Why? Well, the popcorn is free and food vendors will be on location as well. What? Really? Yep, no kidding, Portland Parks and Recreation has just the thing for the skateboard loving, movie going folks, a screening of Deathbowl to Downtown at the Glenhaven Skate Park this Friday, August 13th. Be sure to get there early for a pre-movie shred along with some entertainment provided by the (PETA approved) Cat Jugglers. Check out all the details on the flier after the turn. Oh, and be sure to look for multiple misspellings of Randy Gawlik’s name in the credits. EPM “Randie Glawik” Out!
Search Results for 'Glenhaven'
Page 2 of 6
Forget the busiest shopping day of the year, it seemed folks decided to head to the skate parks instead. The parks were packed with all sorts of round wheel enthusiasts the day after Thanksgiving. How do we know? Well we went to all five of the, soon-to-be nineteen, Portland skate parks.
With MC at the wheel, and yours truly in the navigator seat, we managed to skate Glenhaven, Ed Benedict, Gabriel Park, Holly Farm and Pier Park. Total elapsed time, approximately four hours plus an hour-or-so for post session brews. Check out a larger version of the image above along with some 3D cross-eyed stereo pairs of Pier Park, our last and favorite stop on the mini-tour.
This week’s Monday Cover skater, Steve Grover, floats like a butterfly but will sting you like a Mack truck if you get in his line. Check out Grover’s gap ballet at Glenhaven after the turn.
Congratulations Steve!
Now you too can get shreducated! Portland’s Dean of Shreducation, Ben Wixon, has authored a new book titled: “Skateboarding – Instruction, Programming, and Park Design”. The following synopsys is from the book’s publisher, Human Kinetics:
Skateboarding: Instruction, Programming, and Park Design provides safe and effective skateboarding instruction and programming as well as information on building and managing skateparks. You’ll get all the tools you need to do everything from teaching fundamental skateboarding skills to designing and running a park to meet the needs of your community.
It’s a must have for the shreducators in your community. Get your copy today. Check out a few more pics of Ben and some of his little rippers after the turn.
We continue our theme of anonymous skaters in action during a recent session at Glenhaven. The light was rapidly evaporating and the skating was frantic. Any help with names is greatly appreciated. See all the pics in the gallery.
Twilight Session @ Glenhaven
Some folks took advantage of the great fall weather this weekend that included a Saturday afternoon session at Glenhaven. Check out a few snaps of Dex, Kerri, Rick, Troy, MC, Willis and others skating in the gallery.
Glenhaven in the Afternoon
Out of a universe full of entropy comes this week’s Monday Cover, Tyler Martin, a true natural. Tyler has been ripping it up lately and folks are starting to take notice. Yet another Southern Oregon prodigy rising in the ranks. Check out this styling lien at Glenhaven. Sick. See the full frame version after the turn.
Congratulations Tyler!
Well, we are finally getting around to posting the Battle Ground stop of last year’s Oregon Trifecta. If you remember, the event started at Battle Ground and finished in Tobin’s Bowl due to rain. Out of the chaos came some of the best skating of the three day event. Check out the massive gallery of photos of all the action including some shots from Glenhaven. If you haven’t heard, this year’s Trifecta will include a considerably larger prize purse. Come and get it.
- Photo Gallery: Oregon Trifecta – Battle Ground/Tobin’s
Genius appears when you least expect it. This helmet laying on the dirt at Glenhaven is one example. Think about it. Click on the image for a larger view.
What happens when you are surfing the coffee shops for wifi during the extra crappy weather here in Portland instead of skating? Why dorking around with tilt-shift blur techniques, of course, as inspired by MC and his collection of skatepark minitures.