The Library Alehouse Hosts Streetsblog…And You Can Win a Flying Pigeon Road Bike
Things are getting very exciting for our March 27th all day fundraiser at the Library Alehouse. Earlier today I picked up a donation from the Big Blue Bus and got word on a donation from Bikes and Hikes L.A. Remember, if you want to support our expansion into Santa Monica, all you have to do is show up at 129 Main Street a week from today and buy something to eat or drink. I’ll be there all day selling raffle tickets, t-shirts and bags, so say hello while you’re there. Oh, and buy some raffle tickets, t-shirts or bags while you are there. Or the heck with me, our Santa Monica writer will be there for a lot of the evening as well.
The fun really starts at 6:00 when the Alehouse staff will tap some kegs of Deschutes Beer: Abyss 2011, Black Butte XXIII and The Stoic. A huge thanks to the Alehouse and Deschutes Beer for their support. And now, enjoy the wall of sponsors and read on after the jump for details on our three raffles. We’ll announce the raffle winners at 9:00 P.M. next Tuesday at the Alehouse. You don’t have to be present to win, but who wouldn’t want to be there to get their bike?
Raffle 1: Win a Bike!
Ticket cost: $5
Prize: One black Flying Pigeon Road bike as seen on the right (minus the basket). I rode the bike for a block earlier today, and it was a pretty smooth ride. Get the bike that started the craze.
Raffle 2: Win a Bike Tour!
Ticket cost: $5
Prize: Via our new best friends at Bikes and Hikes L.A., “LA IN A DAY: The All Encompassing Tour” for a group up to six people. Bikes and Hikes were kind enough to provide this flyer with all the details of their amazing donation.
Raffle 3: Win Something Cool!
Ticket Cost: $3 for 1, $5 for 2, $10 for 5 or $20 for 20
Prizes: The Big Blue Bus Prize Bag (Month pass, lanyard, other shwag), a box of KIND Bars, New Belgium Brewing Prize Bag (thermal bag, t-shirt, glasses), LACBC jersey and CICLE T-shirt, and the LA Streetsblog prize bag (Streetsblog bag, t-shirt, bike sticker)
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