Bicycle Film Festival Greenville Tickets

The Bicycle Film Festival Greenville brings a worldwide celebration of cycling culture to the Upstate South Carolina scene. Founded in 2001 by Brendt Barbur after a life-changing cycling accident, BFF showcases documentaries, narratives, and animation that highlight bikes, riding communities, and street culture. Since its inception, BFF has screened in 100+ cities and reached audiences exceeding 1 million, cementing its reputation as a trusted, non-pretentious platform for bike lovers and film fans alike.

In Greenville, the festival has integrated the city’s rich arts scene with screenings at venues within the Peace Center complex, including the Gunter Theatre, blending film with music and related artwork. This aligns with BFF's ethos: accessible, community-minded programming that invites discussion, exploration, and shared experiences around cycling culture.

Fans can expect a mix of documentary works, narrative shorts, and animation that celebrate bikes as transportation, sport, and art. The festival also emphasizes opportunities to engage with local cycling communities and creators, making it a must-visit event for residents and visitors who value film, culture, and sustainable urban living.

Follow official updates and screenings on BFF’s social channels for Greenville-specific announcements and surprises as the city continues to host this iconic cycling film event.

Upcoming information for Bicycle Film Festival Greenville will be announced as dates and venues are confirmed. We’ve got you covered on securing your seats and staying informed about new screenings, artist talks, and related music performances tied to the festival experience in Greenville, SC.

For the latest updates, follow the official Bicycle Film Festival channels and the Peace Center happenings in Greenville. We’re here to help you plan a seamless, no-fuss ticketing experience, with reliable service and timely information.