About
A free pier celebration of Dogtown culture with Tony Alva, live bands, skating and an outdoor documentary screening.
Few Thursday events connect so naturally to their location: Dogtown’s skate history is celebrated beside the neighborhood where it began. Tony Alva’s vinyl set, a skate ramp, live music, salsa lessons, classic cars and Dogtown and Z-Boys make this a broad, free Westside gathering rather than a routine screening.
What to expect
Come to Santa Monica Pier from 3:30 PM for an afternoon and evening of music, skating, vendors and community activities. Reserve the appropriate Eventbrite ticket for a chair area, vehicle space or skate-ramp access, and plan to remain through the film.
Good to know
- The listed festivities begin at 3:30 PM.
- The event is described as free.
- An advance Eventbrite RSVP is encouraged.
- Skate-ramp use requires registration and a signed waiver.
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Common questions
When does Locals’ Night begin?
The listed start time is 3:30 PM on Thursday, October 15.
Is the celebration free?
Yes, the candidate description identifies this as a free Westside celebration.
Do I need to reserve a place?
An Eventbrite RSVP is encouraged, with different ticket types for viewing options.
What happens during the event?
The program includes live music, skating, vendors, dancing and a documentary screening.