Luki Bike Adventures

Getting ready for tomorrow’s

💦 This Friday, we’re heading back to Higgins Park for Splash, Play & Learn!

Join RIOS Corp and Luki Bike Adventures for a community cleanup followed by water fun, outdoor activities, and an introduction to lacrosse for the kids. Let’s work together to care for our park, connect with our neighbors, and end summer with some fun!

📅 Friday, August 21
📍 Higgins Park

See the flyer for full details. We hope to see you there! ❤️

Hanging out with Feedom Freedom Growers (FFG) doing safety checks and passing out helmets, lights and locks. Thank you so much to League of Michigan Bicyclists and Ted's Bike Shop for the lights and DALMAC for finding our helmet and lock giveaways this year. Just doing our part to help build a culture of in Detroit.

Summer is almost over but there is still time for some fun! We’re cleaning Higgins Park, playing with water blasters and learning how to play lacrosse. Come through for a final Friday evening of fun before school starts.

Join us for an evening of community, learning, and FUN at Higgins Park! 💦🥍🧹

We’ll work together to clean up the park, introduce the kids to lacrosse, and cool off with some water-play fun. Snacks, water blasters, and lacrosse sticks will be provided!

📅 Friday, August 21
⏰ 5–8 PM
📍 Higgins Park, 9200 Olivet, Detroit

Bring the family and come help us clean, play, and learn together! Please share and help us spread the word! 💙

Monday night practice is a go! The kids worked on scooping, passing and did a few conditioning drills before playing a game with Motown Lacrosse I’m super excited and proud to be a part of bringing Baaga’adowe back to

But what does this have to do with getting ? Well, Luki Bike Adventures never wanted to limited ourselves to just bikes, that’s why we included the word . Our vision from day one has always been building connections to the land and each other, introducing kids to the outdoors thought biking. The outdoors, community and culture were the end goal, bikes are the vehicle to get us there. These same kids who started biking with us have also gone camping, hiking, kayaking, had blaster fights and play Baaga’adowe with us. They call it the and it’s essential to healthy anishinaabe kids and communities. This is something we really want to grow and see this generation be the first generation in a very long time grow up playing the game.

Keep an eye out for fundraiser coming soon so we can get more sticks and equipment. Chi miigwetch!

First time riding Legacy and it is a roller coaster! That was the most fun I’ve had in a long time. One of the kids said this was the best experience he’s had this year. It was challenging for most of them, a few had to be pushed to get through (literally for one of them) but it was so fun.

We start today!