📅 Doors 7PM / Program 7:35PM
🎙️ Wild Cards ~ sign up at event)
Help us spread the word and come celebrate bike life with us ! 🌙
✨Stories • Community • Cycling Joy✨
Get hyped for **Bike Story Night** at Hold Out Brewing (central Austin) under their big covered patio. We will have 5 Featured Storytellers sharing some tales from past adventures, using the bike as alternative ways of transportation, the joys and horrors of riding a truly weird bike and more!
🚲 Check out more photo Sneak Peeks Here
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Whether you're a Featured Storyteller, a Wild Card or just want to come hear the stories - Bike Story Night is all about celebrating our bike life, adventures and the joy they bring.I t’s going to be a memorable night filled with stories, community, and cycling love.
Wanna volunteer? DM or Email valerie@bikestorynight.com
Wanna Sponsor? Email is the same.
Feel free to send an email with any questions -
valerie@bikestorynight.com
👋🏼 Suggested $10 - $20 Donation in advance on Eventbrite or via BuyMeACoffee.com 🚲✨🚲✨
Every penny counts and your Donation to Bike Story Night helps us continue to grow and keep this and many other regular group rides and community events organized by VARU Creative sustainable. Your donation is greatly appreciated! THANK YOU SO MUCH! As always feel free to reach out with any questions.
Want to volunteer? or become a Sponsor?
Reach out via email: Valerie @ bikestorynight .com
Featured Storyteller Sneak Peeks✌️
Russell Taylor - “In 1985, a design student created a folding bike called the Strida. 32 years later, I made it my daily driver—and discovered the wild joys (and horrors) of riding something truly weird.”
Tommy Eden - “Bicycling to destinations near… and very, very far.”
Claudia Garza - "Bought my first road bike secondhand, then it was stolen. So I upgraded and trained for a half marathon, my first big goal since getting sober in 2021. Now I’m hooked on biking for health, my city, and the planet.”
Dominique Burkett - “I went looking for Thomas Dambo trolls in Seattle and ended up in an ambulance. Concussed and alone, I thought my adventure was over until a compassionate stranger changed everything.”
Eric Hernandez - “Lost my job and my mojo during Covid, so I rode my vintage 1973 Schwinn from NYC to Canada then south all the way to Key West. Along the way, I found adventure, unexpected encounters, and ended up living there for two years.”
+ 2 Wild Card Stories
& Community Plugs
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