Bike City: How industry, advocacy and infrastructure shaped Toronto's cycling culture |
Today, the bicycle is a mainstream mode of transportation for almost a million riders in Toronto, yet sharing the road has been a challenge for city builders and city users for well over a century. Showcasing vintage bicycles, archival photographs, early advertisements and artifacts from private and public collections, Bike City tells the story of the bicycle and its impact on Toronto
Sunday, September 2, 2018
Market Gallery Until November 17 how Toronto’s biking culture shaped.
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