On Saturday, December 6, 2008, The Byke Project will host the Official premier of the new Terry Adams DVD “DREAMS”. Released in October 2008, this new film/documentary follows the travels of
Terry Adams, professional bmx flatland rider, and shares his personal story about how this sport has taken him across the globe and impacted his life in so many ways.
Mickey Gaidos, the film producer and Terry Adams set out to produce and film a movie that is structured not only as a flatland bmx video but a story of motivation and how one person can make anything happen if they believe in themselves. Taking your childhood dreams and making them come true is possible for anyone is the message that Terry gives through this film. A trailer for the film can be seen
here.
The premier will take place at “BLOCK 21”, a new club/lounge located on Washington Ave. near Downtown Houston. Pre-event festivities include several hours of jam & riding time for many attending Am &
Pro flatland bmx riders, as well as many riders from the fixed gear scene in Houston and surrounding areas. This event also serves as a fundraiser for the Byke Project, which is an outreach to low-income areas of the city, providing free bike repair and other services to those in need. A variety of drawings and other fundraising efforts will be taking place throughout the day and night.
Tickets for the premier are $8 and can be purchased online or at the door on the day of the event. For more information, ticket purchases, or questions about serving as a sponsor for the event, visit www.thebykeproject.com or call 832.868.6636.
Pro flatland bmx riders, as well as many riders from the fixed gear scene in Houston and surrounding areas. This event also serves as a fundraiser for the Byke Project, which is an outreach to low-income areas of the city, providing free bike repair and other services to those in need. A variety of drawings and other fundraising efforts will be taking place throughout the day and night.
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