BICAS

We will be closed for Juneteenth! We will be closed on Thursday, June 19th, to celebrate Juneteenth. You can’t separate peace from FREEDOM because no one can be at peace unless he has his freedom.— MALCOLM X — See you around the shop on Friday!

We’re delighted to feature Jackie, a Tucson-based artist whose breathtaking patch creations crackle with glorious, unshakable life. From garment-making and leatherwork, Jackie’s commitment to justice and community blazes through deliberate and impactful usage of color, texture, and contrasts. Where are you from? Most of my life I’ve lived in the southeast part of Michigan, and

Last Crafternoon before Summer Hiatus! Join us this Saturday, May 31, for the final Crafternoon of the season — before the deepening heat begins our annual summer hiatus with the start of June! Swing by this final Saturday, from 1 PM to 4 PM, and make the most of our wide array of salvaged crafting

Win a State Bicycle and Support BICAS! BICAS is holding a bike raffle! Donated by the generous people at Campfire Cycling, we will be raffling off a State Bicycle Co. 4130 All-Road Flat Bar bike. This brand new 4130 All-Road offers the benefits of advanced-gravel technology at an accessible price. Featuring a rugged 4130 Chromoly

We are seeking water donations! As the heat ramps up this summer in Tucson, our goal is to respond as a resource for our community. We are seeking donations of drinking water — bottles, jugs, and other drinking water. Water can be dropped off at our shop at 2001 N 7th Ave. Thank you!

BICAS Art featured in Arizona Daily Star! We’re so excited to see BICAS Art featured in the Daily Star! And even more excited to see Meaghan, one of our favorite people! An invaluable artist volunteer, Meaghan utilizes our welding station in the BICAS art area during drop-in crafting hours, and donates a ton of her

We will be closed for Mother’s Day! We will be closed on Sunday, May 11th, to celebrate mothers. See you around the shop on Wednesday!

We’re delighted to spotlight Kimberly Speer! Her striking use of color amidst muted hues transforms fabrics, yarns, paints, beads, and found materials into evocative pieces. Each work is layered or woven with immense poignancy — from magestic contrasts to subtle, floral flourishes. Where are you from? I’m from Yuma Arizona What got you started making

BICAS is closed on May 1st (International Workers Day) We will be closed on Sunday, May 1st! See you in the shop Wednesday and Friday!

Sunlight spills through the west door, pooling soft gold across the concrete floor. The gentle light of a Tuesday afternoon catches on the colorful murals of bicycle tools and sweet, sleepy animals, playfully around a whiteboard with sketched diagrams in black marker.