Jordan Novella's process is rooted in new movements including climate justice, liberation, and economic freedom, employing oils, mixed media, photography, and video arts. While seeking out new genres, she remains rooted in certain traditions of Latvian gnosis, New Forest Commoners, and widgie subculture. Solo shows include "Sneaker Closure" in 2018 at the Into Black Gallery, "Dream About You" at Jetstream Square in 2019, and a virtual exhibition in 2020 called "Chance Stage." She has also shown at a number of group shows, and is a multi-instrumentalist in numerous musical acts, including Glass Calling, Repeat Boys, and Uber Beats. In fall of 2021 she is slated to be the next artist-in-residence at Corson's Inlet State Park.Â
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MORE LAPS. MORE FRIENDS. MORE FUN.
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We’re lapping Raging River for a 25th Anniversary bike race built for speed, style, and a little bit of chaos. Pick your line, pin it, and see how many laps you can rack up in three hours on Ferdinand the Bull and Lower Poppin Tops to Flow State.Â
But this isn’t just about being the fastest. We’re handing out thousands of dollars in prizes out for the Fastest, Most Stylish, Most Stoked Grom, 25th Place, and more, with a stacked prize purse featuring gear from Smith, Outdoor Research, OneUp, Mondraker, Specialized, Muc-Off, and more.
Whether you’re chasing podium glory, hunting for 25th place, or just here to get as many laps as possible, there’s plenty of reason to send it.
And because we’re kicking off our 25th Anniversary celebration, the first 50 people to check in will score a free ticket to our 25th Anniversary Party on October 3.
Three hours. As many laps as you can handle. One hell of a way to kick off the party.
A portion of funds raised at this event go directly back to Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance, supporting trail building, maintenance, and access for riders across Washington. As the nation’s largest statewide mountain bike nonprofit, Evergreen represents nearly 9,000 members and contributes over 29,000 volunteer hours each year, working closely with land managers to create and protect sustainable riding opportunities.
Founded in 1989, Evergreen has grown from a grassroots advocacy group into a driving force behind some of the state’s most iconic trail systems—from Raging River to Duthie Hill and beyond. Through education programs, youth camps, advocacy, and community events, they’re committed to building trails, growing the sport, and making Washington one of the best places to ride for all.
We’re getting the party started early. All week long, we’re bringing the evo community together to ride, run, skate, watch, and celebrate the sports we love.
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Want in on the Party? The first 50 people to check in at each event will get a free ticket to our 25th Anniversary Party on October 3rd.
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Come out, get after it, and celebrate 25 years of doing what we love with the people who make evo, evo.
