Free pancake breakfast at Five Rivers MetroParks for Bike to Work Day
The park expects hundreds of cyclists to show up to enjoy the annual free Pancake Breakfast, coffee, live music and cycling-related exhibitors.
The event begins at 7 a.m. at RiverScape MetroPark, 237 E. Monument Ave.
The breakfast is presented by the Miami Valley Regional Planning Commission's Rideshare Program. It is sponsored by Dayton Cycling Club, City of Dayton Water Division and Wagner Subaru; with additional support from Winans Coffee and Chocolate.
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To learn more about Five Rivers MetroParks, click here or call 937-275-PARK (7275).
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