Bicycles at Lincoln Center This May!
Posted by Gina Telaroli on April 22, 2009 at 2:50 pm
CATEGORIES: Culture, Education, Environment

Bicycle Race from Tony the Misfit's flickr account CC
I love the Film Society of Lincoln Center and I love bicycles, so I couldn’t be more pleased about the fact that May is the FSLC’s Bike Month!
The program highlights are below:
(via the FilmLinc blog)
- Beginning on May 5th, the Film Society celebrates Bike Month with a special series of events including a screening of Veer, a bicycle documentary, plus panel discussion with green transportation advocates Scott Bricker, Bill DiPaola, Brendt Barbur, and reception afterward.
- Then on May 13 at 6:30 PM, we bring you a free event, “The Blueprint for the Future of the Upper West Side,” a panel discussion focused on a bikeable, walkable, high-performance future for the Upper West Side.
- Does the transit fare increase have you down? Join the legions of bike commuters during our FREE seminar on “Bike Commuting 101? on May 19th.
- Plus, we’ve got some surprises in store for you, including a special feature for the filmlinc blog where our resident cyclists pick their favorite bicycle moments on film, and perhaps some exciting extras at the Veer screening. Stay tuned, and get ready to hop on that bike and ride to Lincoln Center.
How awesome is that! takepart to support the FSLC and all of their awesome programming and then takepart / with Times Up - an awesome bike advocacy group.
CATEGORIES: Culture, Education, Environment
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