Monday, March 22, 2010
Boat Bell or: How This Skate Park Needs to be Saved From Hell
Help this skate park. No more boat bell. Please. No more boat bell.
Video presented by Calavera Board Supply
Featured skaters: Clay Shank, Mike Herren, and Rob Kurcz
Monday, March 8, 2010
Art Show @ Calavera, Saturday March 13th, 2010

I Understand? A Collection of Artwork by Jeff Lowry
Saturday March, 13, 2010 @ 7pm
DJ Wordthieves will be hosting the grooves and grape Kool-Aid and orange soda will be on tap!
Labels:
art show,
calavera board supply,
jeff lowry,
kool-aid
Sunday, February 28, 2010
New Familia
Saturday, February 20, 2010
Movie Premier 2/27/10 @ Calavera
Supercharged: The Life and Times of Time Brauch

Supercharged, the life and times of Tim Brauch
Produced and Directed by Pete Koff
An inspiring documentary celebrating the life and skateboarding career of the late/great
Tim ‘Beans’ Brauch. From the legacy he left behind, to his induction into the Smithsonian Institute.
Film Description:
On May 9, 1999 at the young age of 25, Tim passed away of sudden cardiac arrest.
Tim was a professional skateboarder and an inspirational friend to all who met him. Tim had practically
conquered the skating world and accomplished more than anyone thought possible. The Tim Brauch
Documentary is an inspiring in-depth documentary that celebrates the life of Tim Brauch. Composed by a
community of friends and family, this film explores Tim's intriguing life. Learn the legend of Tim, who he
was and why he became such a big role model for future generations.
http://timbrauch.blogspot.com/
"The best time we had on our last US Tour was in Prescott Arizona, a small town in the middle of nowhere. -Jason Adams'
"The movie was off the hook, very inspirational for sure. Go see this film if you haven't already." -Steve Caballero

Supercharged, the life and times of Tim Brauch
Produced and Directed by Pete Koff
An inspiring documentary celebrating the life and skateboarding career of the late/great
Tim ‘Beans’ Brauch. From the legacy he left behind, to his induction into the Smithsonian Institute.
Film Description:
On May 9, 1999 at the young age of 25, Tim passed away of sudden cardiac arrest.
Tim was a professional skateboarder and an inspirational friend to all who met him. Tim had practically
conquered the skating world and accomplished more than anyone thought possible. The Tim Brauch
Documentary is an inspiring in-depth documentary that celebrates the life of Tim Brauch. Composed by a
community of friends and family, this film explores Tim's intriguing life. Learn the legend of Tim, who he
was and why he became such a big role model for future generations.
http://timbrauch.blogspot.com/
"The best time we had on our last US Tour was in Prescott Arizona, a small town in the middle of nowhere. -Jason Adams'
"The movie was off the hook, very inspirational for sure. Go see this film if you haven't already." -Steve Caballero
Jordan Rommel: Lost & Found Park Tapes
Jordan Rommel: Lost & Found Park Tapes from Tyler Culbertson on Vimeo.
We (Calavera) apologize to Jordan for sitting on some of this skate footage of his. Some of the clips date back to 2006.
On the other hand, it is awesome to see how much Jordan has grown up over the years while skating for Prescott AZ's local skateshop.
Thank you for representing Calavera all these years, Jordan! You are one of the greatest skaters Northern Arizona has ever seen.
Friday, January 29, 2010
BBQ on the Calavera Street Corner 1/30/10
Monday, January 25, 2010
Thank These Guys!
Make sure to thank Michael Cardenas(pictured), Steven Fox, and Alejandro Walton for shoveling snow out of the skatepark. Thanks guys!
Sunday, January 24, 2010
Clay Corleone
Clay Shank's footage from Sunday's skate session, 01/17/09 @ Prescott Skatepark.
If you haven't seen The Godfather, the music will not make any sense.Ha ha.
Video by Tyler Culbertson
If you haven't seen The Godfather, the music will not make any sense.Ha ha.
Video by Tyler Culbertson
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
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