Annual events: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 18:43, 15 January 2024

The annual events are events aimed at gathering the largest number of skaters matching exclusively what the event is all about.

We hope you will join us on these events. Check our social media event videos to see what they are all about.

Some Annual events are guided by skate marshals, which everyone is asked to respect and follow instructions.

The annual events are organized by different groups

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 The annual events are events aimed at gathering the largest number of skaters matching exclusively what the event is all about.
-They occur once a year and are announced during other events description.
+We hope you will join us on these events. Check our [[social media]] event videos to see what they are all about.
-* [[Bladers day]] (Since 2021)
+== Marshals ==
-* [[Luminous roll]] (Since 2021)
+Some [[Annual events]] are guided by [[skate marshals]], which everyone is asked to respect and follow instructions.
+== Events ==
+The annual events are organized by different groups
+=== Toronto Bladers ===
+* [[Season opening]] (Since 2020)
+* [[80s roll]] (Since 2023)
+* [[Cone day]] is a [[slalom]] event to replace the [[80s roll]]
+* [[Golden Wheels]] (Since July 2023)
+* [[Bladers day]] (Since 2021) '
+* [[United wizards]] (Since 2021)
+* [[Luminous roll]] (Since 2021)
 * [[Halloween]] (Since 2019)
-* [[United wizards]] (Since 2021)
+* [[Season closing]] '''Occurs mid November''' (Since 2020)
+=== Rolling Tribes ===
+* (TBA)
+=== Montreal Blading Cup ===
+* August or September (TBA)
+=== TISC ===
+* [https://tisc.wordpress.com/season-info The Toronto Inline Speed Club] Opens the season in April
+=== Toronto Roll ===
+* Occurs in the month of September
 [[Category:Annual events]]