Bridges for Music’s Annual ADE charity cycle: Pedaling for social impact

Participants will receive benefits such as an ADE Pro Pass and accommodation.

Photo Credit: Bridges for Music – Website

Bridges for Music is gearing up for its annual charity cycle to the Amsterdam Dance Event (ADE) this October. This initiative combines the thrill of cycling with the goal of driving social change through music.

Last year’s ride raised €70,000 for underprivileged youth in South Africa, setting a high bar for this year’s event. The 2024 edition introduces an exciting new route, spanning 500 kilometers from London to Amsterdam.

Powered by AlphaTheta and in partnership with ADE, the four-stage journey kicks off on October 13th from  Shoreditch in London. Cyclists will traverse the picturesque landscapes of the UK, Belgium, and the Netherlands before arriving at ADE on October 16th.

Participants can look forward to a host of benefits, including an ADE Pro Pass, accommodation, and comprehensive support throughout the route. In a nod to inclusivity, the ride welcomes cyclists of all skill levels, offering options for partial participation and bike rentals.

Beyond its charitable mission, the event also champions environmental sustainability. With an estimated saving of 8,750 kg in CO2 emissions for a group of 50 riders, it’s a testament to the power of eco-friendly transportation.

For those eager to be part of this impactful journey, limited spaces are available for the October 13–16, 2024 event. To join or learn more, visit the Bridges for Music official website.