Bike Month ended May 31, but the pedal-driven bliss continues with Cincinnati’s second annual Queen City Bike + Dine noon to 5 p.m. Saturday, June 6 starting at Park + Vine, 1109 Vine Street. This 22-mile bike tour highlights some of Cincinnati’s best vegan options at four local restaurants (Speckled Bird Cafe, The Loving Cafe, Maribelle’s Tavern, Otto’s), while emphasizing the ease of getting around on a bicycle. Advance tickets are $35 and available at Park + Vine (513-721-7275). There’s even a cool ride T-shirt available during the ride for an additional fee. Proceeds benefit Imago Earth Center in Price Hill. There are a couple last-minute tickets available.

Cincinnati’s second annual Queen City Bike + Dine kicks off at noon Saturday, June 6 at Park + Vine, 1109 Vine St. This 22-mile, five-hour bike tour highlights some of Cincinnati’s best vegan options at four local restaurants (Speckled Bird Cafe, The Loving Cafe, Maribelle’s Tavern, Otto’s), while emphasizing the ease of getting around on a bicycle. Advance tickets are $35 and available at Park + Vine (513-721-7275). Cool ride T-shirt available during the ride for an additional fee. Proceeds benefit Imago Earth Center in Price Hill. Hurry, because space is limited.

Learn how to run a diesel vehicle off used vegetable oil from Imago Board President Jim Taddeo 6 p.m. Tuesday, May 5 at Park + Vine. See a converted diesel car, and the process of collecting and filtering. Program is free, although any donations at the door will go to Imago’s general fund.

Embrace your inner-treehugger at Green Drinks Cincinnati’s second annual Shop Green 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Dec. 18 at Park + Vine.

Here’s your chance to enjoy a little camaraderie while shopping for the benefit of Imago Earth Center. Park + Vine is donating 15 percent of sales to the 16-acre wildlife preserve and education center in Price Hill. Josie from Mayapple Creations will be demonstrating eco-friendly wire wrap jewelry featuring recycled sterling silver, Fair Trade recycled glass, and local woodland materials. We’re accepting donations to offset the cost of the actual green drinks (i.e., locally brewed beer, locally made ginger cider from Five Star Foodies).

Based on past experience, this group knows how to party and the store fills up fast so arrive early.

Cincinnati’s Enright Ridge Urban Eco-Village is showcasing 11 homes during its second annual home and garden tour 1 to 4 p.m. May 18. Homes on the tour have been rehabbed for energy efficiency and sustainability and include such features as super-insulation of roofs and walls, low VOC paints and rain gardens.

Founded in 2004, the eco-village was originally sponsored by Imago as a way to counter foreclosures along Enright Ave. The non-profit has purchased four houses on the street, three of which have sold, as well as the building at the corner of Enright and West Eighth Street. The neighborhood also features a food co-op and is working on walking trails and a bike co-op.

What: Enright Ridge Urban Eco-Village second annual home and garden tour, art show and plant sale

Where: Tickets can be purchased at Imago Earth Center, 700 Enright Ave.

When: 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday, May 18

Cost: Tickets are $10 if ordered in advance by calling 513-921-1932 or $12 at Imago the day of the tour.

Information: Call 513-921-1932 or visit www.enrightridgeecovillage.org

Here are two upcoming local green events certainly worth checking out:

Running Your Diesel Car with Vegetable Oil, May 6: Imago Earth Center is hosting a grease car conversion demonstration 6 p.m. May 6 at its Price Hill home, 700 Enright Ave. Jim Taddeo, Imago board president, will demonstrate how his own car runs on vegetable oil. Bring a dish to share or just come for the presentation.

MoBo Bicycle Cooperative Fun Raiser, May 17: Celebrate one whole year of bicycles, community, education, learning and more bicycles at MoBo Bicycle Cooperative’s second annual “Fun Raiser” 7 p.m. to midnight May 17 at Off the Avenue Studios, 1546 Knowlton Ave. Advance tickets ($8 for members, $10 for non-members) are available at Park + Vine, 1109 Vine St. (Over-the-Rhine), and Shake It Records, 4156 Hamilton Ave. (Northside). The ticket price includes food with an Italian bent, local ales and porters, homemade ginger ale, raffle items galore, and music from the likes of Peter Adams, Matt Shelton, and Wussy.