Check out a mention about the Magic Van accepting applications in The Herald!
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We’re excited to announce that we are now accepting applications for musicians to tour using our Magic Van! Click below for more info, or to apply.
Help us keep powering shows by bike!
We need help keeping our batteries charged up – Sign up to pedal the Power Wheel in the front display window of the Radio Museum once a week:
Pick up a half hour to an hour shift anytime the museum is open:
Tues-Sat 11-4 p.m.
Sun 12-4 p.m.
Contact us at info@makeshiftproject.com or (510) 499-0535 to sign up!
Thanks to the Herald for the article on WhAAM and Make.Shift’s quest for a shared space.
A mention about our work on the culture blog over at Spacecraft Clothing.
A time lapse with Make.Shift Project and Mac and Mac Electric on how to build a bicycle power generator.
Meg is busy cooking up a hideous beast of a parade float for the St. Patty’s Day parade on Saturday. Come watch the parade starting at noon on Cornwall Ave.!
Thanks to Katie, Audra, and of course the marvelous Scott Rickey for making us some awesome buttons! Two fer $1!
Learn how to make your own bike generator with this handy pamphlet put together by make.shift and Mac and Mac Electric.
Be a little greener by powering your own TV. It’s a win win situation and you get it all for the low price of $5.
Purchase your very own copy for just $5.
We’d like to thank our friends at Kulshan Cycles for donating a gift certificate to our volunteer electrician JD Martin. We at Make.Shift are suckers for bicycles, and we really wanted to show JD how much we appreciate his hard work on our Power Wheel bike generator.
We’d also like to thank Boundary Bay Brewery & Bistro for donating a growler of their fine IPA to volunteer electrician Matthew Renick, whose help has also been instrumental in getting the Power Wheel up and running!.
Thanks!
