Pass~Port premieres its new full-length skate video “You’re a Stranger Here But Once” in Los Angeles on Saturday, September 26, 2026. Doors open at 7:00 PM at Oblivion, the Highland Park community space at 6118 North Figueroa Street. Pass~Port’s exact event reel and the current Thrasher flyer both advertise free entry, followed by music from Mar Gaunner & Friends and God Is Evil. The organizer describes the film as a visual-and-audio team project filmed over the previous 24 months in locations around the world. Its published rider lineup features Sam Sutton, Adelaide Norris, Matlok Bennett-Jones, Eetu Toropainen, Jack O’Grady, Callum Paul, Geoff Campbell, Alex Tennison, Kevin Shealy, Matthieu Lucas-D’Souza, Josh Pall, Yuma Takei, Dean Palmer, Anthony Mapstone and Kento Namekawa. This is an indoor skate-film premiere and community night, not a skate competition or open session; no athlete registration, board, helmet or riding equipment is required. The event has no ticket or RSVP link and is promoted as free entry, but neither Pass~Port nor Oblivion publishes a capacity, guaranteed-admission rule or late-entry policy, so guests should arrive near doors and expect access to depend on available room. Oblivion’s current profile and official site confirm the exact address, while its current event programming identifies shows as all ages; the Pass~Port-specific flyer does not separately restate an age or guardian rule. No screening start, runtime, music set times, final-curfew time, seating plan, bag policy, accessibility details, event parking, cancellation policy, livestream or replay has been announced. Check the organizer and venue Instagram accounts before travel for any same-day change.

Pass~Port

Public skate-film audience. There is no competitor field, qualification, membership, residency or skill requirement.

Upcoming film premiere; no competition results apply. No livestream, replay or post-event film release link has been announced.

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Pass~Port “You’re a Stranger Here But Once” — Los Angeles Premiere 2026