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GiddyUP! Film Tour brings together cycling culture and cinema in a vibrant, touring program of cycling-themed short films. Known as the Original Cinematic Bike Party, this presentation typically runs about 120 minutes and showcases a curated collection of film work focused on wheels, riders, and road stories. The project has a history of partnering with cycling-related causes and organizations, making it more than just a screening—it’s a community event with a charitable edge.

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Originating as a traveling program, GiddyUP! has been featured at notable venues across the United States, including Bartell Theatre in Madison (2017) and LOGE Bend in Bend (2019). In recent years, Laemmle theatres in the Los Angeles area have hosted screenings, reflecting the tour’s continued reach within the cycling and film communities. While current showtimes may fluctuate, this page provides context, background, and guidance on how to stay connected and secure seats for upcoming or past events.

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As of 2026, the public schedule for GiddyUP! Film Tour shows may vary, with Laemmle screenings listed but not currently displaying active showtimes. We’ll keep you informed about any new dates or community screenings as they’re announced. To support cycling-related causes, past partnerships have included the Amy D. Foundation and, more recently, Capital Off Road Pathfinders. If you’re looking to host a screening or bring the cinematic bike party to a venue near you, contact us and we’ll help you explore options. Secure your seats through our trusted network—we’ve got you covered.

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Quick Facts About GiddyUP! Film Tour

  • Origin: Described as 'The Original Cinematic Bike Party,' a touring program of cycling-themed short films (e.g., Shared Territory and In Amy’s Footsteps).
  • Runtime: Approximately 120 minutes per screening in current listings; previously listed as 1.5 hours in some venues.
  • Notable venues and dates: Madison (Bartell Theatre, 2017), Bend LOGE Bend (2019), and Los Angeles area screenings listed by Laemmle (2026).
  • Charitable element: Historically partnered with cycling-related causes (Amy D. Foundation; later references indicate Capital Off Road Pathfinders as a beneficiary).

Quick facts

  • Runtime: approximately 120 minutes per screening
  • Notable past venues: Bartell Theatre (Madison, 2017); LOGE Bend (Bend, 2019); Laemmle theatres (Los Angeles area, 2026)
  • Charitable focus: cycling-related causes
  • Current status: Date to be announced for new dates; check listings for updates

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Biographic snapshot

GiddyUP! Film Tour is celebrated as a pioneering cinema event that blends cycling culture with short filmmaking. The program emphasizes scenic routes, rider profiles, and social messages connected to bicycling. Its touring nature has helped bring unique local screenings to communities and foster partnerships with bike-focused organizations.

Discography / notable film highlights

  • Shared Territory – cycling-themed short film exploring community spaces and roadways
  • In Amy’s Footsteps – tribute-focused work following the late Amy D. Fisher’s cycling legacy

While not a traditional discography like a music artist, the touring program curates a rotating selection of shorts. When events are scheduled, program details and running order are typically announced by the presenting venue or the official site.

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