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CELEBRATE BIKE MONTH with three Green Screens events! BIKE UP and save! All cyclists bearing helmets can purchase tickets for only $9! SPECIAL SCREENING Veer Tuesday, May 5, 6:30pm ~ Buy Tickets Director Greg Fredette, Producer Jason Turner, executive director of the Bicycle Transportation Alliance Scott Bricker, executive director of Time's Up! Bill DiPaola, and founding director of the Bicycle Film Festival Brendt Barbur will host a panel discussion and answer questions after the screening. A reception sponsored by Bfold, the folding bike specialist, and 42 Below will follow the event. Read more... FREE PANEL DISCUSSION The Blueprint for the Future Upper West Side A Roadmap for Truly Livable Streets Wednesday, May 13 at 6:30pm Frieda and Roy Furman Gallery Presented with Transportation Alternatives Read more... FREE SEMINAR Bike Commuting 101 Tuesday, May 19 at 6:30pm Frieda and Roy Furman Gallery Presented with Bike NY Read more... Veer Greg Fredette, USA, 2009; 98m Narrated by Matthew Modine, Greg Fredette’s Veer is an inside look at bike culture follows five lives invested in and growing alongside a booming social movement: a designer of extreme “freakbikes,” a bicycle rights lobbyist, a bike safety instructor, a member of an all-woman mini-bike dance team, and a world traveler bringing his profound cultural experiences astride a bike home. These remarkably different personalities intersect to inspire a level of change and community growth they never anticipated. Screening with a whirlwind review of the annual Round*Up Compact Bicycle Festival’s Fast Fold Showdown, Lynette Chiang, USA, 2007; 7m. For more information on Lynette Chiang please visit her website. For more information on event sponsor Bfold, please visit their website. FREE PANEL DISCUSSION The Blueprint for the Future Upper West Side A Roadmap for Truly Livable Streets Wednesday, May 13 at 6:30pm Frieda and Roy Furman Gallery Presented with Transportation Alternatives Following a year of community-driven planning, the Upper West Side Streets Renaissance Campaign offers the first look at its Blueprint for new bikeable, walkable, and high-performance streets. The first neighborhood-wide plan incorporating the full range of improvements being considered by the NYC Department of Transportation, the Blueprint details safer crossing for pedestrians, physically protected bike lanes, better managed parking and restricted through-traffic on residential streets. This exclusive panel will include Peter Arndtsen, District Manager of the Columbus Amsterdam BID; Peter Frishauf, Transportation Alternatives; Mary Beth Kelly, Board of Directors and co-chair of the Advisory Council at Transportation Alternatives, Board of Directors of Safe Streets Inc., member of the Leadership Group of the Upper West Side Streets Renaissance Campaign; and Dee Rieber, President of the 75th Street Block Association, member of the Leadership Group for the Upper West Side Streets Renaissance Campaign. Transportation Alternatives’ mission is to reclaim New York City's streets from the automobile and to advocate for bicycling, walking, and public transit as the best transportation alternatives. For more information visit transalt.org The full blueprint is available in pdf format; to view/download it click HERE. FREE SEMINAR Bike Commuting 101 Tuesday, May 19 at 6:30pm Frieda and Roy Furman Gallery Presented with Bike NY If you live within 10 miles of your workplace, bicycling is a great way to get to work—fun, great for your health, less expensive than most alternatives, and frequently the fastest commute. In celebration of New York City's Bike Month, Green Screens teams up with Bike NY to present a free seminar on the ways you can make your daily ride to work more comfortable, more efficient, and much safer. For more information visit bikenewyork.org About Green Screens The Film Society’s Green Screens program addresses through film the vital environmental concerns of global warming, the safety of our food supply, sustainable living, and more. Green Screens is programmed by Isa Cucinotta and Marian Masone.