Tour de Lights is presented by Visit Knoxville and Bike Walk Knoxville!
Prepare to immerse yourself in holiday joy with
Tour de Lights, the fantastic, free, and family-friendly holiday bike ride presented by Visit Knoxville and Bike Walk Knoxville.
Tour de Lights serves as a unifying celebration, engaging neighborhoods, local businesses, and the community, who gather to bask in the festive atmosphere. We encourage all participants to get into the holiday spirit by decorating themselves and their bikes.
Join us for Tour de Lights 2024 on
Saturday, December 14th!
We will start and end with a Holiday Market & Expo at Mary Costa Plaza, with the ride kicking off at 5:30 pm.
Register for Tour de Lights HERE.
Registration is free and enters you to win a mountain bike from AMBC!
Schedule of Events:
3:30pm – 7:30pm - Holiday Market & Exp
3:30pm – 6pm Special Appearance & Photos with Santa at Peppermint
Village (nominal fee for photo)
4:15pm - Costume Contest Judging (Sign up for the costume contest at the registration link above)
5:30pm Ride Starts 5:45pm – 7pm Stage Performances 7:15pm AMBC Mountain Bike Drawing (Must be registered & present to win!) 7:20pm Costume Contest Winners Announced (Must be registered & present to win!)
Live life boldy!
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