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NoHo Gallery

About 60 cyclists gathered in NoHo Gallery to celebrate cycling in LA and raise funds for the Los Angeles County Bike Coalition, ushering out Earth Month in style.

It was the perfect mixture of art, music, and cyclists as activists from around the city mingled while taking in the colors and sounds of a party in North Hollywood. If you couldn't make last night's fund raiser, there's plenty of ways to help out LACBC including becoming a member or signing up for next month's fabulous LA River Ride.

Some images from last night's party are after the jump.

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Attendees Were Greeted by Volunteers, Including
Homegrown Evolution's Eric Knutzen

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Attendees Hang Around the Gallery, Listening to Music and Talking Bikes

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Triple Chickenfeet Gave a Bluegrass Vibe to the Evening

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Superkarma Provided a More Eclectic Sound

Photos:Damien Newton

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