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Inland Empire Night Skate — San Bernardino — October 15, 2026

Oct 15, 2026 · 7:00 PM
San Bernardino, California, United States

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Inland Empire Night Skate is a weekly Thursday-night urban skate through Downtown San Bernardino, organized by Inland Empire Night Skate with Southern California Urban Inline/Roller Skating and hosted from Knight Skate. The October 15, 2026 occurrence is listed on Meetup for 7:00 PM PDT, with skate maintenance and introductions running until the 8:30 PM rollout and the published event ending at 10:00 PM. IMPORTANT LOCATION NOTE: the exact Meetup occurrence prints the regular Knight Skate meeting spot (395 N E Street Suite 107, San Bernardino) and its coordinates, but the same organizer copy explicitly says that every FIRST and THIRD Thursday the group meets at a different location. October 15 is a third Thursday, so the actual meeting point may differ from Knight Skate; the organizer directs riders to follow @ienightskate on Instagram for the most up-to-date location. Always confirm the exact meeting spot on the Meetup occurrence and @ienightskate immediately before travel. The organizer calls this an intermediate session: all wheel types and skill levels are welcome, but the street route is explicitly not a beginner skate, and Knight Skate offers separate lessons. The organizer says the weekly session has recently averaged more than 20 people, so the live Meetup RSVP count is not a reliable turnout estimate. Attendance is free and the Meetup Attend action was open at verification; no capacity, RSVP cutoff, waitlist, walk-up rule, age minimum, guardian requirement or event waiver is published. The route, distance, pace, elevation, regroup stops and return-to-start guarantee are not posted. For the regular Knight Skate location, park on Court Street, one street south of 4th Street, and follow posted parking restrictions; the organizer describes the area as dark but safe. No event-specific equipment mandate, weather threshold, cancellation policy, accessibility service, livestream, competition format or results applies or is announced.

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All wheels and all skill levels are welcome, but the organizer explicitly says this is an intermediate urban night skate and not a beginner session. No club membership, invitation or qualification is published.

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