🛹 WE OFFICIALLY HAVE A GROUND BREAKING DATE!!! June 2023!!! WE DID IT!!!
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6th Annual Skateboard Art Show and Auction
Going on now Conway Public Library Bid in Person on our Facebook page!
This is our 6th annual Skateboard Art Show & Auction! Every year it is displayed at the Conway Public Library in the Ham room. We want to Shout from the roof tops how amazing our library is! Thank you for always supporting the KPMSPs Skate Park Project !! Like their page and see all if their awesome community events! https://www.conwaymagic.com/kevin-peare-memorial…/…
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The day of Kevin’s celebration of life, his sister Caren said “I want to build a skate park in Kevin’s name” Since that day she has fought tooth and nail to do so. Literally blood, sweat and tears has been put into this project. Almost 6 years later the skate park, in Kevin’s name is on the horizon! We still have a ton of work to do. But, leading the charge and still fighting to have a safe place for the children of the Valley to skateboard..is Caren and her team of volunteers
We have raised over $80,000 by grassroots fundraising and donations. Holding family friendly and affordable fundraisers. Each January we have The Skateboard Art show at the Conway Public Library, once a year they have The Battle of the Bands and The Wicked Rides car show to name a few. They sell KPMSP merchandise like t-shirts, hoodies, ball caps and stickers and they have donation cans in these businesses around the Valley. Headlines , First Stop, Revolution Records and Leavitt’s bakery.
In other news , We have become their own non-profit 501(3)C. (N32)
The Professional Designer and Builder have been chosen
Nicole Licari Robertson from Pillar Design Studios personally visited the park in Spain and designed it. Artisan Skate Park Builders. The skate park will be a State of the Art concrete skateboarding park, 7,000 sq feet. It will be free to the public and be owned by the Town. The group will stay on to oversee maintenance.
Director Caren Peare has created an after school program curriculum “Skateboarding 101” Working with Project Succeed .
We are so excited to be doing skateboarding 101 again!!! We are officially kicking off our school year with Pine Tree Elementary!! Huge thank you to Project Succeed for allowing us to be apart of your after school program again! Carrying on Kevin’s love of teaching others how to skateboard. Children are taught safety first . Then they are taught to build a skateboard , then finally learn to ride it. They leave the program with the skateboard they built. This will be something the group will continue once the skatepark has been built. They also are planning on offering classes and summer programs or camps.
Three Conway Native women getting it done!
Caren Peare and Erin Russell, is a recipients of the Mount Washington Valley Volunteer of the year award!
◦ Final phase build a skatepark! Groundbreaking is anticipated for 2023 The Kevin Peare Memorial Skate Park Will be a “Skate at your own risk”, free to the public, State of the Art Skate park. 70 ft by 100 ft or 7,000 sq ft Cost to build is approximately $53. a sq ft.
Designer: Pillar Design Studios / Nicole Licari Robertson
Kevin Peare Memorial skate park!
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Below is our committee members teaching Skateboarding 101 at Conway Elementary, Project Succeed after school program. The children learned to build a Skateboard , decorated it , were taught safety and finally learned to ride! They were able to keep their boards and equipment . If you would like to see this program in your school reach out to us ! Goskate4kev@aol.com
This is why we need to skatepark! No child should ever have to skate in the street!
Mission Statement
To educate our community about the benefits skateboarding can have on our youth’s individual mental and physical well-being. By providing a state of the art skateboard park to improve their safety as well as empowering youth with positive alternative choices.
This is amazing! Such a great way to connect the community to its artists