BFF NEW YORK 25th Anniversary

Bicycle Film Festival is back November 8 - 9

The 25th annual Bicycle Film Festival New York presents over 45 international short and feature length films. Curated in 9 programs, these stories will appeal to a wide audience from film enthusiasts to avid cyclists and everyone in between. There will be a Q&A after each program. 

All screenings and BFF events are located at Ukrainian National Home

- Children under 5 years old complimentary 
- Bicycle Parking Provided 

This festival is made possible by the generous support of the Barbur family

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8

100pm 
PROGRAM 1 CYCLEMAHESH + Short Films

300pm   
PROGRAM 2 ADVENTURE SHORTS

500pm   
PROGRAM 3 CHANGING LANES Hosted by BIKE NEW YORK, MAKE MCGUINNESS SAFE 

730pm   
PROGRAM 4 CINEMATIC SHORTS

1000pm 
PROGRAM 5 URBAN BIKE SHORTS

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9

1200pm 
PROGRAM 6 RIDE THE LINE

300pm 
PROGRAM 7 FROM RAILS TO TRAILS

500pm 
PROGRAM 8 BREAKAWAY FEMMES Hosted by RAPHA

730pm 
PROGRAM 9 CYCLE SPORT presented by BICYCLING MAGAZINE with panel discussion hosted by Editorial Director Bill Strickland

About BFF: 

In 2001, Brendt Barbur founded the Bicycle Film Festival after being hit by a bus while cycling in New York City. What began as a personal journey became a global celebration of cycling through film, art, and music. Now in its 25th year, BFF has reached over one million people in more than 100 cities from Paris, Tokyo, and Mexico City to Cape Town, Istanbul, and beyond. Hosted in iconic venues like the Sydney Opera House and the Barbican in London, BFF brings cycling culture to life through powerful stories and curated experiences, featuring leading voices in film, music, design, and contemporary art. We’re enthusiastic to share this experience with audiences again in New York.