Join Local Motion and Old Spokes Home for a free screening of The Engine Inside, October 14th at 7pm at the Film House at Main Street Landing. The Engine Inside follows six everyday people from vastly different worlds who dedicate their lives to a simple, 200-year-old machine. Their trials and tribulations reveal the bicycle's unique power to change lives and help build a better world. Covering many different global issues—from climate change and indigenous trauma to socio-economic inequality and more livable cities —The Engine Inside sparks hope and agency in everyone it touches. Learn more at engineinsidefilm.com. Doors open at 6:45. **RSVP REQUIRED, scroll down to RSVP** 

Bike parking is available on the Battery Street side of the building and on the Lake Street side close to Skinny Pancake. GMT bus service is available to the Downtown Transit Center, a five minute walk from 60 Lake Street. For more information about bus service and schedules visit ridegmt.com. 

Accessibility information: Accessible parking spaces are located on Lake Street in front of the Skinny Pancake. The front doors to Main Street Landing are approximately 140 feet from the accessible parking spots on Lake Street. Additional accessible parking is available in the Pease Lot. Elevator access is available to the Lake Lobby and Film House on the third floor of the building. Bathrooms are available next to the Film House. For more information or questions please email [email protected]

This event is presented by Local Motion, Old Spokes Home, and Main Street Landing.