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QUEEN WEST ART CRAWL

Catch The Winking Circle in action at the Queen West Art Crawl. Now in its fifth year, the QWAC is one of the largest multi-disciplinary, community-based festivals that Toronto has to offer. We'll be in Trinity Bellwoods Park, from noon till 5pm on Saturday September 15 and Sunday September 16, and will be displaying and riding our artbikes, building new ones on site and helping you to eccentrify your own ride. Bring your own materials or use the materials on hand - paint, glue, beads and toys to create your own art bike. Visit the Winking Circle and discover ways to eccentrify your own life and transform the world around you.

BMX JAM AUGUST 26

TALL TALL BIKE TAKES TO

Last Friday a dream was realized. I rode the tall tall bike in Critical Mass. Understandably I was wary of riding the bike in the city and wanted to be confident the chains wouldn't fall off (as had been happening before I added chain guides) and going OTB wouldn't be much fun either. But I survived. People really enjoyed it (especially in the Eaton's Centre) and Martino of Bike Lane Diary took some great photos. Thanks to my brother Dan who rode by my side and Matt O who took control of the Super 8 camera. See also the post at Torontoist.

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SKI BOYS at AAFF

The Ski Boys' lost reels will be screening for the first time in the US of A at the internationally-renowned Ann Arbor Film Festival.

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4-PERSON BIKE IN QUEBEC CITY

SKI BOYS TAKE TORONTO

The Ski Boys' found footage will be screening at the New Toronto Works Show on Saturday, February 24, 8pm at the Latvian House, 491 College St.

GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP CONFERENCE

The Winking Circle video zine will be playing at the 2007 Global Citizenship Conference at McMaster University on Saturday March 3rd at 8:30pm.

LONG LIVE FILM!

The Ski Boys lost Super 8 film has been found and will be screening at the Cinematheque in Toronto on November 29 at 6:30 PM as part of LIFTs 'Film is Dead! Long Live Film!' commissioned film project. It's a free event and is sure to be a thrilling evening celebrating the irreplaceable magic of celluloid and light. Check out the details at Cinematheque