Color Magazine is about to drop their newest print issue, and Lakai, Fourstar and Spitfire rider Paul Liliani is gracing it’s cover! To coincide with the release of the magazine there will be parties in Vancouver, Montreal, Winnipeg, Calgary and Toronto premiering Jeremy Elkin’s new video offering: ‘Poisonous Products’. Details can be found over at Color. Congratulations, Paul!
(click on image for video trailer)
Antihero, Spitfire, Thunder and Fourstar rider Corey Klim has had a busy year this year, and here is the proof. Be sure to roll over to Concrete Skateboard Mag to check out Corey’s cover shot as well as a chance to win some gear!
Only 4 more days left to make sure your ping pong skills are sharp! The 2nd Annual Quiet Life Ping Pong Tournament at Adrift Skateshop will be taking place this Friday! Please stop by the shop to pre-register if you’re competing and if not, come down to enjoy the $2 beers and the action.
Four years old and going strong, Slaysh has served in providing excellent skate and streetwear fashion to Ottawa and the surrounding area. Take a peek at their new look and stop by the shop if you’re in the area.
Mark your calendars and set your reminders for November 18th, 2011!! On this date, the 2nd Annual Quiet Life Ping Pong tournament will be hosted by Adrift Skateboard Shop in Toronto! If you think you’ve got game, stop by Adrift and pre-register before the 18th. $2 beers and some stiff competition lies ahead. See you there! (click image for Facebook event)
Next Saturday and Sunday November 5th & 6th, we will be having our annual Sample sale!
Mark these days in your calendar and come on down between 10am and 5pm to score yourself some amazing deals on shoes, hats, tees, pants, accessories, and just about everything else under the sun! Might just be a perfect time to get some holiday shopping done for your loved ones!
Kevin and the hommies at Overlander are getting their early shred on up in Yellowknife on a little DIY setup under the norther lights!! Nice work boys
Last Summer the city of Yorkton, SK was hit by a severe flash flood that destroyed a section of the city. In an effort to turn a negative into a positive, the Yorkton Skateboard Club has come up with an excellent idea. They are proposing that the area damaged by the flood be turned into a public park for the all of the citizens of Yorkton to enjoy. The park would include a “catch basin” which would help control water in the event of a heavy rain, a walking trail and green area for everyone to enjoy and a much-needed public cement skateboard park adjacent to the walking trail to solve the long-time problem of not having a legitimate and permanent skate park in their town. The Yorkton Skateboard Club is attempting to raise money for this project through the Aviva Community Fund contest which is dedicated to improving communities in Canada. Watch the video above then click the link below and Vote! It’s a NO BRAINER!
Vote HERE : http://www.avivacommunityfund.org/ideas/acf11570
