Reveal the Path to be shown 12/11, Columbus OH

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Paradise Garage presents a night of bike adventure with FOOD TRUCKS! FIRE PIT! Oskar Blues Brewery Beer! [Facebook Event]

Featuring the movie "Reveal The Path" - 'An adventure film that contemplates what it means to live an inspired life using the bicycle as a mechanism to explore, dream and discover.'

Benefitting: Yay Bikes! Minimum $5 donation at the door. All money goes to Yay Bikes! Become a fan! https://www.facebook.com/yaybikes614

There will be raffle items from Seagull Bags, Reveal the Path, Salsa, Oskar Blues and Oakley.

Pitabilities and Crepes a la Carte will be serving dinner.

Free parking for bikes or cars. * PLEASE BRING YOUR OWN CHAIR*

Location: The 'Adventure Warehouse' is located in the eastern portion of United Security Seals, 2000 Fairwood Ave. on the NE corner of Fairwood Ave. and Universal Rd. Enter through the north gravel parking lot.

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HEAD TO HAL & AL'S BEFORE THE MOVIE!
If you head to Hal & Als Bar anytime between 4pm & 7pm before the movie you can pickup a Yay Bikes! pint glass for $5. That pint glass gets you into the event so bring it along. And, that pint glass gets you $1 off Thirsty Dog's 12 Dogs of Christmas Ale before and after the movie.

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