2011 STMB Press Release

Sound To Mountains Bike Festival – Saturday August 13th 2011
For Immediate Release:
The Pacific Northwest's Music & Arts Celebration of the Bicycle.
The Sound To Mountains Bike Festival takes over the grounds of Bybee
Nims Blueberry Farms in North Bend, Washington on Saturday August
13th 2011 with concert stages, Northwest bicycle builders, bicycle
inspired art and performances, food vendors and brews. Gates for
the 2011 festival are 11am-11pm. $12 In Advance/$18 Day of.
Shenandoah Davis
1:20pm Mountain Stage
The annual mid August festival showcases Northwest bike builders as
artists, and is about the NW music, film, performing and visual arts
scenes celebrating and being inspired by bikes.
Festival goers arrive at the grounds via bicycle along century and 70
mile road rides leaving Seattle's Magnuson Park the morning of August
13th, and by shuttle service leaving downtown Seattle, Issaquah and
Snoqualmie, WA during the day.
Eastern Sunz
3:45pm Mountain Stage
The STMB Century is a challenging 104 mile road ride from Seattle's
Magnuson park to the Festival Grounds. 2011 will be the first year of
the festival offering a 70 mile alternate route.
2011 Glipse of Stage lineup, bike builders and visual artists:
Haiku-Chi, Led To Sea, Winter Bicycles, Shenandoah Davis, Eastern
Sunz, Medium Troy, Sugar Wheel Works, Jamestown Revival, Tory
Franklin, Inky Spokes: Bicycle Inspired Art, Amateur Radio Operator,
20 Riverside, Alejandro Garcia, Bryan Mateo, Rodriguez Bicycles,
Seeing Blind, Aaron Asis, Donkelope Bicycles, Deborah Scott, Ethan
Lind, Nikki Mazzei, Yvette Endrijautzki, Honeyville Rascalls, Chris
Davis, Thirteen Spades Bicycles, Rob Marcus, Jethaniel Peterka,
Slaughterhaus Rose, The Grandtours, Roxanne Ratrod, Soren O'Malley
Donkelope Bicycles
Bellingham, WA – Builders Tent
The complete, updated festival program and stage schedule, festival
passes, shuttle RSVP and info for riders can be found on the Levee
Breaking website: www.theleveebreaking.com
The Levee Breaking is a support-the-arts non-profit based in the
Pacific Northwest. Drawing inspiration from the Slow Food
movement, we produce creative projects that are locally and
regionally focused, intensely collaborative, and geared towards
engaging emerging artists and their communities.
Led To Sea
7:00pm Mountain Stage
The Levee Breaking is an associated program of Shunpike.
Contact: Jesse Perrell
e. [email protected]
c. 425.442.7105
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Inky Spokes: Bicycle Inspired Art
The Inky Spokes Tent