Silent Auction  Annual Party  Fundraiser

September 16, 2026

5:00 – 6:00 p.m. Auction preview & VIP Hour

6:00 – 8:30 p.m. Biketopia Party

Preservation Park

1233 Preservation Park Way, Oakland

Bike Parking Available

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Biketopia 2026 Tickets on Sale!

Join us for our annual party: music, food, great company and 100+ items to bid on.

VIP Ticket: $125

Includes auction preview, open bar during the VIP hour with signature cocktail, beer, wine, and non-alcoholic beverages, curated hors d’oeuvres, and an exclusive conversation with Kendra Ramsey, Executive Director of CalBike!

Join us from 5:00 – 6:00 p.m. for the VIP-only reception, then stay for the Biketopia party.

General Admission: $50 

Includes one drink ticket for beer, wine, or a non-alcoholic, and hearty small plates.

Join us at 6:00 p.m. for the Biketopia party. 

Early Bird prices end on September 9, 2026

Unlimited Drinks: $16

Purchase a limited-edition Biketopia glass and enjoy unlimited brews and wine through out the event

Silent Auction - Bid now!

Funds raised at Biketopia power our advocacy, education, community organizing, and engagement work throughout the year. 

Come ready to bid on our signature silent auction with awesome weekend getaways, beer and wine tours, fabulous bike accessories and more donated by bike-friendly businesses. You could even ride home on a new bike!

Donate to our Auction

Your donation will be advertised on the event website to hundreds of guests and tens of thousands of community members leading up to the event.

Biketopia Awards

Submit nominations by Tuesday, August 11

Thank you for your nominations! We will announce the winners soon.

Help us recognize those doing great work in our community. The winners will be announced mid-September, and recognized in person at Biketopia on September 30th in Downtown Oakland.

Best Community Advocacy

This award recognizes a group organizing and inspiring changemaking in bike advocacy, accessibility, education and fun. Is there a rad kids ride or Bike Bus happening in your neighborhood? Or a group taking direct action on local bike issues? Nominate them!

Best Bike Project

This award recognizes new and ongoing infrastructure projects, bikeways, better bike parking, and more. Is there a project that is really working in your neighborhood? Nominate it for this award and get it recognized.

Awesome Event Photos by Olivia Smartt Photography

Donate as part of the Biketopia giving campaign to increase access and safety for all riders. Your support will be doubled by a generous donor up to $25,000, and enables us to fight for people-first streets throughout the East Bay while growing the movement for better biking.

An evening shot of an outdoor event with a stage and seating. The sky is a gradient of orange, pink, and blue at sunset. Two large palm trees with fronds framing the top of the photo are lit by warm lamps. People are sitting at tables in the grassy area to the right, and two people are on a stage with a screen and a sign that says **BIKETOPIA**. There are a few trees in the background, and the overall atmosphere is peaceful.

Thank you to all who joined us for Biketopia 2025! Over 300 people gathered at Preservation Park in Oakland, CA while many more supported us with donations, auction bids, and sponosorships.

Stay tuned for more details about Biketopia 2026!

Congratulations to our 2026 Biketopia Award Winners

Best Bike Project

Cross Alameda Trail

The Cross Alameda Trail is a four-mile bicycling and walking corridor that connects the west side of the island to the east. It’s low-stress and high-comfort, and has made traveling across Alameda safer for people of all ages!

Many groups made this project possible: in 2001, Alameda Open Space and the Rails-to-Trails Conservancy were the first to pitch converting the abandoned Alameda Belt Line Railroad into a multi-use trail. Later, the group that became Bike Walk Alameda formed a steering committee to guide plans and ensure the trail was safe for pedestrians and cyclists, the City of Alameda joined in with funding and feasibility studies, and local parks champion Jean Sweeney acquired the rail line and yard to ensure the project could come to life. Construction didn’t begin until 2013…and now finally, over 90% of this project is constructed. We look forward to celebrating its full completion early next year!

Best Community Advocacy

Walk Bike Berkeley

Walk Bike Berkeley is an all-volunteer organization that makes walking and biking in Berkeley safer and more fun for people of all ages and abilities.

Walk Bike Berkley is largely responsible for winning Measure FF funding in 2024, which increased funding for street paving and bikeways. They helped to pass a fantastic bike plan for their city— one of the strongest in the region, which includes a recommendation to study protected bike lanes on San Pablo Ave. And along with North Berkeley Now, they have led the impressive Hopkins Bikeway Campaign, which has spanned many years, tense debates, and heated City Council meetings. They coordinated lawn signs, text campaigns, a “die in,” a Kidical Mass group ride, and many rallies that included neighbors of all ages. As you may know, they recently won a 7-2 vote from City Council in favor of constructing the Hopkins protected bikeway– we look forward to the installation in 2028!

We affirm their perseverance and commitment to local advocacy, and the creativity and intentionality in including people of all ages in their work.

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Day-of Details

Please enter at the 13th Street entrance off of Martin Luther King Jr. Way.

  • Personal bicycle: Secure free valet bike parking available. The valet is located at the corner of 12th Street and Preservation Way (around the corner from the event’s main entrance off Martin Luther King Jr. Way.)

  • Bikeshare: A Bay Wheels dock is located one block away at Jefferson and 12th street.

  • Transit: BART to 12th Street station or AC Transit (many lines stop nearby on 12th Street).

  • Car: Street parking available.

Thank You to Our Event Sponsors

Bay Wheels • Lyft • Ellen Shershow Photography • Fehr & Peers • Johnson Controls, Inc. • Kittelson & Associates • Lumos Helmets • Nelson\Nygaard • PlaceWorks • Rad Power Bikes • Veo • The Zinn Law Firm • Arkin Tilt Architects • Bellecci & Associates

AC Transit Director Jean Walsh
Alameda Point Antiques Fair
BART Director Victor Flores

Beaune Imports
Blue Heron Bikes
Clover Interior Design
Eric Monek Anderson

 

Inside Line Equipment
Jon Randell
Laurel Cyclery
Lumos Helmets
Marin Bikes
Mayor Adena Ishii
Mosswood Meltdown
Oakland Ballers
Oakland Roots

Rad Power Bikes
Rick Smith
Run Local
Sports Basement
Tern
The Greenway with Mac 

Tradewinds Sailing School & Club
Two Wheel Epix

Woom Bicycles
Zach Franklin

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