riders. Meet at Cola Town Bike Collective (711 Elmwood Ave.). Follow cola_wtfnb_cyclists on Instagram for updates.
Thursdays at 6:15 p.m.
Outspokin' Irmo Ride
C pace group ride, 20ish miles, departs from Irmo Outspokin’ Bicycles, 7601 St. Andrews Rd. This ride is a no-drop, but riders should be able to maintain a 16-18 mph pace. Helmets required, front and rear lights, and road bike strongly recommended. See their Facebook page for more details.
Thursdays at 6:15 p.m.
Midlands SORBA Weekly Trail Rides at Harbison State Forest
Join Midlands SORBA for casual no drop rides through Harbison State Forest. There are regular stops during the rides to regroup, and an experienced rider will sweep the rear to ensure no one gets lost. Bring water, your helmet, and a mountain bike. Join friends afterwards for a meal or pint at a local restaurant. Check their Facebook page for weather-related announcements, and make sure to sign the e-waiver first.
Thursdays at 7:00 p.m.
Outspokin' Thirsty Thursday Ride
Meet at the Columbia Outspokin' Bicycles (3223 Devine) for a 10-15 mile city/neighborhood no drop ride. Helmets and lights are required.
Fridays at 6:30 p.m.
Cycle Center Beer Ride
Meet at Cycle Center (1001 Harden) for a social 20-ish mile road ride through Columbia and Forest Acres.
While many of the below rides occur regularly year-round, please be sure to check in with the organizers prior to making plans to attend - time changes, weather, and just life in general can result in modifications!
Sundays at 10:00 a.m.
Cycle Center Group Ride
Meet at Cycle Center (1001 Harden) for a 34 mile road ride with loops into Cayce and West Columbia. (Ride times shift throughout the year, but in May, rides will start at 10am).
Sundays at 3:30 p.m.
Midlands SORBA Weekly Trail Rides at Harbison State Forest
Join Midlands SORBA for casual no drop rides through Harbison State Forest. There are regular stops during the rides to regroup, and an experienced rider will sweep the rear to ensure no one gets lost. Bring water, your helmet, and a mountain bike. Join friends afterwards for a meal or pint at a local restaurant. Check their Facebook page for weather-related announcements, and make sure to sign the e-waiver first.
Mondays at 6:00 p.m.
Rosewood Monday Night Bike Ride
Meet at Rosewood Park for a five-mile family-friendly casual ride around the neighborhood.
Tuesdays at 6:45 p.m.
Street Meat Tuesday Rides
Meet at Cola Town Bike Collective (711 Elmwood) at 6:45 p.m. to ride at 7:00 p.m. on an all genders, all bikes, no drop 8-15 mile city ride. Lights and helmets required. Follow Street Meat Cola on Instagram for details.
Tuesdays & Thursdays at 6:00p.m.
Tri-City Cyclers Road Rides
All levels and abilities; no drop options. A group (>22mph); B group (18-20mph) breaks into smaller groups; C group (14-16mph) is a social no-drop. Meet at B Avenue Sports Complex (815 B Ave, West Columbia). Helmets required, front and rear lights strongly recommended. See their Facebook page for weather + start time changes.
Tuesdays, Thursdays, & Alternating Saturdays at 6:00 p.m.
Major Taylor Cycling Club of SC Weekly Rides
Meet at Doko Meadows Park at 5:30 PM, roll out at 5:45 PM with Major Taylor Cycling Club of South Carolina. Saturday rides will begin on May 3rd. See their website for more information and sign the e-waiver first bit.ly/MTCCSC-waiver
(Usually) the 1st Wednesday of the Month
Cola Women/Trans/Femme/Non-binary Cyclists Ride
Meet at 6:30 PM and ride at 6:45 PM for a 10-12 mile, no-drop monthly social ride for femme/trans/women/nonbinary riders. Meet at Cola Town Bike Collective (711 Elmwood Ave.). Follow cola_wtfnb_cyclists on Instagram for updates.
Thursdays at 6:15 p.m.
Outspokin' Irmo Ride
C pace group ride, 20ish miles, departs from Irmo Outspokin’ Bicycles, 7601 St. Andrews Rd. This ride is a no-drop, but riders should be able to maintain a 16-18 mph pace. Helmets required, front and rear lights, and road bike strongly recommended. See their Facebook page for more details.
Thursdays at 6:15 p.m.
Midlands SORBA Weekly Trail Rides at Harbison State Forest
Join Midlands SORBA for casual no drop rides through Harbison State Forest. There are regular stops during the rides to regroup, and an experienced rider will sweep the rear to ensure no one gets lost. Bring water, your helmet, and a mountain bike. Join friends afterwards for a meal or pint at a local restaurant. Check their Facebook page for weather-related announcements, and make sure to sign the e-waiver first.
Thursdays at 7:00 p.m.
Outspokin' Thirsty Thursday Ride
Meet at the Columbia Outspokin' Bicycles (3223 Devine) for a 10-15 mile city/neighborhood no drop ride. Helmets and lights are required.
Fridays at 6:30 p.m.
Cycle Center Beer Ride
Meet at Cycle Center (1001 Harden) for a social 20-ish mile road ride through Columbia and Forest Acres.
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