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Wednesday, March 8, 2017

Happy International Women's Day!

Skate Girls Tribe & sPACYcLOUd street team at skateboarding competition in VA.
Today, we are celebrating the sacrifices, contributions and achievements of women all over the world. 
Eight female leaders traveled from Afghanistan to the United States under the auspices of the U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs to undertake a 21-day program to showcase grassroots, academic, and government initiatives that promote the core principles of athletics and leadership, and encourage health and fitness among women and girls.  sPACYcLOUd and Skate Girls Tribe were honored to host the visitors at Rockville Skatepark in Maryland.
 We have all been inspired by women from all walks of life and they gave us courage to pursue our dreams in challenging gender inequalities. 
Exchanging Peace & Love bracelets with our friends from Afghanistan.
From Johannesburg to Paris, California to Oslo, Washington DC to Kabul, girls and women are part of the same community thanks to skateboarding.
 At sPACYcLOUd and Skate Girls Tribe, it is our goal to connect girls in the action sports community and provide more opportunities for them in the industry. 
Eight female leaders traveled from Afghanistan to the United States under the auspices of the U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs to undertake a 21-day program to showcase grassroots, academic, and government initiatives that promote the core principles of athletics and leadership, and encourage health and fitness among women and girls.  sPACYcLOUd and Skate Girls Tribe were honored to host the visitors at Rockville Skatepark in Maryland. 
  We are grateful to all women we met during our journey. You are an inspiration that cuts through age, gender and class barriers. 
"Finding A Line: Skateboarding, Music, and Media" festival at Kennedy Center hosted by sPACYcLOUd & Skate Girls Tribe
In addition to building a community, you inspire girls around the world to overcome the fear of being judged and participate in the sport dominated by men.  

Today and every day remember how beautiful, strong, and powerful you are.



Tuesday, January 31, 2017

THE MOUNTAIN IS NEAR! PACK UP YOUR GEAR!


It is time of the year for sPACYcLOUd annual SGT Snowboard Adventure!
On February 17th, we are heading to Cannan Valley, WV for three days of snowboarding, learning new tricks, working on art projects, and creating the ultimate group bonding experience for girls. 


About sPACYcLOUd

We are a fashion brand for the free spirited. We create apparel for the creative. We design for surfers and skateboarders, mountain climbers and risk takers, street artists and hip hoppers. 
We are sPACYcLOUd. 
Founded in Washington DC, sPACYcLOUd brings designer Tatiana Kolina’s (AKA Tati)’s creative vision to life. We’re passionate about self-expression, love and positivity and are made in the USA. 


About Skate Girls Tribe

Skate Girls Tribe invites girls of all ages & all abilities to come together and skate with other girls in a big fun group. Skate Girls Tribe was created in Washington DC to empower young women through action sports.  We hold monthly events to celebrate life, art, culture, education, and fun via skateboarding and longboarding. We also organize surfing and snowboarding camps. 

Skate Girls Tribe promotes confidence and assertiveness, individuality and creativity, strength and dignity, all gathered together with a love for action sports. With a vigorous setting of play and sociality, SGT nurtures and sustains these values and goals. With such virtues in place, we believe that healthy and responsible choices will be made later in girls’ lives.



Friday, May 6, 2016

An Action-Packed sPACYcLOUd Weekend!


By: Maddie Launais
 This Saturday, the sPACYcLOUd crew and friends have a busy weekend! Catch us at 14th & U St. in Washington, D.C. from 12 P.M. - 4 P.M. at the DC Department of Funk: Funk Parade! Join us for fashion, music, skating, hula hooping and fun. 


Later in the day you will find us at Shaw Skate Park as we team up with the Kennedy Center and George Mason University School of Art in their Finding A Line Funk Parade Concert. The Kennedy Center has done so much for the skateboarding community, sPACYcLOUd, its members and affiliated teams.


sPACYcLOUd/Skate Girls Tribe and DC Wheels Charity Team rider Joe Falvella has a special role, seeing as two of his sponsors have worked closely with the Kennedy Center and its skating events in the past, he has been able to bring all that skating together over the years in collaboration with his teams, recruiting new members to both along the way. For even MORE music, skating, and fun on Saturday at one of D.C.'s most popular skateparks, come down to Shaw from 5-8 P.M.!