Red Alert’s First Gallery Opening
Art on display at Red Alert
As of January 1st Red Alert Skate Shop in Dover, NH has been under new ownership. With a list of changes and improvements throughout the pro shop and indoor skatepark. John Gallagher, the new owner and Ralph Murphy, store manager are looking to give a little back to not only the skaters but to artists and the community. Last night was the first of many planned gallery shows that Red Alert will be hosting on a monthly basis. With a skate sesh from 9pm – 12am for $5, a wall of art that included work by Jolly Boring, Tom Dupere, and James Faggiano , and free beer to boot ( 21+ for the beer ) what more could you want.
The next show is planned for February 25th. Checkout their blog for more info. as the date gets closer. If you are interested in showing at Red Alert contact Ralph Murphy at raphaelmurphy3@gmail.com for more info.
Art on display at Red Alert
YES. is premiering their new flick “It’s a Movie” in Boston this Thursday night at the Capitol Theatre at 8pm. That’ll be fun and all but be sure to check out the afterparty at The Greatest Bar where Trouble Andrew will be tearing it up at 10:30 to close. YES. it’ll be a good time for sure.
This Friday night it’s goin down at PSU! Stept’s annual video premiere will be held at Hyde 120 this year at 7:30pm. $3 gets you in the doors to check out their new flick “Weight” with plenty of product being tossed out afterwards. Stick around town ’cause you know the parties afterwards will be just as epic!
Two dope videos, different nights, 2 different places. Buck 90 and Art of Flight. Afterparty’s and all that other good stuff. Just go!
It’s October and that means Artoberfest is here. October 7th at the Inferno Cantina in Salt Lake City, Artoberfest kicks off with live music, an art exhibit and a double feature for “Let It Be” and “Tilt” skate videos. Doors open at 5pm, open to all ages, just $4, tons of free swag. Bigger and better every year.
Wednesday night was the Champlain College video premiere of Never Summer’s “Shred Em All” and Ian Post’s “Stitched Up Clipped Up”. The videos were awesome and and thanks to all our sponsors, nobody left empty-handed! One lucky misses even won herself a brand new snowboard of her choice, courtesy of Never Summer. Everyone was pumped for the snow to start flying again and best of all, the whole thing was free to attend. Not a bad Wednesday night. Look for the same video combo to premiere Friday night October 14th, at The Greatest bar in Boston. Gonna be another banger! Thanks to everyone who came out.
