The Radavist

Camera Corner is coming to Santa Fe this September 25th, at 7 PM, at the Jean Cocteau Cinema. Tickets are $10 and are on sale now. This show will sell out as the Jean Cocteau has limited seating, so if you’re in the area or want to come to Santa Fe for the screening, buy them now, as it will sell out.

Our friends at State Bicycle Co. are giving away a State Klunker to one lucky-ticketed attendee.

Ripton will also be sponsoring a “Jort Track” race before the show at 5 PM at the La Tierra Frijoles trailhead with the Santa Fe Rattlers. Details on that to come!

The end of September is a beautiful time here in Santa Fe and we encourage anyone wanting to travel for the screening to make a weekend out of it.

John will be leading a MTB ride on Saturday, September 28th, for intermediate riders.

See you there!

Pre-Order the Camera Corner Book here!

Camera Corner will have its world premiere at the MADE Bike Show Movie Night on Friday, August 23rd. It will screen at 8 PM at the Zidell Yards in Portland, Oregon, and your entry to the film is free if you have a MADE ticket for Friday. Otherwise, it’s $10. Yakima is sponsoring the movie night and We Are One is buying the first 400 beers for the evening events. Do not miss out!

We recommend buying your tickets ahead of time as this show will sell out and there are no guarantees you’ll be able to get in the night of. You can buy tickets at MADE.

Read on for more information about 2024 MADE.

Join us on Friday and Saturday, August 16 and 17th, 2024, for the screening of Camera Corner, a feature-length documentary by The Radavist showcasing photographer Wende Cragg’s influential documentation during the genesis of mountain biking.

Friday’s fundraiser event (doors at 6:30, film starts at 7:30 both nights) is now open to all. Guests are invited to attend Wende’s post-movie “Chewin’ the Fat” discussion with mountain bike pioneers like Joe Breeze, Charlie Kelly, Otis Guy, and more.

On Saturday, August 17th, we repeat the fundraiser with another viewing of Camera Corner, then stick around for round two of “Chewin’ the Fat” with Wende and local legends.

BUY YOUR TICKETS HERE

Proceeds go to supporting the Marin Museum of Bicycling.

The Marin Museum of Bicycling is a 501(c)3 non-profit dedicated to illuminating and celebrating cycling’s past, present, and future. Fundraisers like this make its exhibitions and programs possible so thank you for the support!