Caught a glimpse firsthand of the massive Bike the Night event on Saturday the 16th from my vantage point on 2nd Avenue near Quebec. My short video doesn’t do it justice, a truly colourful event for a wide range of ages with as you can see, huge participation.
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I am reliably informed that 3500 people were Riding the Night in this event — up from 700 in 2016.
Moms, Dads, kids, tricksters, lit-up folks, costumed folks. Reports are of an overwhelmingly good time.