HALLOWHEELIN'

SHOULD BE FUN! I THINK YOU SHOULD GO!

studio tofu presents:

in conjunction with:

dandyhorse magazine / spacing magazine / now magazine

the First Annual

Hallowheelin'

Urban Cycling Challenge
Saturday, October 31st

Open to ALL cyclists of ALL skill levels.

Two Courses: Easy and Hard

$8 To Ride, Includes Halloween After Party
Registration Starts 530pm at Manic Coffee 426 College
Ride Starts at 700pm SHARP!

Halloween afterparty @ CineCycle 401 Richmond (Around back, off Spadina)

Costumes STRONGLY suggested. Lights and Bag MANDATORY. Helmets suggested.

Rain or Moon.


All proceeds going to FoodShare: http://www.foodshare.net/index.htm

so i know this happened a while ago, but here is a picture of us before meaghan left. and we miss her like the desert misses watermelons.

Here is proof...

that the Deadly Nightshades are total babes...

I hope you ladies are all out having fun tonight! It is Fashion Week after all... oxox ~MegO!

ps. I'm missing you here form the mountains...

BIKE PARTY!!!!!!!!

You should go! Click here for more info....

And now a great picture of Van city from TCU's Yvonne...

THE WILD HEART!

Come out and show some love this saturday. My latest series is showing at whippersnapper alongside some other extra fabulous artists & musicians!

Opening!

Sat. Oct 17th

Whippersnapper Gallery

587A College St.

8pm

Bike Camp T.O.

The amazing people behind the Toronto Cyclist Union are going to run a "bike camp" on the 17th of October! The way they describe it is:

"It's essentially a series of simultaneous participant led/generated workshops - all related to various aspects of cycling, and the politics of cycling advocacy. BikeCamp is an opportunity for bike union members, would be members, and the wider cycling advocacy community, to come together and jam on a variety of ideas, campaigns, events. The possibilities are endless, so if you are an avid cyclist with an interest in helping continue to grow and shape the momentum of this community, this event is not to be missed."

If you want to get involved in something rad and put in your thoughts on how you want to see your community run, go sign up now! Municipal and local politics are often brushed over by large, more flashy federal or global politics. I remember when in this fair city people were debating Hillary vs. Obama but didn't know their local MP. Blah, that's bad politics to me. Democracy was built on city states and small governments, get involved on the local level and you can actually see some change.

Any-hoo... the event is taking place at the Center for Social Innovation, one of the raddest progressive organizations in Toronto as far as I am concerned. CSI is located in the ecotastic Robertson Building on Spadina. It has a green roof and and living wall. It also has the very beautiful Darkhorse Coffee shop there... I vote it best americano in the city. (I also vote it best coffee shop for scoping out cute,conscientious, design-oriented men. ;)

Nightshades Gear now available at The People's Boutique (1234 Bloor St. W)

Miss you More, Meg O!!!

halloween costumes anyone?

So as the Bike Film Fest moves out of North America, Toronto's intense bike love goes with it with this years official trailers. Can you spot your favourite nightshades?