Tag: event

Keep A Breast Foundation’s 10th Anniversary with Save Our Sisters Exhibition of Artistic Breast Casts of Surfers Painted by Surfer-Event Attracts Who’s Who of Surfing, Street Artists, Industry Players

Keep A Breast is an example of a successful non-profit in youth culture, having raised awareness about breast cancer for young people through art and now, the launch of their Non Toxic Revolution.

Successful Launch 16 of the Vans Warped Tour Marks Fresh Trends in Sponsorships, Music, Fashion for a New Generation

As the largest, longest-running youth culture music tour and festival ever, it’s always a monumental occasion when Warped hits the road. Here’s what went down.

Socially Conscious Shoe Brand Tom’s Hosts One Day Without Shoes

For a shoe brand to tell you to take OFF your shoes in tribute to those less fortunate is an ironic social campaign that resonates locally and globally.

Nike Signs Multi-Year Sponsorship of U.S. Open of Surfing, Promoting the Trilogy of Nike, Hurley, Converse Brands through Surf

Last year at the U.S. Open of Surfing in Huntington Beach was a Nike-fest of Surf. IMG Action Sports recent announcement means Nike’s embedding even longer into surf culture.

Celebrating 10 Years of DubLab, Web-Radio Freedom, and Vinyl Art

Positive, Music-Driven Lifestyle is what DubLab’s all about and celebrating 10 years in the making of web-based radio, top street artists, musicians, and designers came out to celebrate.

The Evolution of the ASR Trade Show to Include Class, Targeted Top Retailers, Networking Lounge, and Extended Mix of Brands Indicate New Opportunities

There’s been a lot of attention recently to the re-invention of ASR/Class, including the SIMA partnership towards making the September show a must-attend event. Label Networks’ got the scoop from VP Andy Tompkins.

Hurley U.S. Open of Surfing Attracts 500,000 Fans, Massive Waves, Top Competitors in Surf, Skateboarding, and BMX, plus Latest Trends in Surf-related Fashion

On-going action in “Surf City” as a monster swell ripped through, attracted scores of people, stoked sponsors, and brought out the best in surf culture. Here’s the inside scoop.