A Special Black History Month Ride!
This month, we’re riding to the Sojourner Truth Museum in South Sacramento (@sojomuseum) for a special Black History Month visit! The museum is usually closed on Sundays, but they’re opening their doors just for us, offering a unique tour experience.

Date: Sunday, February 23, 2025
Meet at: 9:30 AM | Roll out: 10:00 AM
Starting Location: 85°C Bakery Café, 5591 Sky Pkwy #411, Sacramento (here’s a good bike route to the café from 24th Street & 2nd Avenue)
Tour Cost: $12 for a guided tour | $8 for self-guided. You can pay by cash, CashApp ($Sojomuseum), or PayPal (nasarakeys@hotmail.com)
Need assistance? SABA will cover your ticket if needed—just let us know!
Ride with GPS route from 85°C Bakery Café to the museum.
Spots are limited! The museum can accommodate up to 50 people for the tours, so be sure to RSVP early! Sign-ups are required for this ride! Indoor parking available for up to 50 bikes! Can’t wait to see you there!
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