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Drift Tricks: Tidelines is an exciting programme bringing 9 large-scale skateable sculptures to Kings Square for a week of workshops and activities in the square running from Tuesday 17th of August to Friday 21st August.
There will be a huge celebration Skate Jam event on Saturday the 22nd of August, with live music, skate displays and competitions, stalls and a roller disco
| Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
|---|---|
| Free Admission | Free |
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