The Undercroft skate space
Photograph: Koca Vehbi

Southbank Skate Space

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Time Out says

The 'spiritual home of British skating', the Undercroft of the Southbank Centre, with a variety of banks, ledges and sets of stairs, has been a destination for skaters for over 40 years. Recently saved from redevelopment after a hard-fought campaign by the Long Live Southbank campaign group, and expanded by reopening areas that had been boarded up for 15 years, it remains a destination for skaters and tourists alike.

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337-338 Belvedere Rd
London
SE1 8XZ
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Tube: Waterloo
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Skate 50

The Southbank’s graffitied skate mecca is about as iconic as skate parks get. This spring, the Southbank Centre is celebrating 50 years of the concrete space beneath the Queen Elizabeth Hall that was first adopted by skaters in 1976. To tell the story of the legendary park, the Southbank centre has collaborated with the skate community to identify key events, figures and moments that have shaped the space, bringing all the stories together in one mega exhibition. Skate 50 will comprise photographs, films, sound art and animations, featuring contributions from Winstan Whitter, Dan Magee, Lev Tanju, Jack Brooks, the Keep Rolling Project, Beatrice Dillon and Sofia Negri.   
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