Voted a best eventRiding is the centerpiece, but not required. Everyone is welcome at Community Park.
A FREE, family-friendly festival on Halloween Day, 2026! Featuring 35+ entertainment stations, a BMX stunt show, hundreds of costumed riders, and zombies falling out of the sky. The bike ride itself is the main event of the day, but it is entirely optional, so come on wheels or on foot. Money raised goes to our beneficiary, NorCal Trykers, to build custom trikes for children with disabilities. Check out our calendar for more events throughout October. Make Davis your Halloweekend destination!
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From The Walking Dead to Davis, being a zombie has never been more fun or more meaningful. This ride brings the community together while helping NorCal Trikers build custom bikes for kids with disabilities.
I love seeing my hometown grow stronger through events like this one. It brings people together for a beautiful cause. Just do not finish last, some of those zombies have not eaten in years.
The ride, the costumes, the stunt show, and the zombies that fall out of the sky.
Davis is the epicenter of the zombie outbreak each year, and it spreads across the entire region. See Halloween events in Davis all through October plus more in the surrounding towns, and have your fill of Halloween.
All things Halloween happening in Davis and the surrounding area.
Trick-or-treating, trunk-or-treats and evening events around the area, the night before the festival.
FREE at Community Park: 35+ entertainment stations, train rides, music, inflatables, crafts, carnival food, the Zombie Kingdom Quest, and more, plus a BMX stunt show at the halfway point in Mace Ranch Park.
Hundreds of costumed riders, one very undead route through Davis
PRO-rated skydivers drop into Community Park with smoke trails and flags
X Games-level riders at the halfway point in Mace Ranch Park
Free to watch: really good skateboarders doing tre flips, switch lipslides and costumed hijinks at the newly renovated skate park.
Not running in 2026. No replacement party is happening this year either.
A Davis first, in 2025. Not running in 2026.
The Zombie Bike Parade makes bicycling available to everyone, including children with disabilities. Over seven years, organizers have raised and donated more than $50,000, primarily from sponsors, to NorCal Trykers, who build custom tricycles for children with disabilities.
Each tricycle costs $1,600 to build. As of 2025, our events have put 42 children on custom trikes. Those children feel the freedom of riding and the wind in their hair for the first time. Our sponsors make that possible while keeping the festival almost entirely FREE to the public.
Every $1,000 sponsored becomes roughly $6,000 of festival. See how.
Giving under $150? Skip sponsorship and give directly to NorCal Trykers.
Every dollar goes to the nonprofit building custom adaptive tricycles for children with disabilities. No sponsorship package or festival benefits, just a direct gift that puts another child on wheels. Every tryke changes a life.
66 of 71 volunteer spots are filled for this year.
5 spots are still open across setup, ride marshals, headquarters, kids' zone, and teardown. Two hours makes a difference.
See open shiftsTiers from $150. Your logo in front of thousands of Davis families, and your money helps build tricycles for kids with disabilities.
See sponsorship tiersNonprofits, food vendors, games, and entertainment stations line the park. Apply for a booth or station before spaces run out.
Apply for a booth
Jim and Holly Moen asked that their sponsorship bring attention to food security in Yolo County instead of the usual marketing benefits. If a cause matters to you, we welcome sponsoring in its honor too.
Ride with us
2 riders have said they are coming
There is no real need to tell us you are coming. Just turn up.
But it does help us plan a great event. So everyone who tells us goes into a raffle to win Zombie Takis on us. If you're a winner, you can pick up your bag at Zombie Headquarters, Community Park.
Two quirky, fun tracks made for the festival by our Davis friend Matthew Wright of eNuminous and Archimedes.
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