Pedaling the Pueblo – Motherload is Coming to Tucson!
Meet Ross Evans, founder of the groundbreaking Xtracycle Cargo Bike Company and Tucson native, and Liz Canning, Director of the crowd-sourced cargo bike documentary ‘Motherload’ coming to Tucson on October 12th as part of Film Fest Tucson.
Motherload is a crowdsourced exploration of our cultural shift toward isolation and disconnection, what this means for the future of the planet, and how life on a cargo bike could be an antidote as experienced by scores of devotees. This film about the rise of the cargo bike and its ability to empower families to rethink their transportation in the 21st century.
The documentary will be available for viewing on Saturday, October 12th at 6pm at the Children’s Museum Tucson, north lawn. If you own a cargo bike, bring it and join the cargo bike round-up!
The event is brought to you by Film Fest Tucson and Living Streets Alliance, with support from #This Is Tucson, Technicians for Sustainability, Exo Roast Co., Pedego Electric Bikes, Roadrunner Bicycles, Transit Cycles, and Brad Lancaster’s Rainwater Harvesting for Dry Lands and Beyond.
Pedaling the Pueblo – Motherload is Coming to Tucson!
Pedaling the Pueblo is a mini-program and podcast that connects people to news and information about Tucson’s bicycle culture. A collective of bicycle enthusiasts host and produce weekly programs covering a wide variety of topics. From community events to questions about how bicycle funding works; tips to start riding more to interviews with local bicycling legends, Pedaling the Pueblo explores life on two wheels from a “people first” approach, allowing us all to have an open dialogue about how people move through our shared built environment.
Content is responsive to and driven by the community, so if you have a question or topic you’d like to hear covered, email us at [email protected]. You can also find us on Facebook.
