This past week was a rough week to be the pregnant family biking columnist at BikePortland. Heck, it was a rough week to be a human being in Portland. Like many Pacific Northwesterners, our home doesn’t have AC, so we just roast and try to figure out survival strategies. Cooling off with young kids is … Read more
There’s nowhere to turn, nowhere to hide. No way to stop, The Car.
Kids these days.
An indie film about journalism and biking.
The Swedish-made film draws on characters in Sao Paulo, Los Angeles, Toronto and Copenhagen.
A local man’s documentary history of the Critical Mass movement in Portland will premiere May 23 at the Clinton Street Theater.
Editor’s note: This movie review was written by contributor (and our down-the-street neighbor) Joe Biel. Earlier this year, we covered Biel’s forthcoming documentary about Critical Mass. We’re actively seeking to publish more book and movie reviews on the site — if there’s something you’d like to review for us, please get in touch. With the … Read more
You’ve heard about it, now tomorrow is your chance to see it for yourself in Portland.
“…prepare yourself for bicyclophilia gone just plain NUTS!”— from description of Veer in Victoria Film Fest program This week at the Victoria Film Festival, film buffs from all over the world will get their first chance to see Veer, the feature-length documentary about Portland’s bike culture. Veer producers Greg Fredette and Jason Turner arrived in … Read more