This weekend, Sport

Massed bike ride from the Meadows down to the Scottish Parliament at Holyrood to raise awareness of the need for proper provision for cyclists on our roads. Come one, come all (even those who don't own a bike) to help make some noise for road safety and follow it all up with a picnic in Holyrood Park.

Outdoor pursuits to enjoy, including climbing, archery, abseiling and bushcraft.

If you harbour visions of your kids pitching for the Red Sox one day, these weekly baseball matches and training sessions should help them hone their ball skills and give you a taste of classic Americana to boot (don't forget the hot dogs and potato chips). Ages 6–13.

Cycle aficionados of all stripes will find something to grind their gears at this third annual festival of all things bike: from vintage to modern specimens to demonstrations and races, along with a 'cyclejumble' sale, trade stalls and club stands.

An informal weekly practice for beginners and regular players alike.

The registered RYA Training and Sailability Centre which runs courses and coaching sessions for members throughout the summer, with a mixed fleet of dinghies available. Anyone interested is welcomed to enquire.

Part of the Push The Boat Out initiative, all welcome, but children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Bring a towel, soft soled shoes and change of clothes. Also suitable for anyone interested in dinghy sailing, canoeing, windsurfing or who just likes the great outdoors.

Photographs and garments providing an insight into the changing cultural and economic landscape of the UK, exploring the impact on the disposable incomes of footballers following the abolition of the maximum wage.

Basic rock climbing technique sessions for beginners, covering the basics in ropes, traversing and getting hooked up.