Cyclovia Fall 2025: A Biannual Snapshot of Our Event
On October 26th, Cyclovia returned to the ‘05 district, celebrating and exploring the neighborhoods Barrio Blue Moon, Dunbar Spring, Bronx Park and Old Pascua. Thanks to the hundreds of participants who took our Cyclovia Census, we have a snapshot of how the day was enjoyed, and what longterm changes are made due to the expansive, community-centered experience that Cyclovia Tucson offers. A huge thank you as well to our Census Volunteers who collected this important data!
Below are some highlights of Tucson’s biggest open street event:
165 bicycles repaired and 200 bike helmets distributed
Over 1,000 hours of volunteer time donated to the event
45 nonprofit and community organizations participated
37 local businesses featured along the route
16 performers & DJs shared their tunes and talents
The 23rd Cyclovia Tucson is made possible with support from numerous partners and sponsors, including Arizona Complete Health, City of Tucson, Ward 3 Kevin Dahl’s Office, Visit Tucson, Banner University Medicine, Pima County Department of Environmental Quality’s Clean Air Program, AARP Tucson, Arizona Commission on the Arts, Tucson Water, Gloo Factory Inc., Pima County Department of Attractions & Tourism, ICCU, KXCI, AZ Luminaria, Pueblo Vida Brewing Co., and Dragoon Brewing Co.
Cyclovia Tucson is a program of Living Streets Alliance (LSA), a nonprofit organization whose mission is to transform our streets into vibrant public places that bring people together and provide safe, accessible, and attractive transportation options. LSA is increasing healthy, dignified, sustainable transportation in Tucson through outreach, education, and advocacy. For more information visit www.livingstreetsalliance.org.
As part of the global “open streets” movement, Cyclovia Tucson is a unique opportunity for people of all ages and “walks” of life to envision a city with safer, more sustainable mobility options for everyone, amidst thriving and enjoyable public spaces. A variety of local organizations, including a wide range of businesses and community groups, along with diverse Tucson residents of all ages and abilities participate in the temporary transformation of our streets into car-free spaces where freedom of movement and connection are centered. There are many ways to get involved, including volunteering, sponsorship and underwriting, performing, or setting up an activity on the route. Learn more and sign up at www.cycloviatucson.org.
