The Fucking Bike Club rides under the full moon! Bring your bike and your mustache!

Starts at Turtle Park (Tamm @ Oakland), 11pm.

http://www.fuckingbikeclub.blogspot.com/
http://www.myspace.com/bikeclubfbc
http://www.farmersalmanac.com/2006-2007-full-moons (full moons)

Meet at Kiener Plaza...with bike, silly!

The St. Louis Bike Fed's monthly board meeting is at 7 p.m. this Thursday, Sept. 6, at the William Kerr Foundation building, 21 O'Fallon Street. This is across the street from the trailhead for the Riverfront Trail.

This meeting is open to all seeking to promote the Bike Fed's mission: Advocacy, education, safety and access for folks on bikes. If you're available, plan to come.

CAMP is doing a film series this fall! Suggestions for movies please!!

Movie suggestions
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We Were Painting Butterflies (documentary by Jackson Styron on 2003 Biodev events)

Dictatorship of Taste (documentary of Hungarian artists/poets/musicians)
http://Neshuifilms.com

Iraq for Sale: The War Profiteers
http://iraqforsale.org/

A Fair(y) Use Tale (commentary about stupid copyright law)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CJn_jC4FNDo

Human Lobotomy (from the Save the Internet folks, features a couple guys who founded the whole thing in the 60s)

The Ditty Bops
Mad Art Gallery
Thursday, August 23
2 special performances
7:00pm (all ages)
10:00pm (21+)

Mad Art Gallery is proud to welcome back The Ditty Bops. With voices
as sweet as honey and harmonies to match, the Ditty Bops call their
shows "pagan-vaudeville." Accompanied by guitar, mandolin, piano,
fiddle, stand-up bass, and lots of wild costume changes, their music
blends ragtime, western swing, bluegrass, and folk.
Their 2007 Summer Farm Tour supports Farm Aid (www.farmaid.org) and
local farm organizations and brings attention to sustainable

Hi all!

I'm moving to St. Louis and found you guys on a recommendation from a friend of mine. StLCAMP looks totally awesome, I can't wait to volunteer. In the meantime, I have a question -- I'm trying to find a cheap road bike to get around the city, because it's a big town and I really want to avoid buying a car. I called Maplewood and Big Shark bike shops but damn, those guys are costly!!

Tuesday July 31, 7pm-9pm.

Meet at the Bike Shop at CAMP if you want to help out and/or teach during the August class, or if you're an adult interested in being a student. The class will be held every Tues and Thurs in August, from 7-9pm. More info on the class.

For more information, email Dann at green(at)commonsound(dot)com or call 314-664-8023.

Registration for August bike class series. Meeting in the bike shop (back yard).

SWEAT, CAMP's bike shop, has received a grant to give a class in August.

The Bike Class will be every Tuesday and Thursday in August, 7pm-9pm. Registration date: August 2 at 7pm, or by email (green_at_commonsound.com). Kids ages 10 and up and adults of all ages are invited to participate. We will cover all basic bike systems by completely taking apart, cleaning/painting, and re-building a bike of the student's choice. The bike will be free to take home once it's complete (along with a helmet, lock, and basic tool set). The class is totally free, maximum 12 students.