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What to know about Nashville’s October 25 bike event

Staff Writer · October 22, 2026 · Nashville

Nashville’s Metro Parks Police will hold Bike with a Cop at Cornelia Fort Airpark, 1199 Shadow Lane, on Sunday, October 25, 2026, from 1 to 3 p.m. The city’s October 20 announcement lists safety activities, a bicycle-decorating contest, food trucks, prizes and a free bicycle giveaway.

When and where will it take place?

Metro Parks and Recreation lists October 25, from 1 to 3 p.m., at Cornelia Fort Airpark, 1199 Shadow Lane in Nashville. The announcement does not specify a time zone or announce a different rain date.

Official sources: Metro Parks’ October 20 event release

Who is organizing it?

Metro Parks Police is hosting what the city describes as its first Bike with a Cop event. The October 20 release invites young people and families to spend the afternoon with park officers and learn about bicycle safety.

Official sources: Metro Parks’ October 20 event release

What should participants bring?

The release asks participants to bring their bicycles. It does not publish an equipment-loan arrangement or say that every visitor will receive a bicycle.

Official sources: Metro Parks’ October 20 event release

What activities are announced?

The program lists a decorate-your-own-bicycle contest, safety demonstrations and activities, food trucks, prizes and giveaways. The city says the event will address safety on bicycles, trails and greenways.

Official sources: Metro Parks’ October 20 event release

Is the bicycle giveaway guaranteed for every attendee?

The notice advertises a free bicycle giveaway but does not state how many bikes are available, eligibility criteria or how recipients will be selected. It also does not list a general admission charge, registration process or food prices, so those details remain unconfirmed.

Official sources: Metro Parks’ October 20 event release

Where can families check arrangements?

The release’s department-contact section lists Metro Parks and Recreation at 615-862-8400. The current city newsroom checked for this guide did not identify a later change to the event; the announcement itself provides no rain-date arrangements.

Official sources: Metro Parks’ October 20 event release

Official source: Metro Nashville Parks and Recreation

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