GET YOUR SKATES ON
The new skatepark in Eaton in Norwich is finally here. After seven years of work by the city council and the Skatepark committee, we have a national standard park. As a skateboarder and member of the committee, Sam Avery of The Drugstore skate shop is understandably stoked about its opening: “I am very excited to be able to actually go skateboarding in my own city. This park has helped bring Norwich up to date with the rest of the country and will encourage development of skateboarding and BMX riding in the area, as well as bringing in participants from outside of the region”, he says. “The park has been designed by Freestyle Skateparks with input from the committee, and the result is one of the best I have ridden in the country.” Congratulations and a big thankyou to everyone involved in getting this skatepark built. Image with thanks to Drugstore Team Rider, Clive..
MAKE DREAMS COME TRUE
It seems charity begins at the pub when it comes to The Boundary and its regular fundraisers. They’ve been instrumental in raising funds for deserving charities, and August will be no different as they put on an all-dayer on Sunday 1st August in aid of the Starlight Children’s Foundation. Starlight grants wishes to seriously and terminally ill children and entertains sick children in hospitals and hospices UK-wide. They’re a non-profit organisation who rely on us to help raise funds, so do your bit and get down to the Boundary where there’s a full line-up of entertainment from 12pm – 12 midnight of karaoke / disco, a BBQ, street dancers, a bouncy castle, kids’ entertainer, raffle and an unrivalled atmosphere! Go to
www.starlightkaraoke.com for more information or call The Boundary on 01603 250859
A NEW START
How many of us have watched Dragon’s Den with the feeling that we could be standing in their shoes? We’ve screamed at the telly when Apprentice is on and daydreamed over just what we’d do with Duncan Bannatyne’s money, but to start at the very beginning is an opportunity that’s open to all of us. If you’ve ever thought about starting your own business, or perhaps find yourself out of work at the moment, then there are certain resources available for FREE that you should make use of. As well as all the areas the library is known for, there’s also Joining the library couldn’t be easier - and most of the services are free. With career guides, study books and information on how to start your own business, your library could be the first step on a new career path for you. For more information, go to
www.library.norfolk.gov.uk
GET INKED!
Every sinew of our bodies is bristling with excitement for the ever-nearing second Norwich Body Art Festival. It’s just a month ‘til a nation –and further - of highly respected tattoo artists make their way to St Andrew’s Hall to show us this most captivating and traditional of art forms. Just like last year though, it’s not all about getting inked, as we have a whole host of trade stalls for you to rest your magpie eyes on and a whole troupe of entertainers to give some added alternative atmosphere to your weekend. Last year, tickets sold out, so make sure you get yours either from our website, or at outlets you can find towards the back of this month’s Outline.
FREE MUSIC WEEKEND
Put down your tents, leave your bog roll on the holder and prepare for a weekend of music barely a stone’s throw from your Welcome mat. We, Outline and the fun loving team at Riverside have put on a weekend of local music for you for FREE! That’s right, gratis. Playing out over the 24th and 25th of July from 1pm – 9pm, the first acts have been announced, with more to follow. Check the poster just inside the back cover of this mag for the latest confirmed acts who’ll be providing the sounds for a weekend of local musical elite.
outlineonline.co.uk / JULY 2010 / 43
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