Concrete Wave’s Longboard Tradeshow

by The Editors on March 7, 2011

Concretewave LogoOn Friday, March 11, 2011 Concrete Wave will be hosting what Publisher Michael Brooke calls the “world’s first longboard trade show” at NYC’s Longboard Loft.

Thirty-two national and international companies will showcase their products as part of this one-day only multimedia event. . . This exposition is designed to give longboard dealers and riders a chance to see what’s new in the industry, as well as an opportunity to connect with consumers in the exploding east coast market. “The longboard market is growing rapidly and this expo is long overdue”, says Brian Davenport, founder of Pushculture.com, a revered longboarding website.

The free event begins at 12 PM and runs until 8 PM (click here for a live webstream). The Longboard Loft is located at 132 Allen Street, NYC. Follow the jump for more information, or for Jeff Harbaugh’s Market Watch commentary on the event, click here.LONGBOARDING INVADES NEW YORK CITY

NYC to host first ever Longboard tradeshow

The world’s first longboard tradeshow will take place on March 11th at the new location of Longboard Loft NYC, 132 Allen Street in, New York’s Lower East Side. Thirty-two national and international companies will showcase their products as part of this one-day only multimedia event.
This exposition is designed to give longboard dealers and riders a chance to see what’s new in the industry, as well as an opportunity to connect with consumers in the exploding east coast market. “The longboard market is growing rapidly and this expo is long overdue”, says Brian Davenport, founder of Pushculture.com, a revered longboarding website.

Over the past decade, Longboarding has slowly gained an enormous following through the use of social networking and media sites. Silverfishlongboarding.com is averaging 30,000 unique visitors a day; and longboard companies like Original have tens of millions of viewers on YouTube alone. According to ActionWatch, a survey of surf and skate shops across the United States, skateboard sales dropped 2 percent in the first quarter of 2010, while sales of longboards rose an astounding 43 percent compared to the year before.

The free event begins at 12pm and runs until 8pm. For those around the world who would like to participate, but are unable to make it to NYC, the event will be streamed live over the web at pushculture.com, starting at 7pm and leading up to the presentation of the Second Annual Concrete Wave/AXS Gear Reader’s Choice Awards.

The event is co-sponsored by an all New York based team consisting of Bustin Boards longboards, Rat Rod Studios, Pushculture.com, Butternuts Beer and Fresh Paved magazine.

For more info please contact:
Michael Brooke Publisher,
Concrete Wave Magazine
1136 – 3 Center Street, Suite 293
Thornhill, ONTARIO L4J 3M8
www.concretewavemagazine.com
mbrooke@interlog.com

shirl cassalena March 25, 2011 at 7:47 pm

who was the knife dude-the knives were sick-where can me and my dudes buy them

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