Tell Starsky and Hutch their car has been found — and is now being driven by a 21st century ‘Hutch,’ aka David and Sophia Hutchinson, who travel Duval Street in Key West during the Wesley House Family Services BeLighted Bike Ride on Dec. 2.
More than 3,000 bicycles, stand-up scooters and other forms of human-powered transportation joined the rolling revelry that took to the streets of Key West on Dec. 2 for the BeLighted Bike Ride presented by Wesley House Family Services.
The ride raised holiday spirits and funds for Wesley House’s programs.
Before the ride departed the Truman Waterfront Park, Wesley House transformed the Coffee Butler Amphitheater into a Holiday Village for kids.
There was live music by the Bahama Village Music Program, visits with Santa and Mrs. Claus, a booth with fake snow for Key West kids to explore, games, crafts, face-painting, free bike helmets and more.
Katchen Duncan of the Bahama Village Music Program introduces a group of students, who performed during the Wesley House Family Services Holiday Village event on Dec. 2 at the Coffee Butler Amphitheater. CAROL TEDESCO/KeyWestHolidayFest.comAn Abominable Snowman helps to pedal a tandem bike behind a human companion on Duval Street. CAROL TEDESCO/KeyWestHolidayFest.comA cyclist pedals a bike “guided” by a red-nosed reindeer. CAROL TEDESCO/KeyWestHolidayFest.comSmall people, tall people and assorted canine companions took to the streets of Key West Dec. 2 for the annual Wesley House Family Services BeLighted Bike Ride. CAROL TEDESCO/KeyWestHolidayFest.comJaylee Garner, 7, and 8-month old Julian Garner pose for a photo with Santa and Mrs. Claus (Ric and Cindy McCausland) during the Wesley House Family Services Holiday Village extravaganza on Dec. 2 at the Coffee Butler Amphitheater. CAROL TEDESCO/KeyWestHolidayFest.comFrom left, Carrie Blass, 3, Vera Esquinaldo, 3, and Grace Griffin, 2, all of Key West, play with faux snow at the Early Learning Coalition of Miami-Dade/Monroe booth. CAROL TEDESCO/KeyWestHolidayFest.com
