Together We Ride: A local documentary screening & community conversation
Get ready for an inspiring night exploring how sport builds bridges with panel discussion and local filmmaker Garrett Hubbard.
You're Invited: A Powerful Night of Film, Community, and Conversation. We're screening the locally made documentary short: “Together: The Minority Mountain Bikers in The Heartland”
Be among the first to see the award-winning documentary short, Together: The Minority Mountain Bikers in The Heartland, which has moved audiences at film festivals around the world and is now premiering locally.
This uplifting film—created by local filmmaker Garrett Hubbard of GH Studios—highlights how sport, courage, and friendship are helping make our outdoor spaces and our community more connected and inclusive.
You might not expect mountain biking to spark unexpected friendships across cultures, but 65 riders of color from across the country came to Bentonville and Bella Vista—and what they found and who they met surprised them. Join us to watch their story, and explore how the trails we ride can lead to the kind of community we all want to live in.
After the screening, join us for a heartfelt panel discussion with members of The Minority Mountain Bikers, The Ozark Adaptive Sports Association, local cyclists, and Garrett himself.
This is more than a film. It’s a catalyst to create a richer community in NWA.
Presented by Crystal Bridges Museum of Art and Bentonville Moves Coalition
Get ready for an inspiring night exploring how sport builds bridges with panel discussion and local filmmaker Garrett Hubbard.
You're Invited: A Powerful Night of Film, Community, and Conversation. We're screening the locally made documentary short: “Together: The Minority Mountain Bikers in The Heartland”
Be among the first to see the award-winning documentary short, Together: The Minority Mountain Bikers in The Heartland, which has moved audiences at film festivals around the world and is now premiering locally.
This uplifting film—created by local filmmaker Garrett Hubbard of GH Studios—highlights how sport, courage, and friendship are helping make our outdoor spaces and our community more connected and inclusive.
You might not expect mountain biking to spark unexpected friendships across cultures, but 65 riders of color from across the country came to Bentonville and Bella Vista—and what they found and who they met surprised them. Join us to watch their story, and explore how the trails we ride can lead to the kind of community we all want to live in.
After the screening, join us for a heartfelt panel discussion with members of The Minority Mountain Bikers, The Ozark Adaptive Sports Association, local cyclists, and Garrett himself.
This is more than a film. It’s a catalyst to create a richer community in NWA.
Presented by Crystal Bridges Museum of Art and Bentonville Moves Coalition