Hello, It’s party time! It’s also the start of our 50th year of business unusual. We’re excited to celebrate right here in our Mag Mile retail store. Join us for conversations around regenerative organic agriculture, corporate and grassroots activism—and the importance of weaving environmental and social justice into the fabrics we wear.Â
Bring your cup for happy hour(s), that old jacket you’ve been meaning to repair (we can do light repairs in store). Pastries, coffee, food, drinks, will be on hand, and a glimpse into what we’re asking ourselves: What’s Next?
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We'll start off the day when we open with pastries and refreshments for guests in the store. At 2 pm we'll be serving more food provided by Cafecito and beverages to our guests as we'll have some of our local nonprofit groups in the house to speak with you about the work they do locally. Including; Out Our Front Door, People for Community Recovery, Fresh Water Future, and more! We'll also have Tailwind Cycles in the store getting staff and OOFD tour guides bikes ready for National Bike to Work Week and beyond. When we close up the shop we'll have a short film followed by a panel discussion led by our nonprofit groups as we look forward to the next 50 years of work that lies ahead.
When: Saturday, May 13, 2023
Where: Patagonia Mag Mile, 48 E Walton Avenue
Time: 10 AM - 7 PM
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Our event is open to the public and first-come-first-served.
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Follow @Patagoniachicago on Instagram for updates prior to the event!
​​We are a nonprofit that leads bike adventures to immerse and educate in local history and nature.
Out Our Front Door welcomes you to join us on our immersive, inclusive, and educational bike camping adventures. We aim to deepen your reverence for the region by exploring local trails while learning about the culture, history, and habitats native to the beautiful Lake Michigan area.
People for Community Recovery's mission is to enhance the quality of life of residents living in communities affected by environmental pollution.
We advocate, educate, and organize on community-identified priorities including environmental and climate justice, safe and affordable housing, economic equity and community health.
Steven and Ben began working together in 2010. Their goal is to use their knowledge of performance bikes and enthusiasm for mountain biking to help you get the most from your cycling experience. Tailwind fills the neighborhood’s need for a bicycle service center as well as provides high-end repair, bike fitting, race support, and custom build services
