Back in 2001, Brendt Barbur got struck by a city bus in NYC while riding his bicycle. Seventeen years later his brainchild, The Bicycle Film Fest, sets up in nearly 100 cities around the globe and celebrates our favorite two-wheeled mode of transport in film, art and music. And, parts of this year’s phenomenal six day fest will be held in North Brooklyn! Read on for more details about what’s going on in our ‘hood during the event (including the free and open to the public opening night BBQ). Check out the BFF site for a full schedule of events.
Tuesday, June 19th | 7-11 PM
Brooklyn Pump Track | 318 Kent Ave
Opening Night! FREE, plant based BBQ and open bar on the Williamsburg Waterfront at the pump track to kick off the festival
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Thursday June 21, Friday June 22 | 8pm doors, 9pm film; $25
Park Church Co-Op | 129 Russell St
Blonde Redhead’s Simone and Amedeo Pace will be performing an original score the band wrote with a chamber ensemble to a screening of the 1974 cycling film “Stars and WaterCarriers” by filmmaker, Jorgen Leth
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