Bicycle Film Festival At The Lark Theater 2025

The Bicycle Film Festival is back in Marin at the Lark Theater in Larkspur on Tuesday, March 25th, 2025. Hosted by Marin County Bicycle Coalition and Cory’s Ride, we’re excited to showcase some fantastic films and share updates on our Cory’s Ride Program.

Founded in 2020 with a mission to reach out to youth who might not otherwise have access to bikes, Cory’s Ride is bringing the joy of bicycling to more young people in Marin. This evening’s proceeds will empower young cyclists and foster a love for biking in our community.

GET YOUR TICKETS BEFORE THEY SELL OUT!  

Get your tickets and enjoy a fun evening of bicycle films in support of Cory’s Ride. 

Doors open at 6:30 p.m., and the 90-minute film festival program will begin at 7:00 p.m., showcasing inspiring and interesting bicycle films specially curated by the Bicycle Film Festival. You’ll also get to hear from our Cory’s Ride kids about their experiences. 

If you cannot attend this special event but would still like to support Cory’s Ride, click here to donate to Team Cory’s Ride. 

With your support, our vision is to empower a community of youth to become bike enthusiasts. Youth who are willing to speak up for safer streets and other key advocacy to promote bike safety and access. 

We look forward to seeing you at the Bicycle Film Festival at the Lark Theater on March 25!

About Bicycle Film Festival and the Films They’ve Curated for This Special Evening

It’s the Bicycle Film Festival’s 25th Anniversary, celebrating bicycles through art, film, and music. Over the past 25 years, the BFF has spanned the world to an audience of one million people in over 100 cities worldwide – including Marin. This year, BFF Marin features curated stories about:

• Paracyclist Meg Fisher set out to be the first paracyclist to complete in two of the world’s most challenging bike courses back-to-back: Leadville Trail 100 MTB and SBT GRVL’s Black Course.

• Beau Marksohn, aka the Dad Bod Cyclist, uses the bicycle to heal from childhood trauma.

• Michelin Star Chef Matthew Accarrino’s unexpected cycling accident led him to a successful culinary career.

• The story of Julian Molina, the beloved, full-throttle one-legged cyclist

• Access to education is opened up to young female students in Kenya after receiving bicycles.

• A young woman defies oppression in Iran through a daring escape to pedal freely on a bicycle.

• A mind-bending neon-themed night ride through the moonscapes of Utah to the forests of the Pacific Northwest.

• Two teens exploring young love inspired by actual events. Music by Randy Randall

• A brief history of the bicycle.

• And more!

Founded in New York in 2001, BFF has an incredible history of working with the most important artists, filmmakers, venues, and institutions worldwide. The international locales included Paris, London, Tokyo, Shanghai, Mexico City, Cape Town, Istanbul, and more at some of the most important venues, such as the Sydney Opera House and the Barbican or an old factory in Zurich. The subcultures of cycling have shared equal billing with the most exciting innovators in music, art, design, and film. Participants have included: Erykah Badu, Karl Lagerfeld, Francesco Clemente, Shepard Fairey, Albert Maysles, Michel Gondry, Spike Jonze, Alex Katz, Kaws, Mike Mills, Paul Smith, the Neistat Brothers, Tom Sachs, Ridley Scott, Kiki Smith, Swoon, and Ai Weiwei.