In 2018, the YCM crew was already more experienced, so we built even more, including a mini version of the Hirschgarten pool, a bowl, and the now famous Hell’s gate: 3,25m high with over 60cm of vert, all hand stacked (never again !).
From August 6th to August 20th, we have a two week exhibition with a supporting … Keep reading
After the Coronavirus swooped in and stopped us from completing a skatepark with just one … Keep reading
When I move I feel good Interview by Sergej Vutuc with Ferit Batir via Skype … Keep reading
Words and Photos: Brandon Monohan “COVID-19 can’t shut our parties down! Although there was a … Keep reading
More people have asked about donating to the bowl. I think we’re going to need … Keep reading
The 7th Annual Beerday BBQ was an epic, beautiful day landing on my birthday this … Keep reading
Photos by Andrew Sergeant, Coburn Huff, Longwood Skarty & Frylepile Chuck Pontone doesn’t say much. … Keep reading
“Ye Olde Destruction” Full Movie – By Thomas Campbell Full interview with Thomas Campbell below … Keep reading
Name: David Lilley Age: 18 Hometown: Ocean City, Maryland Where do you live now: Oceanside, … Keep reading
was born through the collective imaginative efforts and hard work of local skateboarders who decided to transform a vacant urban soccer field into a DIY free space. The regular crew of skateboarders at RK 69 show a disregard for normative aesthetics, approaches, and power structures in the global and local skateboard industry.
