The 11th annual ride · 2026
Pedal for
P-Man.
Join us for bike rides, good food, games, and good company as we remember Patrick and celebrate one more good day together.
November 14, 2026 · 9:30 AM
Grant Park Pavilions 1 & 2 · Atlanta
Bring your bike, bring the kids, bring a friend, or just bring yourself.
Come for the ride.
Stay for the company.
Every year, we gather to remember Patrick through some of his favorite things: getting outside, riding bikes, and spending time with people he loved. This year, we’re keeping that spirit front and center with good food, fun and games, and plenty of time to catch up with old friends and meet new ones.
Ride with us, take a walk, or hang out at the pavilion. There’s more than one way to have one more good day.
The day’s lineup
Saturday, November 14 · All times Eastern
9:30 AM
Welcome & gather
Arrive, settle in, and say hello.
10:00 AM
Speakers & grantee panel
Hear from the people and organizations putting P-Man grants to work and creating opportunities for connection in recovery.
10:30 AM
Kids’ ride
Bikes and scooters welcome for a ride within the park.
11:00 AM
Adult ride
Head out together for a ride through Grant Park and the surrounding area.
12:00 PM
Lunch & socialize
Gather back at the pavilion for good food, games, and an afternoon with friends.
Where to find us
Meet at Grant Park Pavilions 1 & 2. Parking options include the paid Grant Park Gateway parking deck and street parking near Berne Street SE and Park Avenue SE.
Why we ride
Patrick described sobriety as stringing together “one more good day” after another. The P-Man Foundation carries that idea forward by funding sober social activities that help people in recovery find community, purpose, and joy.
Learn about our mission →Get tickets on Eventbrite
Every shirt has a memory.
Revisit the shirts, faces, and moments from Pedal for P-Man, beginning with the first ride in 2016.
See the shirts & past photos →Pedal for P-Man · 2025
One ride. So many good days.
A look back at the 10th annual ride — and the people who made it possible.
A tradition worth
keeping.
Since 2016, friends and family have come together on bikes to honor Patrick’s memory. Every year adds new faces and new memories.
Explore the ride’s historyCan’t join the ride?
You can still help make sober social activities possible. Every donation goes to grants, while ride tickets support the event.
Support a good day