Third annual Hubbell Bike Ride nears
Detroit developer and passionate Midtown cheerleader Colin Hubbell
passed away three years ago, but his memory lives on. Hundreds of
Hubbell’s friends will celebrate his spirit via two wheels on June 18,
when his family hosts the Third Annual Hubbell Fund Midtown Bike Ride.
Two routes of eight and 25 miles are available for this family-friendly
outing, while all funds raised benefit the Colin Hubbell Foundation,
housed by UCCA Midtown, which supports the renewal of Detroit.
Registration
is $25 or $20 for those under 12 and includes lunch, music and a
scavenger hunt. The ride begins at 8:30 a.m. at Traffic Jam & Snug
(511 W. Canfield). For more information, click here; and then watch one of our favorite Model D TV episodes on Colin’s projects here. And, another beauty here.
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