Devil's Canyon Brewing Co. San Carlos, CA
Thursday, May 22
6:30-8:00 All Ages session
8:00-9:30 Adult session
Group Skate Lessons in Redwood City (4/16/25-5/28/25)
Level 1: Learn to Skate, Redwood City
Spring, 2025
Youth ages 7-13, 4/16-5/28 Wednesdays 5-6pm
Adults 18+ 4/16-5/28 Wednesdays 6-7pm
Location: The Armory Gym at Red Morton
Kids Learn to Skate!
Clifford Afterschool Enrichment--Learn to skate!
Mondays, March 31-May 19, 2:50-3:50
We bring the skating to you
Unlike traditional roller skating rinks, Skate Open Spaces is mobile and designed to set up in your space in the San Francisco Bay Area. Whether it's a church, school, or business, as long as you have a large enough flat and safe surface, we'll call it a rink. At Skate Open Spaces we believe that parking lots and basketball courts are just roller rinks in disguise. If you have the space, we'll bring a trailer full of rental skates, music, games, and introductory lessons (if you want 'em).
Find out more about hosting your skate party at SportsHouse. Pick a party package, then contact us for the roller skating add-on.
Skating events of all types
Youth groups, after school programs, birthday parties, corporate team building, you name it. There is no right age group for skating and that's what we love most about it. It's for everyone and there is always something to new to learn. We can't wait to design the experience that is right for your group.
Roller skating in the San Francisco Bay Area
Based in Redwood City, Skate Open Spaces provides a mobile roller skating experience throughout the San Francisco Bay Area, including Belmont, Burlingame, Campbell, Cupertino, Fremont, Los Altos, Menlo Park, Millbrae, Palo Alto, Redwood City, San Carlos, San Jose, Santa Clara, and Sunnyvale. If your city isn't listed, reach out and we'll see if we can accommodate!
How Skate Open Spaces Got Started
It started with a passion for roller skating
About 10 years ago we threw a birthday party at our local roller rink and it reminded us of the freedom we feel in that space. We knew we needed more of that in our lives. When the local rink closed, we wiped our tears and started looking for outside spaces to skate. We found some spots and some other skaters and met up for the freedom and comradery that skating brings. Now, we want to create a way to bring some of that rink joy into the lives of our community (even if it's rinkless). Come skate open spaces with us!