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BNC Calendar
BNC Provisional Calendar The Bike National Convention is over a week of bicycle-related events, some of which are regular TIME’S UP! events, some have proven themselves during Bike Summer 2003 in New York City , and some of which are first run, unique events. We are also open to anyone who wishes to plan bike-related… read more
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Bike Repair Workshops and Skillshare
7:00pm every Tuesday in the basement of our Temporary Bike Space, 49 E. Houston (between Mott & Mulberry), throughout the month of November (except Thanksgiving week). It’s a bike mechanic skillshare: Come learn how to fix your bike, including flats, gears, simple maintenance, and general tune ups. Bikes being assembled and fixed in the… read more
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Movies Nights and Educational Presentations
From the very first movie screenings flyer, August 2004. All events are free, but donations gladly accepted. read more
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Puppet Making
COSTUME AND PUPPET MAKING Sunday, Aug 22, 2004, 2:00 p.m. 49 East Houston, between Mott and Mulberry. Come and transform your bike into a horse, for Paula Revere’s Ride (Aug 24th). Sunday, May 23, 2004, Noon-5:00 p.m. Norfolk Street parking lot (east side) between Delancey and Rivington. Come join us the garden-themed costume, puppet, and… read more
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New Year’s Eve Ride!
20th ANNUAL NEW YEAR’S EVE BIKE RIDE CANCELLED BECAUSE OF RAIN | FUTURE POSITIVE AFTER PARTY STILL HAPPENINGCome celebrate New Year’s Eve with Music! Dancing! and Great Merriment! COME TO OUR INDOOR DANCE PARTY! Photo by Fred Askew NEW YEARS EVE BIKE RIDE CANCELLED: COME TO OUR FUTURE POSITIVE AFTER PARTY Meet at the Museum… read more
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Clearwater Hudson River Revival
Valet Bike Parking at the Clearwater Festival Time’s Up! works with the Clearwater Environmental Organization to promote cleaner air and water and cultivate the idea of Valet Bike Parking. Valet bike parking, which was pioneered by Time’s Up, spread to hundreds of events in NYC and can now be seen on a global scale. Time’s Up!… read more
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BikeSummer
Time’s Up! leads the coordination of Bike Summer, a month-long celebration of bike culture in NYC. Consisting of more than 100 well-attended events from June to July, Bike Summer marks the first major collaboration among the city’s numerous bike groups, contributing to an increased number of commuter cyclists and galvanizes an identity for the bicycle… read more
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TIMES UP! Diving Team
For more information, ask around. read more
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Help TIME’S UP! Find a Permanent Space
We need your help to find Time’s Up! a new permanent home! Our old indoor space at 49 E. Houston Street was recently sold and we are currently holding our bike repair workshops in a temporary space. Time’s Up! is actively searching for a new permanent space that will allow us to continue our indoor… read more
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SITE MAP
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PIVOTAL LEGAL VICTORY
News Date: Tuesday, February 14, 2006 – 11:43am read more
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DONATE BICYCLES TO TIME’S UP!
News Date: Friday, March 16, 2007 – 11:30am read more
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MORE GOOD NEWS
News Date: Wednesday, March 15, 2006 – 11:34am read more
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GOOD NEWS
News Date: Thursday, March 16, 2006 – 11:32am read more
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VILLAGE VOICE – The Best of NYC 2006
News Date: Wednesday, October 18, 2006 – 11:30am read more
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TIME’S UP! HELPS SAVE A GARDEN
News Date: Thursday, October 19, 2006 – 3:27am read more
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MORE THAN $1.32 MILLION SPENT
News Date: Thursday, November 16, 2006 – 2:19am read more
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PROTECT YOUR RIGHTS
News Date: Monday, November 27, 2006 – 1:16am read more
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ERIC NG MEMORIAL RIDE
News Date: Saturday, December 9, 2006 – 12:44am read more
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2006 TIME’S UP! CYCLIST MEMORIAL RIDE
News Date: Saturday, December 30, 2006 (All day) read more
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29TH ANNUAL NEW YEAR’S EVE PARTY RIDE
News Date: Sunday, December 31, 2006 – 12:09am read more
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2004 Of Interest
2004 articles of related interest. read more
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2005 Of Interest
2005 articles of related interest. read more
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2006 Of Interest
2006 articles of related interest. read more
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2004 Coverage
2004 Press coverage of Times Up efforts. read more
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2005 Coverage
2005 Press coverage of Times Up efforts. read more
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2006 Coverage
2006 Coverage Articles Below. read more
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2004 Releases
2004 Times Up press releases. read more
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2005 Releases
2005 Times Up press releases. read more
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2006 Releases
2006 Times Up press releases. read more
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Reclaim the Streets
1998 Reclaim The Streets, which started in England, is a way of drawing attention to the fact that the urban design of cities was not only meant for cars, but for the community. This was done through direct action, art, and dance. This Reclaim The Streets campaign was very successful in Europe but was more difficult… read more
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Reclaiming Public Space
Frisbees and bicycles prohibited in the park, but feel free to drive well over the speed limit. Taking our right place on the streets and in parks. Establishing and defending community gardens. Fighting to protect our air and water. Being an urban environmental group means that a common thread runs through the things we do:… read more
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Memorial Stencil Project
Cars and trucks not only destroy our environment, but they can destroy each of us instantly! HOW TO GET AWAY WITH MURDER Under New York State law, if you use a gun or a knife to kill someone it’s a crime. But if you kill someone with a car, as long as you’re not drinking,… read more
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Greenways Today
