Dec. 4 Starbomb Update (time & location)

The Starbomb taking place tonight has had a slight change. It will now be combined with the Open Projector Night at the Taubman Museum.  Join us for one or both events.

Open Project Night
7PM -The Taubman Museum of Art Teen Advisory Committee and the Grandin Theater present the audience favorite short films featured for 2009 at the Grandin Theaters Open Projector Night series. See the top 3 audience vote getters from each of the 4 screenings of locally produced and created short films.  Location: Taubman Museum of Art, Taubman Theatre. Cost: $6.50

StarBomb (aka SantaBomb)
9PM- Ride your mini bike to the Taubman for the “Best of Open Projector Night” with films created by and starring a number of SCV members. Bike parking at the Taubman in the gated outdoor cafe, followed by a STARBOMB bus and bike shuttle pickup directly in front of the Taubman, then the usual high-speed mini-bike action & kickin after-party at Blue 5.

Learn more about what it means to StarBomb>>>

Veer The Movie (Sept. 11)

Veer explores America’s fast-growing bicycling culture by profiling five people whose lives are inextricably tied to bicycling and the bike-centric social groups they belong to. The film follows these characters over the course of a year, offering a behind-the-scenes look at their personal struggles and triumphs. Veer examines what it means to be part of a community, and how social movements are formed.

Take a chance to win a tall bike, created by Bad Eye Deer!

Everyone who rides a bike to the screening will be offered complimentary valet parking, and a surprise!

After the party, join the “Well Lit Bike Ride” to the Car Less Museum and enjoy an after movie popcorn party. Maybe enter the “Slowest Bike Rider contest”, or watch a “Tall Bike Joust”.

This isn’t just for bicyclists. This is about having fun just as much as bicycling and relationships in our urbiculture mosaic. This is how we all connect!

Veer is brought to you as a fundraiser for Sharebike.org, a charitable organization which was created to stimulate, support and link together a wide range of community-based bicycle initiatives in the Roanoke Valley.

Admission price is $8.50 and tickets are available at the door, or in advance by calling 540-342-5760.  The event takes place a 7PM at the Taubman Museum.