RINKWORM
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Flux Gallery, this location is wheelchair accessible
This event is 18 & up.

Not sure what to do around Valentine’s Day? Roll over to Flux Factory for Rinkworm, a pop-up skating rink produced by Springboard Collective. Open daily from February 11th-17th, this exhibition is highly contagious. Join us for open skating madness, three nights of live performance and music, infectious roller discos, karaoke on ice and Our Bloody Valentine. Bring your skates or use our rentals- all events are free and open to the public. What if the hokey pokey is what it’s all about?

RENTAL INFO
Bring your own skates/roller blades if you’ve got them!
All rentals are donation-based
We carry size 5-12 adult skates
The floor in concrete, please bring any protective gear you feel you’ll need
SKATE AT YOUR OWN RISK

LOUNGE & ARCADE
Relax in the lounge or kick back with a game in the arcade. 

SNACK BAR
Rinkworm‘s snack bar serves a select menue of food and alcoholic / non-alcoholic beverages.

Schedule of Events

Monday – Wednesday, February 11th – 13th
6-9pm: Open Skating

Wednesday, February 13th
7:30pm: Sci-Fi Rollerskating Dystopian Deathsport Movie ever captured on film: ROLLERBALL. Curated by Jonathan Sims, and presenting a selection of the choicest rollerskating video ephemera before the main feature.

Thursday, February 14th
6-11pm: Our Bloody Valentine, bring something to candy coat
7pm: Flux Thursday Potluck, bring something to share
9pm: Couples Skate w/MC Vinyl Richie

Friday, February 15th
6-9pm: Open Skating
9pm: Live Performance on Ice featuring MOM, Seth Timothy Larson and Abigail Entsminger, and Joseph Keckler
11pm: Roller Disco featuring Play Play and Sponsored Lynx

Saturday, February 16th
2-9pm: Open Skating
10pm: Live music by Ben Seretan

Sunday, February 17th
2-9pm: Open Skating

Springboard Collective produces site-specific, interactive, and sculptural environments. This project is co-directed by Danny Crump, Sarah Dahlinger, and Micah Snyder. This exhibition is funded in part by the Andy Warhol Foundation and in-kind donations from Materials for the Arts.