This weekend, two shows are coming to CenturyLink Field in Seattle: The Seattle Bike Show and the Travel, Trips and Adventure Expo.

The Show and Expo will be open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 28, and from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday, Mar. 1.

Produced by Cascadia Events, in partnership with the Cascade Bicycle Show, the Seattle Bike Show offers over 150 exhibitors to entice participants with new gear, expert demos, or opportunities to speak with experts and advocates.

The Seattle Bike Show costs $10 for persons over the age of 17, with those under 17 given free admittance.

This year’s Seattle Bike Show ticket will also include access to the Travel, Trips and Adventure Expo, going on the same weekend and also at CenturyLink Field.

Hear from speakers such as Bob Roll, former professional cyclist, and Craig Undeem, owner of Cycle University, or head to the outdoor demo zone where vendors will be showing their newest products and you get a hands-on experience.

New this year is the ‘Dirt Zone’, a pump track for vendors of mountain and single track gear can showcase their products with expert rider demos.

The Travel, Trip and Adventure Expo not only offers retail specials only available at the Expo, but will also be offering expert discussions, over 100 exhibitors, and a beer and wine garden for those over 21.

Take your turn on a zip line or watch canoe and kayak experts take on the Whitewater Demo Pool.

Whether you are an enthusiast of biking, hiking, running, water-based sports, or outdoors exploits head out to CenturyLink Field for the dual presentation of the Seattle Bike Show and the Seattle Travel, Trips and Adventure Expo, this weekend only!

Deanna Isaacs the owner, editor-in-chief and lead journalist at The Auto Reporter. She graduated from the University of Washington's Communication department in 2014 with a BA in Journalism. She enjoys sports cars, working on her classic two-seaters and long drives where she can annoy the husband. You can reach Deanna Isaacs using the Contact Us form: https://www.theautoreporter.com/contact/.