Greetings!

Liz Berlin is proud to announce the grand opening of Mr.
Small's SkatePark this weekend.

Mr. Small's has an in-depth street course, and a great variety of
ramps for skateboarding, in-lining and free-style biking,
including a 40 foot wide vert ramp (from the Philadelphia 2001 X-
Games). Mr Small's SkatePark will also be the home of the
newest Headboard Skate Shop.

Festivities will commence this Saturday, July 20th, noon thru 9
pm, with professional demos by the likes of Jamie Bestwick,
Chad Kagy and Steve Hernandez. Also, live music, kayak and
canoe rentals, and catering by Concrete Jungle serving the finest
gourmet street mex-caribbian food.

Mr Smalls Skatepark is Located right on the water at the newly
developed Millvale Riverfront Park, between the railroad and the
river, in Pittsburgh, PA.

In conjunction with the grand opening of the park, Mr. Small's
Funhouse Recording Studio (with their 2 new rooms, fully
equipped with pro-tools and lots of outboard gear) is having a
grand opening special.
Call for details and ask about how you can get free studio time.
412 821 4447

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--Liz Berlin & Mr. Small's


Please forward this to anyone you think will be interested.
Thanks!



Directions:

From the 40th street bridge in Lawrenceville:

Turn right at the end of the bridge and stay in the right lane.
About 50 feet later, make the first possible right hand turn
through a little bridge that goes under Rt. 28. Go straight over
the railroad tracks, under another little bridge, and then turn right
again. Follow Riverfront Drive until you see the Mr. Small's
SkatePark and the parking lot.

From Downtown Pittsburgh:

Take Rt. 28 from town. Get off at the Millvale exit. At the first
stop
light, turn left. Go straight through the next stop sign (Grant
Ave.)
After you get through that intersection make the next possible left
hand turn through a little bridge that goes under Rt. 28. Go
straight over the railroad tracks, under another little bridge, and
then turn right. Follow Riverfront Drive until you see the Mr.
Small's SkatePark and the parking lot.