We stuck out the bad weather for our Art in The Parks Debut celebration and made the best of the gloomy weather. We had a fun time and the park locals got to interact with the artists and others who made their way out for our event.
In other news we have a new T shirt design available in limited supply on our FACEBOOK 
PAGE Get it while they are still available, so far we have not done second runs on any of our merch so once it is gone, it is gone for good.
The Pirates of Plywood Shirt is $20 with proceeds going back into supporting NYC's longest running ramp park, Mullaly Bikepark. The design is hand printed on a slim fit Next Level black t-shirt in NY by Base Brooklyn. We have a few other items left on the facebook shop as well. All orders placed before thanksgiving will come with a free carpenter pencil!
After our successful Art in the Parks project the park is looking better than it ever has thanks to the work of Lamkat and Laura Alvarez. The past seven years has been a great journey as the park transformed and our community grew bringing in new riders of all ages. Thanks to supporters like you we have been able to turn around our space with the help of volunteers, community organizations, bicycle companies, and local politicians who have supported our project. We could not be happier with how this year has gone, and are looking forward to a great 30th year in 2018, with more great events, new additions to the park, and fun for all ages. The park is currently closed Tuesday and Thursday until summer season begins, and the park is free to use as always.
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