Don’t miss the inspiring Vermont documentary, the Best Day Ever. It premieres on Friday, June 19 at 5:30 at Hardwick’s Jeudevine Library in the Parker Ladd Community Room. It is free of cost and snacks will be provided. It runs 50 minutes in length and is family friendly. Check out the trailer: https://www.bestdayever.mov/!
The Best Day Ever Vermont made documentary tells the story of adaptive mountain bikers Greg Durso and Allie Bianchi as they tackle the daily challenges of disability—and find joy, connection, and belonging in Vermont’s mountain biking community., This is an inspiring story of grit, independence, and what’s possible when community and creativity come together. At its heart is the world’s first fully adaptive trail network – built in Richmond Vermont – to prove that everyone belongs outside.Visually stunning and emotionally powerful, Best Day Ever challenges perceptions of disability and celebrates community.
Adaptive Sports Partners will bring their fleet of adaptive bikes for demos on the LVRT at 4:00, before the screening of the film. You can try various adaptive bikes, to see which might be the best fit for you to ride with us this summer (every Monday afternoon)! Bikes include tricycles, recumbent bikes, tandem bikes, 2-wheel bikes, balance bikes, and more! These are child and adult sizes, for any person with any disability! To sign up, please reach out to program manager, Kerry Hussey, at [email protected] or 802-427-4116.Demos are free of charge!
