JACKALOPE Block Party
Ventura Breeze
April 27, 2026
Hey neighbors, mark your calendars—this one’s going to be a blast. According to *Ventura Breeze*, the **JACKALOPE Block Party** is rolling into town for a free, three-day action sports festival that’s pure Ventura energy. We’re talking pro skateboarding on both vert and street courses, live music, food trucks, pop-up shops, and a beer garden. It’s like the best of our beachside vibe meets the skate culture that’s always been part of our local fabric—from the pier to the skate park.
What makes this special is how it celebrates street culture right here in the 805. Expect a Vert legends demo, open skate contests, and high-energy performances that bring together seasoned pros and up-and-coming skaters. Whether you’re a lifelong skater or just love the buzz of a community block party, this is a chance to connect, grab a taco, and cheer on some incredible talent. Don’t miss it—this is the kind of event that reminds us why Ventura’s such a great place to call home.
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