BIKES ON THE BAYOU FESTIVAL 2023
April 28 - APRIL 30
EVENT DETAILS:
PRE-PARTY:
FRIDAY, APRIL 28TH / 5PM-2AM
(LOCATION: EL BIG BAD)
FESTIVAL MAIN EVENT DETAILS:
SATURDAY, APRIL 29TH / 11AM-11PM
SUNDAY , APRIL 30TH / 11AM-6PM
(LOCATION: ELEANOR TINSLEY PARK)
about the festival
Bikes on the Bayou is a family event that celebrates motorcycles, bicycles and scooters in Eleanor Tinsley Park and along Allen Parkway. This all-inclusive festival will bring together the city’s two-wheeled enthusiasts to celebrate music, culture and their riding communities.
The event will also provide motorcyclists the opportunity to participate in cruises throughout the festival space and secure overnight parking on festival grounds. Event organizers have meticulously chosen music acts for the festival with different genres to reset the mood each day.
Here are some of the events you will find at Bikes on the Bayou – 2X!
- Stunt area(s) BMX or Yamaha
- Ball of Death
- Sampling area – Biergarten
- Crawfish cove
- Cornhole tourney
- Pickleball exhibition area
- Car show promenade
- Family Zone
- Premium seated area off main stage
smooth scroll
music lineup
DEAD MAN’S HAND
PAUL VAL
TBA
BIKINI CONTEST
LIL TROY
HOLD ON HOLLYWOOD
POWERMAN 5000
THE MIGHTY ORQ
VALLEJO
LOS SKARNALES
stunt area(s) BMX or Yamaha 2X
Ball of Death 2X
WHERE TO PARK
FAQ
No.
Only tickets for the full weekend are being sold. We’ve made the ticket as inexpensive as possible,
however, to encourage you to come more than one day.
Absolutely!
While we don’t have activities designed specifically for children, Bikes on the Bayou is
absolutely a family friendly event. The more the merrier.
Yes!
Motorcycles (as well as scooters and bicycles) are welcome on the festival grounds. The inner and
outer two lanes on Allen Parkway (east and westbound) will be reserved for motorcycle parking.
Furthermore, overnight security will be provided so bikes can be left overnight or for the duration of the
festival.
Of course!
Please contact our vendor coordinator at [email protected]
Here’s a better list of the things you definitely cannot bring:
The Houston Parks and Recreation Department regulations prohibit dogs, amphibians, reptiles and snakes that may or may not be considered dangerous. Therefore, we require the ban of all such animals. This does not include Seeing Eye dogs or other dogs that provide assistance to physically challenged individuals.
Also, no outside food or drink, lawn chairs, coolers, or four-wheeled vehicles, and no firearms are allowed inside the grounds as Bikes on the Bayou is a 51% business.