As part of the Light in Winter Festival at Federation Square, we took Projector Bike out for a ride. The good people from Melbourne Bike Share came along and over two Sunday nights we screened 25 short films in 6 locations across the city, from Argyle Square in Carlton to the Eureka Tower at South Bank.

As part of the NGV 150 birthday celebrations The Projects was asked to respond to two photographs from the gallery's collection. The response was projected using Projector Bike between the two galleries – NGV Australia and NGV International. Kiki With African mask by Man Ray & The Sunbaker by Max Dupain. Photography by Raphael Kilpatrick

Tinning St Gallery. 19th of March 2011 The Tinning St Gallery's Opening night for their Silo's Project. 20 Artists responded to the iconic Brunswick Silo's on Tinning Street and created a range of work that was displayed in the gallery for the duration of the exhibition. For the opening night Projector Bike came out to play and project the artwork directly onto the Silos, the location that they were produced for. Photography by Rodger Cummins.

The official launch of the Once Bitten bike safety campaign at the River Slide Skate Park. Lots of good picnic rugs, tasty burgers and sweet tricks from kids with no fear on BMX lowriders. This event was supported by City of Melbourne. Burgers provided by The Salvation Army. Photographs supplied by Bikefest 2011

The first Bikefest and so excited just to be there at the beginning. The wettest summer that Melbourne has seen in 20 years and we are in the middle of it.With 40 slightly damp riders we head for Melbourne's newest outdoor, undercover, wet weather ride-in-movie theatre, under the train line along Flinders Street.

On the closing night of Melbourne's first Bikfest, Projector Bike set up a movie night within the Bikefest Headquarters – at 1000 Pound Bend. Pee Wee Herman's Big Adventure, popcorn and beer.

Over Four nights Projector Bike and the long lost tribe of Sydney Bike Riders braved the death trap that is King St Newtown and took over the streets. Winding a route through the back blocks and laneways we showed some great locally made films and meet way to many nice people from Sydney.