Watercolors by Willie G. January 20 – April 15, 2012
Harley-Davidson's Chief Styling Officer and grandson of one of the original founders, gives the public a look into the more private side of his artistic endeavors. Willie G. Davidson exhibits idyllic rural scapes and still life watercolor paintings with strong luminosity and form that hint at time spent in the countryside during 48 years as the pacesetter in motorcycle design. For more information go to Harley-Davidson museum web site.
Journey of the Iron Elite: The evolution of motorcycle culture through the eyes of African-Americans Opens February 10, 2012
The Harley-Davidson Museum® will celebrate the evolution of motorcycle culture through the eyes of African-American riders. Individuals who shaped this long and proud history will be highlighted through memorabilia and first-hand accounts. For more information go to Harley-Davidson museum web site.
Worn to be Wild: The Black Leather Jacket June 15 – Sept 3, 2012
As one of pop culture’s most enduring symbols, the black leather motorcycle jacket is the uniform of cool. Everyone from rock stars and leading men to rebel outsiders and fashion insiders have cloaked themselves in toughness and danger by donning a biker jacket. This special 4,000-square-foot exhibition traces the functional and design history of the biker jacket along with the evolution of the garment from clothing to cultural icon. For more information go to Harley-Davidson museum web site.
Additional details about the summer exhibit and related special events will be made available in the months leading up to the opening.
If you are interested in joining a local chapter of Rolling Thunder - Mike Morel in Martin, TN is the president of the Rolling Thunder VI. FMI mikerollingthundertn6@frontiernet.net or mmorel1047@frontiernet.net or 731-431-2411.
The Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association is looking for persons interested in joining this organization. Anyone interested can find information at www.combatvets.org or e-mail David Paschall at davpascll@msn.com or call him at 731-642-8506 or 731-225-5971.
VOLUNTEER VALLEY MxTRACK & CAMPGROUND. A touch of the Smokies located 60 miles west of Nashville just off of I-40 a few short miles from the TN River, the Duck River and the Buffalo River. A fisherman, hunter and dirt bike enthusiast dream spot. A new campground with 20/30/50 amp pull thrus, store, showers and dumpstation. 931-296-1692.
'Ride 4 the Biker' is an organization that promotes riding safely. They are looking for new members. They also need people to ride in their events. For more information call Tim 'Smity' Smith at the Snack Shop 731-885-9013 or his cell 731-697-6468 or Tim Purdy 731-446-0771. Help support a good cause. 
