Name: HBBRG’s 3rd Annual Witches Ride
Start: 2024-10-19T18:00:00-07:00
Location: Four Sons Taproom On Main

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Route and more details coming by the end of September.
Dress up as a witch or warlock for HB’s 3rd Annual Witches Ride!
Event Invitation: Huntington Beach Bike Group's Third Annual Witches Ride
🧙‍♀️ Join Us for the Third Annual Witches Ride! 🧙‍♀️
Calling all witches, warlocks, and magical creatures of Huntington Beach! It's time to dust off your broomsticks (or bikes, in this case) and join us for a spellbinding evening of fun, fitness, and festive frights.
What to Expect:
A leisurely bike ride through the heart of Huntington Beach with all your fellow witches.
A hauntingly good time with music, laughter, and a bit of magic in the air!
What to Bring:
Your bike (decorated in true witchy fashion, of course!)
Your most enchanting witch costume.
Lights or glow sticks to illuminate the way.
A sense of adventure and a readiness to cackle with delight!
This ride is open to all ages and abilities, so gather your fellow witches, bring your little goblins, and let’s make this the most magical ride of the year!
RSVP by October 1st to ensure we have enough broomstick parking for everyone at the meetup spot!
🧙‍♀️See you on the witching hour—if you dare! 🧙‍♀️

History of Witches Bike Rides
Witches bike rides have become a popular Halloween tradition in many communities, where participants, often dressed as witches, take to the streets on their bicycles for a fun and spooky ride. The idea behind these rides is to celebrate the Halloween spirit while enjoying a communal activity that promotes both fitness and fun.
The tradition likely began as a playful way for adults to participate in Halloween festivities, combining the classic image of a witch riding a broomstick with a modern twist—riding a bike instead. These rides have grown in popularity across various cities and towns, often serving as charity events, community gatherings, or simply a chance to celebrate the season with a little extra whimsy. Riders usually don witch hats, capes, and other spooky accessories, making for a festive and visually striking parade.