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Theme 2: Art in Markham

July 23, 2020 by Chad Mohr

The second Markham Cycles More theme is: Art in Markham!

The theme runs from July 24 to August 6 and celebrates Markham’s creativity, with photo stop locations at sculptures, murals, and artistic buildings across Markham. Although the gallery is closed at the moment, there’s lots of art to be appreciated outdoors, from the seat of a bicycle! In particular, there are nearly 100 traffic box murals all across Markham – what mural do you have in your neighbourhood?

NEW this week – City staff are looking for suggestions of where to add bike parking in Markham. Did you ride your bike to the grocery store and then have nowhere to park? Let us know about it for another entry into our prize draw!

Photo Stop Locations

  • Markham Cycles Mural at Milliken Community Centre
  • Cathedral of the Transfiguration
  • Gambrel Journey at Markham Museum
  • Quarry at Toogood Pond
  • Markham Sign at John Daniels Park
  • Traffic Box Murals – locations all across Markham
  • Varley Art Gallery
  • Pride of Canada Carousel
Please note: Varley Art Gallery, Cathedral of the Transfiguration and Pride of Canada Carousel are currently not open to the public, but they can be viewed from the outside.

Map of Photo Stop Locations

See the locations on a Google Map.

Or take a look at Markham’s new cycling map for all the trails in Markham.

How to Participate

Sign up and set a summer cycling goal.

Then take a photo with your bike at as many of the photo stop locations above as you can from now until August 6.

Submit your photos via social media (Twitter, Instagram, Facebook) using the hashtag #MarkhamCyclesMore and tagging @MarkhamCycles, or emailing it in (markhamcycles@cleanairpartnership.org).

You can also submit a suggestion for improvements to Markham’s Cycling Network or tell us about a location in need of bike parking. As the City continues to improve the trails, bike lanes and cycle tracks, City staff are looking for the public’s feedback on where infrastructure is missing and where adjustments and improvements can be made.

All submissions will be entered into a draw to win prizes. Draws will take place every two weeks, when a new theme and a new set of photo-stop locations will be announced.

Prizes

Prizes for Theme 2 will include a gift card to The Boiler Room at JoyRide150. Thank you for your generous contribution to encouraging cycling in Markham.

Join the Markham Cycles More Challenge

Sign Up Here

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