In Summary
- Greater Shepparton Youth Fest 2024 will feature a BMX, skate and scoot competition on Sunday 29 September at Shepparton Skate Park, with judging by International judge Renton Millar.
- The Deadly Deks Art Workshop, led by artist Tammy Lee Atkinson, will allow participants to design a skateboard deck with a First Nations theme; materials are provided.
- Events include categories for Under 13 and Over 13, with competitions and art workshops fully supervised and open to all ages in a drug, vape, alcohol and smoking-free environment.
- Get more information and view the full program of free and low-cost activities here.
The BMX, skate, and scoot competition, judged by International judge Renton Millar, will feature categories for Under 13 and Over 13 with the schedule as follows:
- Scoot starting at 11am
- BMX at 12.30pm
- Skate at 1.30pm
Participants can compete for first, second, or third place medals. Spaces are limited, and registrations will be taken on the day.
The Deadly Deks Art Workshop will be held at 10am, where participants can paint a skateboard deck with a First Nations design under the guidance of renowned artist Tammy Lee Atkinson. All materials will be provided, and limited spots are available. Registrations can be made on the day or beforehand via youth@shepparton.vic.gov.au.
Mayor, Cr Shane Sali said Greater Shepparton Youth Fest 2024 offers something for everyone, and will feature a variety of free and low-cost events.
“The festival will include art workshops, social activities, sports and mindfulness sessions, ensuring there is something for everyone. The festival aims to showcase the talents and creativity of young people in our community, while also providing a platform for them to express themselves and connect with their peers,” he said.
Both events are fully supervised and open to all ages. They are drug, vape, alcohol, and smoking-free.
Greater Shepparton Youth Fest 2024 is a unique opportunity for the youth of our community to engage in a variety of exciting and enriching activities.
Find out more information and view the full festival program here.
