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Skaters, Scooters and Rollerbladers performing this weekend in Nailsea
This Saturday (24th July) sees the annual Nailsea Community Skate Festival take place at Nailsea’s Scotch Horn Skate park. For many youngsters from Nailsea and surrounding areas it’s their only chance to enter a skateboard competition against their friends, with the support of the local community as well as family and friends.
It’s an extremely popular event which is now entering its eighth year and once again we thank all those involved in the organisation and sponsoring of this. This year’s event will see for the 1st time Scooter categories, for both the 12’s and under and the 13+.
The event is organised by Holy Trinity and Trendlewood churches in partnership with Christian Surfers UK and is supported by Nailsea Town Council, Nailsea Community Trust and other key community bodies within the town.
As well as this years top class skate competition which will be taking place at Nailsea Scotch Horn Park, there will also be other community attractions such as face painting, volley ball, and various refreshment options from BBQ to pancakes.
As well as a DJ throughout the afternoon, there will be live music with singer song writer Tasha McCoy, and Bristol based five piece indie band ‘Diego’.
If you’re interested in getting an application form in advance, please email phil@christiansurfers.co.uk or download it from www.skatefestival.co.uk. For those competitors who have previously been involved, they should be getting an entry form directly via email.
If you’d like to get involved in any form of sponsorship for this great community festival then please get in contact with Phil (E-mail address below).
The Contest starts at around 1.30pm (Registration from 12.30 pm) and runs through to 6pm, with the finals taking place around 5pm. Last year saw an entry of over 40 in the various categories with 300 - 400 spectators for most of the event, as they enjoyed a beautiful warm summer’s day.
In order to encourage the younger age group to get involved, there are also categories for 12’s and under in both Skateboarding and Rollerblading events. With great prizes, and entry costs of £1 or £2 depending on age group, there should be a strong turn out again this year.
We are looking forward to a great weekend where the local youngsters can perform to a very appreciative crowd, showcase their skills, and highlight a really positive example of youth activity in the town.
For more details contact Phil Williams on phil@christiansurfers.co.uk, and keep checking the website www.skatefestival.co.uk for all the latest news.
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Nailsea Skate Festival 2010
Celebrate the start of the Summer holidays, with the Nailsea Community Skate Festival
To mark the start of the summer holidays, the Nailsea Community Skate Festival this year will be held on Saturday the 24th of July. It’s an extremely popular event which is now entering its eighth year and once again we thank all those involved in the organisation and sponsoring of this. The event is organised by Holy Trinity and Trendlewood churches in partnership with Christian Surfers UK and is supported by Nailsea Town Council, Nailsea Chamber of Trade and other key community bodies within the town.
As well as this years top class skate competition which will be taking place at Nailsea Scotch Horn Park, there will also be other community attractions such as face painting, volley ball, live music, and various refreshment options from BBQ to pancakes. If you’re interested in getting an application form in advance, please email phil@christiansurfers.co.uk or for those people who have previously been involved, you should be getting an entry form directly via email or in the post.
Once again this year we are looking to expand the event further with the hopes of having a scooter category, if we can get the required sponsorship.
If you’d like to get involved in any form of sponsorship for this great community festival then please please email phil@christiansurfers.co.uk
The Contest starts at 2pm (Registration from 1pm) and runs through to 6pm, with the finals taking place around 5pm. Last year saw an entry of over 40 in the various categories with 300 - 400 spectators for most of the event, as they enjoyed a beautiful warm summer’s day.
In order to encourage the younger age group to get involved, there are also categories for 12’s and under in both Skateboarding and Rollerblading events. With great prizes, and entry costs of £1 or £2 depending on age group, there should be a strong turn out again this year.
We are looking forward to a great weekend where the local youngsters can perform to a very appreciative crowd, showcase their skills, and highlight a great positive example of youth activity in the town.
