ESC is different. And even if it might look super pro and organized from the outside, it’s actually pretty DIY believe me! So I decided to ask a few questions to some of the guys “behind the scene” to maybe motivate you to come and check it out next time !
In the pouring rain, we set up the tents and prayed that the weather gods would still be kind to us that day… fortunately, our prayers were heard, and the sun broke through around noon.
As every year, the Lohse E.V. association organises the official party for the ramp. The event dedicated to the ramp includes a skateboarding competition in three categories: children, girls and boys. The requirements for participation are a basic level of skateboarding on a ramp
“The art, the rebellion, the fuck you attitude. the travels, building stuff, etc… I wasn’t like all those guys that had to go to their training and shit. I could do whatever the fuck I wanted, whenever I wanted. Freedom. Creativity. Everything that “regular sports” will never bring you. My underlying philosophy of Skateboarding. It shaped my entire life and my view on things….”
The Riders Club turns into more than just a party venue and skaters from all over Switzerland come up to LAAX to celebrate the annual mini-ramp contest in the nightclub.
People from all over Europe gathered to break down old features and build new ones, all on a voluntary basis, appreciating the beautiful place and its community.
On May 30th, 2023 was the final Arteskate party at LLSP skatepark in Torrelavega, Cantabria … Keep reading
Recap of three days of skateboarding, music and madness at the indoor DIY in Mechelen, Belgium known as ‘The Awarehouse’ !
Team Trouble’s little bro, they set up a miniramp in the same club that TT parties go down. Also there was some art on decks and a bit of tattooing. Just all packed in one day instead a whole week.
Board Spirit Marseille organized at La Friche Belle de Mai the “SKATEPUNK”: aconcept as simple as it iss obvious: skateboarding, punk rock, screaming, bruises, and countless hangovers.
