Bike Repair Workshop hosted by Bici Libre and LAPL
When: Saturday, May 25; 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM Where: Central Library, Thornton Courtyard – 630 W. Fifth Street (enter on 5th through gate) Join Bici Libre and the Los Angeles Public Library a free bike repair workshop at the L.A. Central Library. Come to a Or, ride your bike from any location! You can also take Metro to Pershing … Continued
10:40 PM PDT on May 5, 2013
When: Saturday, May 25; 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Where: Central Library, Thornton Courtyard – 630 W. Fifth Street (enter on 5th through gate)
Join Bici Libre and the Los Angeles Public Library a free bike repair workshop at the L.A. Central Library. Come to a Or, ride your bike from any location! You can also take Metro to Pershing Square.
Sponsored by LACBC, Bici Libre, and the Teen’Scape and Science Department of the Los Angeles Public Library. We thank Nestle and the California Endowment for their donations.
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