Dirt Relations Film Screening W/Patrick Lucas

Join us for a special evening of storytelling, inspiration, and breathtaking visuals with a screening of Dirt Relations: The Story of the Indigenous Youth Mountain Bike Program. This thought-provoking film explores the powerful connection between outdoor recreation, mountain biking, and reconciliation efforts with Indigenous Peoples.

 Date: Friday, January 17th, 2025
 Time: 6:00 PM
 Location: Drifters Event Center, Fort Pierre, SD

Written by Patrick Lucas and co-produced by Stirl & Rae Media Haus, Dirt Relations follows the journey of Patrick Lucas, Thomas Schoen, and Tom Ewan as they work with First Nations in British Columbia to build trails, empower Indigenous youth, and foster cultural resilience through mountain biking and trail building.

 Film Highlights:

The profound impact of mountain biking and outdoor recreation on community resilience and reconciliation.
Real stories of allyship, cultural preservation, and bridging cultural divides.
Stunning visuals showcasing the beauty of nature and the power of collaboration.

 Special Guest:
Patrick Lucas, founder of the Indigenous Youth Mountain Bike Program, will be in attendance to speak about the film and the incredible work of the program, which has trained hundreds of Indigenous youth, built over 200km (125mi) of trails, and become a model for meaningful reconciliation efforts.

This event is FREE and open to the public. Whether you're a cyclist, outdoor enthusiast, or simply curious about the transformative potential of outdoor recreation, this screening will leave you inspired and ready to make an impact.

For more details on the South Dakota Bike Summit and the Friday evening event, visit sdbikesummit.com

Don’t miss this unique opportunity to experience Dirt Relations and hear firsthand from Patrick Lucas about the powerful work happening in the world of trail building and cycling advocacy.