Cycle Runway
Our flagship event for Eco Week! You don't have to ride a flash bike or wear skin-tight lycra to be a cyclist. The Cycle Runway show-cases comfortable and safe commuter bikes, local designers and recycled fashion, with not a stitch of lycra in sight.
Online sales for tickets to the Cycle Runway are now CLOSED. Door sales will be available at 6:30 pm. If you have registered online, but not paid for your ticket online or by cash we cannot gaurantee you entry, so make sure you arrive 6:30 SHARP - there has been a lot of interest in this event!
Love this event? Check out the rest of Eco Week.
A sustainable fashion show on bikes featuring:
- Rethreads
- Retropolitan
- Holstee
- We have always lived in the castle
- Where the Fox Lives
- Belle and Beau
- Madame Butterfly
- Sailor Spy
- Redflax
- Anissa Victoria Love Vintage
- A Date with Elvis
As well as collections by
Venue: UC Events Centre (Campus Maps website)
Date: Tuesday 11 September 2012
Time: Doors open at 6.30pm, show starts at 7pm
Cost: Admission is $15 - open to the general public as well as UC students
Parking: Campus parking is open to the public after 5pm (no charges apply after 5pm) and bike stands are situated close to the venue
Included in your admission cost
- One free glass of wine, or juice
- A delicious array of vegetarian canapés during the interval
- Drinks will also be for sale at the event
- The 2012 and 2013 UCSA president and all-round fashionista Erin Jackson
This is a not to be missed event! SIGN UP to get your ticket! (18+ only - ID required)
Our Lovely Cycle Runway Sponsors
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Your Goodie Bag (Lucky you!) |
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How does cycling make a difference?
Commuting by bike helps to reduce the number of car trips, even if you bike just once a week. Reduced car trips mean less use of fossil fuels and reduced green house gas emmissions. And less green house gas emmissions will help to moderate climate change. Who would have thought that two wheels joined together by a metal frame could have such a huge impact?
Bought to you by UC Sustainability Office