Check out the Crossfire site for photo galleries from both the jam the afterparty!

The Massacre skate jam will be held between 12noon and 5pm at the brand new BaySixty6 skate park in London, with representatives from Witchcraft, Creature, Lovenskate, Kill City, Heroin and Death all expected to be in attendance. As ever there will be an open, all day skate jam with best street trick comps, fancy dress prizes plus a Zombie bowl session! Tickets are available on the door and cost £10.

Those who are heading down to the Massacre next Saturday will be stoked to know that a public screening of the brand new Death Skateboards DVD, Ordinary Madness has been arranged and will now be aired on the big screen during the event. BaySixty6 has a new high lumen projector and white wall where Ordinary Madness will be screened at 1.30pm.

Check out the confirmed rider list and more by clicking here.

This years Crossfire Halloween Massacre party will be held on the Thames aboard the anchored Battersea Barge in Vauxhall, with a variety of DJ’s playing a truly eclectic mash up of ear fodder from 8pm until late.

Head on over to the Massacre’s Facebook Events Page for all the details you need!

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The Crossfire “Toxic Wasters” sticker packs are now available to pre-order ahead of their epic Halloween Massacre next Friday – for more details on all of that, and a bit of background on the project, click this.

Check out the video of Lovenskate’s Stu Smith grafting over these limited edition packs below. Act quick if you want to get your mitts on these, there are only 100 packs available!

Caught in the Crossfire have gone sticker mental lately, not only putting together a full article on everyone’s favourite collectible artifacts, but also honoring skateboarding’s love for stickers by creating a limited edition “Toxic Wasters” sticker pack that has exclusive designs from Paul Parker, Mr Gauky, Kyle Platts, Sam Taylor, Matthew Bromley, French, Stu Smith, Fos, Craig Scott, Dan Singer, Paddy Jones and Thomas Slater.

In addition to this, there will also be a special “Toxic Wasters” art show at the impending Crossfire Halloween Massacre, which takes place in Vauxhall on Friday 28th October! Tickets for this years Samhain madness are available right now – pay a visit to the Crossfire site for all the event details and ticket info.

Anyway, we’ve teamed up with Crossfire to bring you the chance to not only get your mitts on one of these super limited “Toxic Wasters” packs, but also get you a pair of tickets to the Halloween Massacre, and a pair of Vans “Old Skools” shoes as well. All you need to do to earn yourself this rad prize bundle is head on over to the Sidewalk Forum Crossfire Comp thread and post up your best photo of how you have made use of your own stickers over the years – be it on walls, boards, fridges, dogs, cabinets, doors…anything, really. The most creative/visually impressive use of stickers wins! Simple.

See the photo of the Crossfire guys filing cabinet below for one example.

You’ve got until midnight on Tuesday 25th October to post your entry – the winner will be announced on 26th October, so be sure to keep an eye on your forum private messages!

Read on as the likes of Danny Brady, Joe Gavin, Josh “Manhead” Young, Caradog Emanuel, Steak, Casper Brooker, Chris “Avi” Atherton and more reminisce about days when they used to fiend over stickers, share product toss stories, and talk about what stickers mean to them nowadays.

Click below to get started – and click this writing here to find out more about Crossfire’s impeding Halloween Massacre and “Toxic Wasters” project.

Taking over the Hidden club in Vauxhall once again (the same venue where Crossfire held the Flip “Extremely Sorry” premiere back in 2009), expect fancy dress, plenty of DJ sets across both the Vans room and the Front Magazine room, a live show from CEREBRAL BALLZY and the one off “Toxic Wasters Skate Sticker Art Exhibition”, featuring work from the likes of Paul Parker, Mr Gauky, Kyle Platts, Sam Taylor, Matthew Bromley, French, Stu Smith, Fos, Craig Scott, Dan Singer, Paddy Jones and Tom Slater.

Early Bird tickets are now all gone, with a few £10 advance tickets remaining. Keep an eye on the Crossfire site for more details…