Powered by fans, Bicycle Music Festival (BMF) rocked Golden Gate Park and the streets of San Francisco this past weekend.
Fully powered by pedaling, BMF is the world's largest 100% bike-powered festival in the world. Founded in 2007, BMF works in collaboration with the San Francisco Parks Trust to promote sustainable living and biking through interactive exhibits and activities on site during the festival. Host to a unique blend of local bands, artists and activists, every element of the festival was transported to the site by bicycle, including sound equipment, staff and instruments.
You can learn more about Bicycle Music Festival over at our sister site, Green Up Music.
Category: Cars+Tranportation, Living, Offbeat | Tags: bicycle, Bicycle Music Festival, bike-powered, bikes, BMF, festival, human-powered, pedal-powered, Rock the Bike, San Francisco
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