It’s a bit out of Orange County, but if you want to get out of town, this sounds like a fun event geared toward the girl surfers. Here’s a write up some of the folks over at Roxy sent over:

Already packed full of entertainment, Roxy is pleased to announce the addition of two, free outdoor concerts to it’s already long list of event activities at the Roxy Jam Cardiff featuring the Linda Benson Women’s World Longboard Pro this weekend September 22-23, 2007. 

Rocco DeLuca & The Burden, Rogue Wave, Jessie Baylin and The PawnShop Kings are scheduled to play an oceanfront concert on the beach on Saturday. Todd Hannigan and Ray Barbee and The Mattson 2, along with special guest act from ABC hit series Grey’s Anatomy will entertain the crowd on Sunday. 

Beach Festival
When not watching the pro longboarding action in the water, attendees of the Roxy Jam Cardiff are encouraged to share in on the fun of the event and visit the festival area. 

The interactive festival area will include an art gallery featuring local San Diego artists, food vendors and booths hosted by Roxy and other local merchants. 

There will also be an exclusive surfboard raffle featuring boards by legendary shapers Donald Takayama, Robert August and others.

Benefits from the board raffle will go to the San Elijo Lagoon Conservancy to help raise community awareness about urban run-off and to supplement the Conservancy’s water quality testing program. The purchase of a raffle ticket will automatically enter you to win two roundtrip tickets to Maui courtesy of Aloha Airlines. 

For the early risers, each morning there will be free yoga sessions on the beach hosted by YogaWorks and free pancake breakfasts with the Encinitas Fire Department. 

For more information and to register for the Roxy Jam Cardiff featuring the Linda Benson Women’s World Longboard Pro and amateur competition visit www.roxy.com/roxyjam.com.

- For more beach news, go to ocregister.com/beaches.

- Laylan

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