Annual Member Meeting & Volunteer Celebration

Event Description

You’re invited to our annual Member Meeting and Volunteer Celebration on Saturday, Nov. 1, 2025 from 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. at the club! Come meet Cascade staff and other members, help us celebrate accomplishments from the year, and thank our amazing volunteers. Plus we’ll have plenty of food and drinks to enjoy, great prizes to win, and lots of time to mingle.

Help support November's Cranksgiving by bringing in non-perishable food items, infant supplies or personal hygiene products as well!

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Items of most need include:

• Rice
• Hamburger Helper/Rice A Roni
• Nuts
• Dried fruit
• Cold/Hot Cereals
• Dry Beans & Lentils
• Grains
• Flour
• Sugar
• Cooking Oil
• Popcorn
• Herbs/Spices
• Infant Formula
• Diapers Size 1-3

Registration

Please register in advance. Space is limited to 200 people.

Registration opens on Monday, Sept. 1 and closes at 1:00 p.m. October 30.

How you'll register depends on your status as a member or a volunteer.

Members: If you have an active Cascade Bicycle Club membership, then you can register via the green button above.

Volunteers without membership: If you're subscribed to our emails, you'll get an email with a special link and instructions for how to register. Registration requires having an account here on cascade.org. (Psst! Did you know you can use your volunteer hours to redeem membership?)

Schedule

Menu

We will have a variety of light snacks and refreshments including: meat and vegetarian sandwiches, cakes & pies, and non-alcoholic and alcoholic drinks courtesy of Georgetown Brewing.

Bike & Car Parking

Bike parking will be available directly in front of the building. Bring your lock. Free car parking will also be available with handicap spaces available close to the building entrance.

Metro bus lines 62 and 75 have stops near Magnuson Park.

Inclusion

Everyone is welcome at Cascade events. We are committed to celebrating and promoting diversity in the bicycling community. We aim to provide safe spaces at start lines, finish lines, and official rest stops. Read our commitment to anti-racism and our participant code of conduct and grievance policy.

We would like to acknowledge that our rides take place on native land. Our offices are located on the traditional land of the first people of Seattle, the Duwamish People past and present.