PETER COTTONTAIL, JR., adapted by Benton Jennings, is the inaugural production by SkyPilot Theatre Company’s “Children Theatre Outreach.” This new charity-based program provides theatre to children from shelters and other charities free of charge. And with an understanding of the high cost of raising children, they will also be doing performances open to […]

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Going to the Cactus Gallery is always an adventure and seeing their artwork is a memory that will stay with you forever.
The gallery is easily accessible via Metro Gold Line, Bus and by bike and there are always monthly Art Walk as well as Art Rides to their art opening parties. This upcoming show […]

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Two months have already passed and we are riding again to the Bicycle Advisory Committee. (Even though not many on the Committee are cyclists and not much advising is going on, we just have to accept their name for the time being.)
I couldn’t attend the June meeting but I heard it was quite […]

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The Bicycle Film Festival celebrates the bicycle. We went last year and the year before and not only are the films inspiring, but we get to see all our friends again.
The Los Angeles County Bicycle Coalition provides free bicycle valet parking and Ashira, Jimmy and T.J. from Orange 20 are going to throw a huge […]

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Held annually in June, Film Independent’s Los Angeles Film Festival showcases the best of American and International cinema over the course of 11 days.
They film festival screens more then 250 features, documentaries, shorts, and music videos. For 2007, they are introducing new features on Broxton Avenue including live musical performances, free outdoor screenings, and more.
Now […]

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Now considered a classic of 20th-century American drama, Desire scandalized early audiences for its treatment of infanticide, alcoholism, vengeance, and incest. The very first Los Angeles cast was arrested for performing an obscene work!
This exciting new revival is directed by Jeffrey Hayden and features Charlie Robinson and Dig Wayne of last year’s multiple award-winning production […]

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Started in 2005, the EPFC Youth Film Fest is an annual event that presents a diverse and eclectic array of youth-produced documentary, experimental and animated films from around the world.
The film festival seeks to bring together young filmmakers and dedicated youth arts educators to share images, ideas and knowledge and provide a forum for young […]

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The monthly RIDE-Arc rides are always a lot of fun and also educational. Hihihi. We rode with Alex and Gabe a few times and this one is going to be truly an awesome ride! The route is in Long Beach and Art Wong of the Port of Long Beach, Asst. Director of Communications, will be […]

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Celebrate Earth Day by riding with us to the Environmental Film Festival at the Autry National Center in Griffith Park on Sunday, April 22, 2007 at 9 am.
Sponsored by Sierra Club Productions, the festival features films such as An Inconvenient Truth and Who Killed The Electric Car as well as some unknown ones such as […]

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STORM THE BASTILLE
Tuesday, April 3rd, 5:30 pm
The Los Angeles Bicycle Advisory Committee meets every other month to address cycling issues in the City of Los Angeles. They speak on behalf of the cycling community and advise the Los Angeles City Council, the Department of Transportation, the Planning Departments and the Department of Recreation […]

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