In collaboration with many organizations, Time’s Up! rallies public support for the building of greenways to increase non-polluting transportation and public waterfront access. Working in collaboration since 1997, Time’s Up! and the Cherry Tree Association advocate increased public waterfront access in the Bronx. Together, these groups raise awareness about environmental injustice, including the relationship between… read more
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Traffic-Calming Rides
The Great Central Park Traffic Calming Ride Rolls Again! — Now in Prospect Park, Too! Traffic calming rides promotes shared road use with bicyclists, skaters and pedestrians, with the goal of car-free parks and bike-friendly city streets. These rides have since spread to other boroughs and to other cities, raising awareness about the importance of… read more
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Mystery, History, Murder, and Money Tour
(a.k.a. the Lower Manhattan Historic Ride) Visit glamorous and notorious Lower Manhattan’s most famous spots in history, infamy, and unparalleled opulence, including: World’s biggest gold vault New York’s legendary Five Points (scene of Scorcese’s movie Gangs of New York) USA’s birthplace Site of Capt. Kidd’s house Site of Herman Melville’s house Wall St. bomb site… read more
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Blue Apple Ride
Cool off on the waterfront and see how the Big Apple is Water City on rides in our Blue Apple series. Guided by waterfront experts, all rides in this series will show you how the rivers, creeks, and bays of New York are revitalizing. Visit new parks and public places, and pockets of the city… read more
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Ghost Bike Memorials
1996 Time’s Up! pioneers the Street Memorial Project, commemorating cyclists and pedestrians killed by motorists. The Street Memorial Project creates silent but powerful memorials to draw attention to pedestrian and cyclist fatalities around the city through actions such as Stencil Memorials, Memorial Bike Rides, and candlelight vigils. In collaboration with Right of Way, Time’s Up!… read more
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Community Gardens
TIME’S UP! volunteers love community gardens. We’re involved growing new gardens, defending gardens, touring gardens by bike, and organizing other events that focus on gardens. Many of the gardens we have worked with in past seasons have been saved, thanks to everyone lending a hand! In 2003 TIME’S UP! worked with GreenThumb to help community… read more
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Auto-Free Streets and Parks
TIME’S UP! has organized over fifty direct-action traffic-calming rides through our parks, efforts that have heightened awareness of the unnecessary and undesirable presence of cars in our parks and contributed to recent increase in car-free hours in Central Park. But we need to keep up the pressure on City authorities to permanently ban cars from… read more
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2006-12-20 Double-Parkers Clog Bike Lanes – Villager
Double-parkers clog new bicycle lanes on Grand St. http://www.thevillager.com/villager_190/doubleparkersclognew.html By Lori Haught Community Board 3 passed a resolution in the spring saying it did not support bike lanes on Grand St. But by November, the city Department of Transportation had installed the lanes. Citing its extensive research, D.O.T. said Grand St. was the area’s safest… read more
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2006-12-18 Lights In the Hights – The New Yorker
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2006-12-13 News Years Eve Event Guide – Village Voice
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2006-12-13 Lights In The Hights Voice Choice – Voicd CHoices
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2006-12-08 Cyclist Killed – Downtown Express
http://www.downtownexpress.com/de_187/havenshatters.html Downtown Express | Volume 19 | Issue 30 | December 8 – 14, 2006 By Lincoln Anderson In a city where speeding cars and trucks rule the road and bicyclists ride at their own risk, the Hudson River Park bike path would seem to offer one of the safest places to cycle. Yet the… read more
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2006-12-08 Bike Path Terror – Downtown Express
Editorial Bike path terror http://www.downtownexpress.com/de_187/editorial.html One would think bike paths are safer than city streets for bicycles. And one would hope a bike path that’s clearly separated from the street by a planted median with a low wall, such as the Hudson River bike path, would be even safer. But, tragically, just within the last… read more
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2006-12-06 Drunk Driver Mows Down Cyclist – Villager
Drunk driver on Hudson Park bike path mows down cyclist http://www.thevillager.com/villager_188%20/drunkdriveronhudsonpark.html By Lincoln Anderson In a city where speeding cars and trucks rule the road and bicyclists ride at their own risk, the Hudson River Park bike path would seem to offer one of the safest places to cycle. Yet the death of bicyclist Eric… read more
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2006-12-04 W. Side Memorial – AM New York
W. Side Memorial Planned For Cyclist December 4, 2006 AM New York By Justin Rocket Silverman read more
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2006-11-28 Wheel Angry – Daily News
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2006-11-27 Wheels In Motion – AM New York
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2006-11-18 Drop Me Off In Harlem – Voice Choices
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2006-11-16 – $1.3M Spent to Fight CM – AM New York
$1.3M Spent to Fight CM AM New York November 16, 2006 Justin Rocket Silverman read more
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2006-11-13 Holy Rollers – New Yorker
The New Yorker | 2006-11-13 by BEN MCGRATH In the fall of 1971, two years after the Stonewall Rebellion, sixteen months after Kent State, and a couple of weeks after the prison riots at Attica, a few hundred bicyclists rode down Fifth Avenue and on to City Hall, demonstrating for the institution of dedicated bike… read more
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2006-10-25 – Ghost Riders – Village Voice
Ghost Riders Village Voice October 25, 2006 By Keisha Franklin read more
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2006-10-01 New Bike Lanes Make The city Biker Friendly – West View
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2006-09-13 City Pedals Bike Saftey Plan – Metro NY
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2006-09-13 Paving a New Path – Newsday
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2006-09-06 – New York Historic Ride – New York Magazine
New York Historic Ride New York Magazine September 6, 2006 read more
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2006-08-24 – Tickets to Ride – Daily News
Tickets to Ride Daily News August 24, 2006 Michael Schwartz read more
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2006-08-22 – No Mercy for Rev – Daily News
No Mercy for Rev Daily News August 22, 2006 By Elizabeth Hays read more
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