The 17th Annual Free Fall Fest is a free, two-day community action-sports festival at Free Fall Action Park in Quakertown. Saturday combines skateboard, scooter and BMX street competitions with a 3-on-3 basketball tournament, an opening ceremony, participant stories, raffles, music, games, giveaways, free food, live event cameras and an outdoor video wall. Sunday returns with free breakfast, a relaxed session and positive message with pro skateboarder Beaver Fleming, and a bowl jam. The street contests welcome riders ages 8-35 across ability-based and Open cash-prize classes; spectators and families are encouraged to attend.

Free Fall Action Sports

Skateboard, scooter and BMX street competitors must be age 8 through 35 on September 26, 2026. Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced and Open skill groupings are published for skateboard and scooter; Open is intended for riders pursuing the cash prize. The BMX page describes Amateur and Open/advanced ability groupings but currently offers no purchasable selection. Basketball divisions are Middle School, High School and Open for ages 19 and older. The Sunday session and bowl jam do not publish a separate registration, age, ability or capacity rule.

The event has not occurred and the organizer publishes no 2026 live-scoring or results destination. Do not treat the on-site live-camera/video-wall claim as a results service.

17th Annual Free Fall Fest

Free Fall Action Park / Free Fall Action Sports

World championships spanning skateboarding street and park, roller freestyle, scooter, and other World Skate disciplines.

World Skate

The event is upcoming. World Skate has not yet published a consolidated ASU26 results page.

World Skate Games 2026

Paraguayan Olympic Committee cluster

National Sports Secretariat cluster

Downtown District and Costanera

Cerro Lambaré

CicLAvia—Heart of LA is a free, all-ages open-streets day on Sunday, October 11, 2026, when 6.5 miles of Los Angeles streets become a car-free route connecting Echo Park, Chinatown, Little Tokyo, the Arts District, Boyle Heights and Downtown. Participants may enter or leave anywhere between 9:00 AM and 4:00 PM; there is no starting line, finish, race clock or required registration. Skateboarders, roller skaters, inline skaters and riders of non-motorized scooters are explicitly welcome alongside cyclists, runners, walkers and other people-powered travel. Four activity hubs anchor the route at Echo Park, Chinatown, Little Tokyo and Mariachi Plaza, with water-refill stations and ADA-compliant amenities. The route operates in both directions and includes notable elevation, dense mixed traffic and potentially steep sections, so CicLAvia recommends prior street-riding experience rather than using the event to teach a first-time rider. Keep right when moving slowly, pass on the left, obey volunteers and dismount where directed. Helmets are strongly recommended for everyone and are required by California law for riders under 18 using bicycles, scooters, skateboards or skates. Motorcycles, hoverboards, electric skateboards and electric scooters are prohibited; disability mobility devices are welcome. The event is rain or shine. Metro stations serve multiple points along the route, complimentary pedicabs run between hubs first come/first served, and limited bike rentals are planned at Echo Park and Little Tokyo. Street parking on the route is prohibited from 1:00 AM to 6:00 PM with towing enforced. The Little Tokyo Hub address below is a practical map anchor, not a mandatory check-in point.

CicLAvia

All ages and abilities are welcome with people-powered mobility, including skateboards, roller skates, inline skates and non-motorized scooters.

Open-streets community event, not a race; no formal results, scores, standings or podiums.

CicLAvia—Heart of LA 2026

CicLAvia—Heart of LA open-streets route (Little Tokyo Hub)

Spooky Skate is the City of Malibu Community Services Department’s free, all-ages Halloween skate jam at the permanent Malibu Skate Park inside Malibu Bluffs Park. From 3:00 to 6:00 PM on Friday, October 16, 2026, skateboarders, freestyle-scooter riders, roller skaters and inline skaters can use the park during a relaxed community session with festive music, food trucks, Witch Broom relay races, Zombie Tag and prizes. The official Rec listing classifies the program for all skill levels and currently shows free registration open with 98 spots remaining; participants must create or use a Rec account, add the $0 session to their cart and complete checkout. Spectators may attend without a ticket, but City rules keep spectators outside the active skate area. The current Skate Park rules require every rider—not only game participants—to wear a helmet, elbow pads and knee pads; children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult. E-bikes and motorized equipment are prohibited, skating is limited to authorized riding areas, and food, drinks, glass and animals are not allowed inside the skate area. Malibu Bluffs Park lists parking, restrooms and ADA-accessible facilities, but no event-specific parking allocation, transit plan, equipment loans, costume rules, food-truck lineup, activity timetable, waiver terms, waitlist policy or rain date is published. Check the official event page and City channels before travel if weather or local emergency conditions could affect the outdoor park.

City of Malibu Community Services Department

All ages and all skill levels. Supported riding equipment is skateboards, non-motorized scooters, roller skates and inline skates.

Community skate jam and games; formal competitive results, scores, standings and podiums are not announced.

Upcoming Scooter Events

17th Annual Free Fall Fest

World Skate Games 2026

CicLAvia—Heart of LA 2026

Spooky Skate 2026 — Malibu Skate Park