Against the Grind
Townsville City Council will host the Against the Grind youth festival on Saturday 24 and Sunday 25 October in partnership with Youth With A Mission and Townsville PCYC in October.
Against the Grind will offer some great activities across the two days, including:
* Big Top performance tent, featuring live music and art performances, guest speakers and workshops
* Rides
* Food Vendors
* Launch of the new Riverway Skate park
* YWAM Skate Ramp
* Townsville PCYC regional skate/BMX finale
* Local and interstate skate and BMX professional demonstrations
* Inflatable soccer, facilitated by Upper Ross PCYC in honour of crime prevention month
* Parkour activity, facilitated by Lifeline
* Photography Workshops, facilitated by the Youth Network NQ Inc.
* Information and display booths
* Street art workshops
* UFO – DJ system and internet café
* YWAM hosted scooter competition
* Merchandise tent
As part of Against the Grind, Townsville City Council will be launching the new Riverway Skate Park. The concept development was down through consultation with the local skate park community and incorporates the best of the design aspects inline with the current skate park trends.
This project was a partnership project with the Department of Housing Community Renewal, Department of Communities Sport and Recreation Services and Townsville City Council.
Townsville PCYC Regional Skate and BMX competition
Also heating up the festival will be the Townsville PCYC's regional skate/BMX competition finale. This is the PCYC's largest skate event for the year. The finale will take advantage of the council's new Riverway skate park and YWAM's skate ramp, with keen finalist skaters and BMX riders showing off their skills.
Youth exhibitions
Local community groups and talent will have the opportunity to exhibit themselves through information displays, performances or workshops. These different exhibitions will be used to redefine the standard of excellence amongst our youth culture, inspire positive values, boost community morale and restore faith in the city's assets through our young people.
Against the Grind will offer some great activities across the two days, including:
* Big Top performance tent, featuring live music and art performances, guest speakers and workshops
* Rides
* Food Vendors
* Launch of the new Riverway Skate park
* YWAM Skate Ramp
* Townsville PCYC regional skate/BMX finale
* Local and interstate skate and BMX professional demonstrations
* Inflatable soccer, facilitated by Upper Ross PCYC in honour of crime prevention month
* Parkour activity, facilitated by Lifeline
* Photography Workshops, facilitated by the Youth Network NQ Inc.
* Information and display booths
* Street art workshops
* UFO – DJ system and internet café
* YWAM hosted scooter competition
* Merchandise tent
As part of Against the Grind, Townsville City Council will be launching the new Riverway Skate Park. The concept development was down through consultation with the local skate park community and incorporates the best of the design aspects inline with the current skate park trends.
This project was a partnership project with the Department of Housing Community Renewal, Department of Communities Sport and Recreation Services and Townsville City Council.
Townsville PCYC Regional Skate and BMX competition
Also heating up the festival will be the Townsville PCYC's regional skate/BMX competition finale. This is the PCYC's largest skate event for the year. The finale will take advantage of the council's new Riverway skate park and YWAM's skate ramp, with keen finalist skaters and BMX riders showing off their skills.
Youth exhibitions
Local community groups and talent will have the opportunity to exhibit themselves through information displays, performances or workshops. These different exhibitions will be used to redefine the standard of excellence amongst our youth culture, inspire positive values, boost community morale and restore faith in the city's assets through our young people.
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