Bugzy Malone and Nadia Rose headline celebration of exploration in the city on top of concrete mountain, hosted by North Face and JD this weekend.
The final leg of The North Face Pinnacle Project lands in Manchester this Saturday 6th October, in collaboration with JD. In homage to 1966 and the brand’s first store launch in San Francisco when local band Grateful Dead performed live, artists from Manchester will take the stage on top of a carpark – including Bugzy Malone, Nadia Rose, Levelz and Mouse Outfit.
Also, dropping at the event will be a run of 66 exclusive Nuptse Jackets, customized by design collective Tape Over with limited edition Manchester-coordinates duct tape. These unique coats will not be made available anywhere else, only attendees to the event will be able to get their hands on one of the 66 by scaling the rooftop boulder wall. So if you’re not there, you’re unlikely to have any chance of getting your hands on one.
The North Face athlete demos, an urban photo exhibition from Nightscape, customisation zones, live art creation, heritage product expos, and much more complete a night dedicated to celebrating the Manchester mindset of exploration.
Leaving a legacy is paramount; the event and its people will create an everlasting art installation aimed at supporting and inspiring the next generation of Mancunian Urban Explorers.
Tickets for the event are FREE from JD. For a chance to get them and more info about The North Face range in store and online are available at www.jdsports.co.uk/page/tnf-hub, or keep up-to-date by following @thenorthfaceuk and @jdofficial on Instagram #PinnacleProject #JDOfficial.
Love fashion? Urban exploration? Live music? Art? Don’t miss out on what promises to be a cracking event, click the link and book your tickets now. Feel free to bring back one of the uber limited North Face Nuptse Jackets too!
