about us
Event Mission
Community - We want a neighborhood that is an extension of our front porch, where going out is “going in” and you can’t make it a block without running into someone you know.
Health - Hood River is our free gym, whereby active mobility like walking and biking are the easiest and most convenient way to get places, resulting in healthier residents.
Local Business - We know the names of our business owners and their product or service sustains basic lifestyle requirements of food, home and transportation.
Untethered Kids - Our children can find their own play freely and walk or bike to school independently.
Event Vision
All of Hood River, all of the time, is naturally alive with children, young and old, filling our streets, which prioritize rolling, strolling or playing.
Organizers (A-Z)
Cindy Walbridge - former Planning Director, Hood River
Heather Staten - Executive Director, Thrive Hood River
Megan Ramey - At-large Active Transportation Representative for Region 1 ACT, ODOT; Planning Commissioner, Hood River
Peter Cornelison - Board Member, Thrive and staff at Friends of the Columbia Gorge
Taylor Gautier - Power Dad
Advisors (A-Z)
Brian Potwin, Commute Options
Kathy Fitzpatrick, Mobility Manager, Mid-Columbia Economic Development District (MCEDD)
Tina Lassen - Board Member, Livable Hood River and Planning Commissioner, Hood River
news
2019 - August Press Release: Cancellation Notice
2019 - May “Reduce, Recycle, Inform: LeFevre Sustainability Award winners announced”, Hood River News
2018 - September “Case Study: Oregon Transportation Options”, Oregon Department of Transportation
2018 - September “Streets Alive Creates an Opening”, Hood River News