The 3rd Annual Tour da Arts brought people and their bicycles to the Santa Monica Museum of Art Sunday afternoon.
Cyclists could get free bike repair, a free pass into three art exhibits on their last day on display and an open bike ride to the Broad Stage and City Hall to spread the word of bike advocacy and alternate transportation.
The exhibits featured the sounds of Simmons and Burke, the fine art of Park Studio and the video collections of Marco Brambilla.
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