Indie Musicians Take On 'Pee-Wee' For Fundraiser

(andPOP) - Toronto indie rockers and Pee-Wee Herman - sort of - are coming together in support of the city's cyclists.

A May 29 fundraiser for the Toronto Cyclists Union will feature a screening of the 1985 film "Pee-Wee's Big Adventure" at Toronto's Bloor Cinema, supported by a live cast of local musicians and other famous faces.

Those scheduled to take part include members of The Hidden Cameras, Broken Social Scene, Kids On TV, The Old Soul and The Phonemes.

Tickets are $14, with all proceeds going toward the Toronto Cyclists Union, an umbrella organization of numerous bike advocacy groups.

The union will launch next month and aims to make Toronto streets a more bike-friendly place.

Here is the live cast for the screening:

• Adrian Heaps (Toronto City Council)
• Andrew Whiteman
• Ariel Garten
• Crystal Perryman Mark, (a.k.a. Isis)
• Gentleman Reg (will play Francis)
• Jedediah Smith (Bad Dog Theatre)
• Jesse Demb
• Jo-Ann Goldsmith
• Joel Gibb
• John Caffery
• Jonny Lamey
• Justin Stayshyn
• Keith Cole
• Kevin Drew
• Kevin Harding Mark
• Lex Vaughn (will play Pee-Wee)
• Lisa Smolkin
• Magali Meagher
• Maggie MacDonald
• Margaret Hastings-James
• Matt Blackett (Spacing Magazine)
• Mike EB
• Misha Glouberman
• Rose Bianchini
• Sook Yin Lee
• Yvonne Bambrick (Toronto Cyclists Union)