Wednesday night marked the official opening of Oakley In Residence: Sydney – the new (and free!) creative hangout space and pop up skate spot designed to celebrate a shared obsession for creativity in skate.
Remix Publisher, Tim Phin, was one of the many that met in Sydney to celebrate the opening, alongside Oakley skate icons, Sean Malto and Curren Caples, and globally renowned photographer Atiba Jefferson.
Sydney now joins London and Los Angeles, the third city to host Oakley In Residence.
From 5th – 29th November, Oakley In Residence: Sydney is free and open to the public at 74 Commonwealth Street, Surry Hills. Throughout the month, the space will host workshops, exhibitions, athlete meet-ups, skate sessions and film screenings.
For more on Oakley in Residence and for key upcoming events, head here.
