1888 SKATE CLUB announces Battle of the Shops

Wilmington, NC- 1888 Skate Club is pumped to announce the 1888 Battle of the Shops, grinding the rail at the Brooklyn Arts Center at St. Andrews (516 North 4th Street—the corner of Campbell and North 4th streets) on Sunday, May 22, 2011, from noon to 6 p.m.

Hunter Ford, owner of Momentum Skate Shop and vice president of 1888 Skate Club, says, “If you skate, or if you one day want to skate, you don’t want to miss the 1888 Battle of the Shops. It’s going to be sick.”

Ten shops from the tri-county area will compete for bragging rights in BAC’s spectacular indoor skate park. Some of the hottest bands in town will play throughout the day on BAC’s awesome stage, and there will be a killer sample sale—with skate brand reps on site—offering discounted samples of their upcoming lines—shoes, gear, clothing, accessories.

Tickets are available online at http://www.1888skateclub.com/ for $5, or the event is free with a club membership and you can join online.
About 1888 Skate Club- As the nonprofit affiliate of Brooklyn Arts Center at Saint Andrews, it is the mission of 1888 Skate Club to provide our community with a safe, secure, and family-focused skateboarding organization that promotes positive, responsible behavior and a fitness-first, proactive lifestyle in a fun, focused, and supervised environment that serves primarily school-age children and their families.

See you in Brooklyn at the 1888 Battle of the Shops.

For more information please contact 1888 Executive Director Richard Leder at 910-538-2939, or email him at rich@1888skateclub.com.

Michael "Beach Mick" Hudson

About the Author:

Michael "Beach Mick" Hudson is the founder and Editor of Beach Carolina Magazine. Living along the coast of North Carolina, Mike has a passion for the beach and loves to bring news and events of the Carolinas to others around the world.

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