FC Moves

10/06/2026

How well do you know our trails in Northern Colorado?

Our Knowledge Breaks continue with a discussion about practical tools you can use to navigate Northern Colorado without relying on a vehicle.

At this session, a North Front Range MPO https://nfrmpo.org/ regional specialist will preview:

✔️Regional trails with new routes and connections
✔️How to make the most of local e-bikes and scooters
✔️Safe routes to school, and helping youth walk and roll safely.

⏰Time: 6:30 p.m.
📆Date: October 8, 2026
📍Place: Larimer County Administrative Services, 200 W. Oak St., Fort Collins.

Register here to reserve a spot: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/on-the-move-walking-and-biking-in-northern-colorado-tickets-1994300986937?aff=odcleoeventsincollection

10/05/2026

📦➡️ We're FC-Moving our social media presence to the main City of Fort Collins account. Follow City of Fort Collins - Government for updates on all things active modes at the City. 🚴🚶‍♀️🛴🛹

❤️ We appreciate your support and engagement over the years, and hope you scoot over to this new home for our content! 👋

09/22/2026

What if your next trip to the store started with a bike ride?

Join us for the Lettuce Ride and explore how biking can replace some everyday car trips. We’ll ride from Tailwinds Park to the shopping center at Harmony Road and Lemay Avenue using the new Siphon Overpass, Mail Creek Trail and other low-stress connections.

This six-mile round trip will move at a relaxed pace, making it a good option for families and riders looking for an easygoing trip. Planning to pick something up? Staff will have cargo bikes to help carry purchases back.

10 a.m.–1 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 4
Tailwinds Park, 5830 S. Timberline Rd.

Registration is required: https://engage.fcgov.com/ActivityRegistration/06c56719-1ffb-439f-b8c0-88484e6a3d73

09/21/2026

What could the future passenger rail station area look like in Fort Collins? Come explore the possibilities and share your ideas.

Join us for an interactive open house for the CoCo (Colorado Connector) Fort Collins Station Area Readiness Study. Explore plans and ideas for the station area, take part in activities and talk with local planners about what you would like to see as Fort Collins prepares for passenger rail.

You’ll be near the planned passenger rail station platform, giving you a chance to consider the future of the area while you’re there.

5–7 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 1
CSU Shops at College, 2439 S. College Ave.

Come and go anytime between 5-7 p.m. Learn more: https://ourcity.fcgov.com/front-range-passenger-rail-station-area-readiness-study

09/18/2026

We’re squeezing in one last Bike Fix-It Bonanza for the season!

After weather forced us to cancel our last event, we wanted to give you another chance to bring your bike by for some free TLC before we wrap up for the year.

Stop by 10 a.m. - 3p.m. Saturday, Sept. 26 at the Harmony Library (4616 S. Shields St.) for free, drop-in bike repairs and safety checks. Services may include flat tire repair, brake and gear adjustments and minor mechanical fixes.

Repairs are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis until we reach capacity. We may stop accepting bikes before the event ends so our mechanics have enough time to finish repairs already in line.

https://poudrelibraries.librarycalendar.com/event/bike-fix-it-bonanza-39297

09/16/2026

Join us for the Lettuce Ride, a three-mile community ride starting at Tailwinds Park. Along the way, we’ll ride the new Siphon Overpass and Mail Creek Trail before heading to the shopping center at East Harmony Road and South Lemay Avenue.

The ride is a chance to explore new bike connections and learn how you can use them for everyday trips to shops, restaurants and other destinations.

10 a.m.–1 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 4
Tailwinds Park (5830 S. Timberline Rd.)

Registration is required. Sign up: engage.fcgov.com/ActivityRegistration/06c56719-1ffb-439f-b8c0-88484e6a3d73

09/15/2026

Ever wonder how Fort Collins became the bike-friendly city it is today?

Join us for Wheel Story: A Bicycle History Tour and explore the people, places and changes that shaped biking in Fort Collins. This 3.5-mile ride through Old Town will take a closer look at local bike history, how bike infrastructure has changed and the role community members have played in creating more transportation choices.

After the ride, we will head inside the Fort Collins Museum of Discovery to explore more bike history and resources in the archives.

5:30–7:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 24 Fort Collins Museum of Discovery (408 Mason Ct.)

Space is limited. Learn more and register: https://engage.fcgov.com/ActivityRegistration/6e72cd9a-b413-4461-83b9-2ce061ffc18c

09/10/2026

Bring your organization to Open Streets 2026!

We’re looking for businesses, nonprofits and community organizations to join us as vendors along Laurel Street.

Open Streets will create a car-free space where people can walk, bike, roll and connect with their community. Vendors help bring that experience to life with activities, information and opportunities to connect along the route.

10 a.m.–3 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 18 on Laurel Street between Mason Street and Shields Street.

More than 70 vendors and community organizations are already signed up. We want you to join us!

Apply by 5 p.m. Friday, Oct. 2:

Open Streets offers 1–2 miles of car-free streets for people of all ages to enjoy. Walk, bike, roll or scooter along the route and explore activities along the way.

09/03/2026

First Friday on Linden Street is tomorrow! 5-9 p.m. Friday, Sept. 4, on the 200 block of Linden Street.

Linden Street goes car-free for the evening, giving the community a chance to stroll, connect and enjoy the neighborhood in a whole new way. Stop by for live music, a skateboard expo, family-friendly games and sidewalk vending from local businesses.

See the full lineup:
fortcollins.gov/Event-Folder/2026-Events/2026-Q3/First-Friday-on-Linden-Street

09/02/2026

Want to be part of Open Streets 2026? We want you to join us!
More than 70 vendors and community organizations are already signed up, and we're looking for more to help bring Open Streets to life.

Open Streets will create a space along Laurel Street where people can:
• Walk, bike and roll along a car-free street
• Connect with their community
• Visit vendors and activities along the route

10 a.m.–3 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 18 on Laurel Street between Mason Street and Shields Street. Help create the Open Streets experience. Apply to be a vendor:
https://www.fortcollins.gov/Event-Folder/2026-Events/2026-Q3/Open-Streets-2026