Rom Revival is a community day for riders and skaters to come together with local residents, craftspeople, artists, designers, and charities to form The Gathering.
It’s 10-years since Rom was listed Grade II by Historic England and we’re having a party to celebrate this cool monument to 1970’s skateboarding.
Open to spectators, riders and skaters from 11.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m.
(Note that riding snd skating will be restricted at various times during the day depending on activities and visitor numbers in the park).
Entry Fee £2 per person. Free parking
To find Rom skatepark enter the left-side of the petrol garage forecourt on Upper Rainham Road, stay left and the park is through the double gates.
We’re in awe of the support we’re getting from:
The Gumball 3000 Foundation
Allen Motor Group
Ben Raemers Foundation
Boyd’s of Bedford
Dirty Cats
Break Fluid Coffee Co
Far Skate Foundation
Gingernut art & clothes
Havering Classic Car Club
Hornchurch Cardrome
Krazy Horse London
London Fire Brigade
Paintings by Jorge
Pillars Brewery
Poulson Creative Customs
Project Pit-Stop
Rugman Art
Slick Willie’s Skate Store
The Dragon Flame Barbeque
Triumph Motorcycles
We Were Rad
Pizzabox Wood Fired Pizza
Eight skaters qualified as skateboard coaches under the SkateboardGB 'Get Rolling' course. As part of our plans to offer lessons to all, some of our graduates will be taking classes at Rom for all age groups. Plus, we will be organising a schools’ outreach programme this autumn to get youngsters skating and scooting.
A special thanks to Ric’ Magee Atxukarro who took the course.
We’re grateful to all those that turned-up for the BMX Car Boot Sale. It was the first to be held at Rom and we’ll definitely have another. Not only could you buy a bargain but test it out in the park straight away.It’s good to raise funds for Rom through events, the sale of food & beverages too.
We appreciate the support of all who came. Great effort Steve Habbishaw for arranging the event.
