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Bikes Not Bombs: A Night At Flatbread, July 1st

Written by Boston Biker on Jun 24

Bikes not bombs is awesome, and Flatbread pizza isn’t half bad, put the two together and wham lovely fundraiser for a lovely cause:

See below:

 

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Join Bikes Not Bombs for a night of pizza, a raffle & bowling at Flatbread Somerville!  Flatbread has generously offered to donate a portion of each flatbread sold (dine-in & take-out) to BNB.

The event will be from 5-10pm at Flatbread Somerville at 45 Day St. Somerville, MA 02144.  The Bikes Not Bombs staff will be riding over from the BNB Hub (284 Amory St. Jamaica Plain, MA 02130) at 4pm if you would like to join!

See you there!

FB Event: https://www.facebook.com/events/499995370102150
Bikes Not Bombs: https://bikesnotbombs.org
Flatbread Somerville:
http://www.flatbreadcompany.com/FlatbreadSacco2010.html


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