This weekend’s recommended skate jam will be held in Bristol on the Big 3 at Lloyds this weekend. Who will be taking the honours come Monday morning then? The weather is looking bright with no clouds at 22′. Get down there.
Category: Events
The House Skate Park in Sheffield have their 10th Anniversary skate comp planned for Saturday October 6th. The full day is £5 with various comps for best tricks and £1000 prize money on offer.
The annual Ham Jam session will be held this Saturday at Shoreham’s bowls on the South Coast. The Lifeblood team will be in attendance so yet another reason to get down there and spectate or skate.
London will host a mini ramp comp with £4k prize money at The Ledge Trade Show that will be held at Olympia on the weekend of September 2nd. Visit www.londonedge.com for tickets that are £16 for the weekend stuffed full of skaters, new skate gear and more.
Derby’s scene are in for a treat this month as Rollersnakes have built what looks like a killer little indoor park built by Craig Smedley, Dave Rampchild and Adam Boyfield to fight the winter ahead and also jumped through hoops to make their TF publicly accessible so you can skate it on special occasions.
The Vault will be open on 24th August for the first one off public session with BBQ and good times. You will need to fill out forms of consent to skate it, so head over here to find out more details.
If you re down in Brighton on Saturday 18th August, pop into Goon Fest on the seafront from midday for a day of skating and fun from the local scene down there.
All details at goonsyndrome.blogspot.co.uk
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The annual concrete jam at Rom Skatepark in Essex will take place this Saturday and by the looks of the weather report, it may just be one to be at.
The only Olympic event worth attending this year is definitely the Note Olympics. Note are back with their most fun event of the year scheduled for this Sunday so if you nearby, make sure you don’t miss it. Rain or Shine.
Born in Cape Town, South Africa with a massive influence from RAD and Thrasher Magazine he was religiously engulfed into the punk rock and skateboarding lifestyle. Not a self proclaimed artist but a loser with a passion. Painting to pass time and to kill the Grey Britain, a style developed that sucked and was useless, but somehow looked cool.
Crow now has his works on display for the first time ever at Parlour Skate Store in Mile End, London. Go down there and meet him personally on the 14th July where he will be live screen printing with special deals. Useless Exhibition works include: Musicians Travis Barker, Lars Frederiksen, Mike Ness, Lemmy, and Skinhead Rob. Skateboarders include Duane Peters, Lee Ralph, Neil Heddings, Jason Jessee + more.
If you can’t get down there to pick one up, buy them direct from crowbrand.bigcartel.com
It’s that time of the year again where the South Coasters get together for their Battle of Hastings skate jam. £1066 cash is up for grabs again. Check the flyer for all info for this event that will take place on September 1st on the sea front.
