If you're ever looking for a reason to party, remember.... June 21st gives you three of them. It marks National Go Skateboarding Day, the first day of summer, and the longest day of the year.
But Skate4Homies wasn't looking for a reason to party. They were counting down the days to party.
The Skate4Homies warehouse was the place to be on this year's Go Skate Day. It was a flash mobbin, bbqing, cool tunin, skateboardingin, transworld premieringin kinda day.
And Jim Rad took some pictures to prove it...
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| The masterminds. Todd and Kyle waiting for the party to arrive |
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| Max Pain and the Groovies showing the people how to rock |
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| Local rippers meeting in the secret location, pre-skate mob. |
No room for cars. SLC skaters ruled the street as they skate towards the Skate4Homies Warehouse.
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| No need for a permit. The skate force is strong with you Salt Lake City. |
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Trick of the day: Quarter pipe kickflip to wall.
(Official props pending til I figure out the rider's name) |
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The YüR Designs crew was there killin it all day. And don't sleep on their art.
Tell YüR mother you know what you want for YüR birthday! |
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| Todd giving a skateboarding history lesson on the new five stair. |
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| Oh the Skate 4 Homies wedge?... child's play to Eric Plummer. |
Skate4Homies would like to thank all the bands that played! Dar K Seas, MaxPain AndThe Groovies, Lily E. Gray, The Spins, and Shame & Scandal.
An enormous thank you goes to Kyle Wilcox, Kristen E. Rupert, Eric Poulson, and Jim Rad for making Go Skate Day 2011 one to remember.
Thank you to Kenny Payne at Technique Skateshop and Paul Bundy at Popwar. We'd also like to thank Lars Reber from Dizm, and the guys at Yur Designs for donating gear for our raffle.
Keep skating SLC, it looks good on you.
