Steamboat CycleArt 2016

CycleArt is a collection of works produced by artists in and around Steamboat Springs, Colorado (with a few exceptions). All CycleArt pieces are inspired by cycling or made from bike parts. There is something for everyone here - tranquil paintings, action packed photography, whimsical sculpture and much more. Precedes from this auction will support Bike Town, USA - a local non-profit organization promoting safety, community engagement and economic development through cycling. A portion of the proceeds will also go to the Trail Maintenance Endowment Fund at the Yampa Valley Community Foundation - a newly-established fund to ensure the sustainability of the beautiful trail resources in our area.

Bike Town USA is a non-profit organization dedicated to increasing awareness of Steamboat Springs, Colorado as a premier cycling destination. Our goal is to support development and marketing of road, trail and bicycle commuting resources in the Steamboat area to foster economic growth. Steamboat CycleArt is an art auction event featuring works by local artists. Auction pieces are inspired by cycling and/or made from bikes or bike parts. Proceeds of this event will support the efforts of Bike Town, USA and the newly-established Trail Maintenance Endowment Fund of the Yampa Valley Community Foundation.

Steamboat CycleART, benefitting Bike Town, USA and the Trail Maintenance Endowment Fund, takes place Friday, June 17th at 6:30pm at the Depot Art Center, 1001 13th Street, Steamboat Springs, CO. Online bidding will close at 3:00pm and re-open at the live event. Live bidding will be completed, and winners announced between 7:30 and 8:00pm by our auctioneer, Troy Allen. Come on out to Steamboat CycleART, get in your final bids on some amazing, unique pieces and enjoy the fun. The event features live music by Chamberlin Birch, local farm-to-table fare by Harwigs, and local craft beer by Butcherknife Brewery. Tickets are available online at SteamboatBikeTown.com/CycleART. This event is sponsored by Harwigs, Alpine Bank and Edward Jones.