Description
Ringleader, co-founder, and UT Austin mechanical engineering graduate Jeremy Rosen and the Bike Zoo create life-long memories. Since unveiling their creations at the 2005 Austin First Night Parade, the Bike Zoo has presented a magical, immersive, and interactive environment for people of all ages. A unique and truly original addition to any festival, public space, corporate event, family gathering, or school/educational event, the menagerie of giant playful, interactive, hand-built creatures includes an 80-foot rattlesnake, many beautiful butterflies, a colorful moth, a beloved bat, a fanciful owl, a majestic bald eagle, a stately praying mantis, a whimsical bicycle carousel, a giant armadillo, and the newest creation, the dazzling longhorn! The Bike Zoo captivates the imaginations of both children and adults who experience the larger-than-life creatures. The one-of-a-kind hand-built animal bikes can be static or moving backdrops, give rides for patrons or VIPs, act as stages or mobile activity booths, and include opportunities for all guests, whether they are experienced cyclists or have never ridden a bike before. Millions of people have experienced the Bike Zoo across the US and Mexico. The Bike Zoo looks forward to entertaining people throughout the country and proudly representing Texas! Photo by Edgar Valdes.
Additional information
Discipline | Visual & Film |
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Contact name | Beth Danziger |
Contact address | 13730 Immanuel Road Pflugerville TX 78660 |
Phone 1 | 512-815-6988 |
Phone 2 | |
Public Performance | $2, 000 – $50, 000 |
School performance | $0 – $35, 000 |
Workshop fees | |
Travel per diem lodging | $500 – $5, 000 |
City | Austin |
Website | |
Special audiences | Festivals, Hands-on activities, Libraries, People with disabilities, Schools, Seniors |
School audiences | Elementary, High, Middle, Pre-K |
Venue size | Larger, Medium, Smaller, Unplugged, Very Large |