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News Filed Tue, Nov 10 8:11 PM · Updated 8:27 PM

Free skate park open house at 28th and B on Nov. 1

Skaters of all ages can try the 28th and B Skate Park for free, and new dedicated skate hours start Nov. 4.

The short version
  1. Free open house at 28th and B Skate Park, 20 28th St., Sunday, Nov. 1, 2 to 6 p.m. (Release)
  2. Expect food trucks, community resources and activities alongside local skaters and Rob Skate Academy. (Release)
  3. Dedicated public skate hours begin Wednesday, Nov. 4; ongoing access during those hours requires a membership. (Release)
  4. The city's Youth, Parks & Community Enrichment department is partnering with Rob Skate Academy to expand park access. (Release)
What's happening

Free open house, then new skate hours

When
Sunday, Nov. 1, 2 to 6 p.m.
Where
28th and B Skate Park, 20 28th St.
Cost
Free admission
Source
City of Sacramento news release

Skaters of all ages and skill levels are invited to a free open house at the 28th and B Skate Park. The city's Department of Youth, Parks & Community Enrichment is partnering with Rob Skate Academy to expand public access to the park through dedicated skate hours beginning in November.

The open house includes free access to the skate park, community resources, food trucks and activities alongside local skaters, Rob Skate Academy and Councilmember Phil Pluckebaum.

How to take part

Skate hours start Nov. 4

Start date
Wednesday, Nov. 4
Access
Membership required for ongoing access during dedicated skate hours
More info
28th and B Skate and Urban Art Park webpage
Source
City of Sacramento news release

After the open house, dedicated public skate hours begin Wednesday, Nov. 4. A membership is required for ongoing access during those hours.

For more information about the park and upcoming public skate opportunities, visit the 28th and B Skate and Urban Art Park webpage.

Read the original City of Sacramento news release →

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