Bicycle Film Festival Tickets

The Bicycle Film Festival (BFF) is a globally recognized, international cycling cinema event that blends film, music, and art. Founded in 2001 by Brendt Barbur after a life-changing cycling accident in New York City, BFF has grown into an audience-driven, traveling festival that has touched 100+ cities and reached over a million attendees. With a curated mix of short and feature-length cycling-related films, BFF often pairs screenings with live concerts and art exhibitions, creating immersive experiences for fans of film, music, and two-wheeled culture.

From its roots as a small screening series to a robust touring festival, Bicycle Film Festival remains committed to showcasing innovative, independent cycling cinema without gatekeeping. The festival has partnered with a diverse lineup of performers for special screenings and performances, including Dan Deacon, Peaches, Deerhunter, and Matt and Kim, among others. BFF is not just about films; it’s about the culture of cycling, creativity, and community on the road and on screen.

Geographically, BFF travels widely, bringing its distinctive program to cities around the world. The festival’s approach celebrates accessibility and discovery, inviting new audiences to experience the intersection of cycling and cinema in local venues, with programming that often includes filmmaker Q&As, live music, and immersive exhibitions.

Stay tuned for 2025 tour dates and venues as Bicycle Film Festival continues to ride into new cities with a passion for storytelling, music, and pedals. Secure your seats early to ensure you don’t miss these one-of-a-kind events.

Upcoming 2025 tour highlights include multiple-city showcases and special collaborations. Details below reflect confirmed dates and venues as of the current schedule. Remember, events are listed as standalone performances when they occur on specific dates, with tickets available through our trusted channels. For fans of cycling culture, indie cinema, and eclectic live music, the Bicycle Film Festival offers a unique, accessible way to experience film in a live setting.

• March 25, 2025 — Lark Theater, Larkspur, CA
• May 1, 2025 — The Center Theater, Jackson Hole, WY
• October 2, 2025 — Barrymore Theatre, Madison, WI