drift, perspectives in surfing

Words: Johnny Knapp

As I was told from a young age by my parents, the television would make my brain go to mush. Although a statement such as that has not been scientifically proven, I am almost sure it’s true.

Words: Courtney Hawkes

I spent a fall semester of college abroad in Stockholm, and like jj’s first full-length, jj nº 2, the first month was full of sunshine and trips to little, idyllic islands…

RRRELEASED | March 13th – April 9th, 2010 | @ the Surf Gallery
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A collaborative show between some of the artists from the RRR project, Surfrider Foundation & the Surf Gallery. Just a few of the featured artists include Alex Weinstein, Art Brewer, Brookes Reeder, Charles Adler, John Esguerra, Julie Goldstein, Kassia Meador, Lynn Milosz, Mark Tesi, Ryan Tatar, Scott Massey, Steven Harrington, and more.

This video takes a while to get to the point–yes, it is worth it and, no, we’re not going to give you a photo that gives away any hints as to what it’s about. It involves an incredible craftsman named “Natty Shred” (!) and some sidewalk surfing, that’s all you get…

25% off sale
$50 off boards
pancakes

um… yes please and thank you.

Los Desperados Banditos Music and Art Show
March 6th at Shelter Surf Shop
Featuring hi-class, lo-brow visual works by:

Tom Vadakan, Bigtoe, Candy, Miles Thompson, Greg Landers, and Will Barton.

with music by:
Ray Barbee and Dano

Laguna Beach ambassadors of stoke Thalia Surf Shop and Ando + Friends come together to celebrate 10 years of friendship with a little shakafest.

Saturday March 6th
6-10pm

Get there…matter of fact… push there.

Spring must be right around the corner because there is some serious stoke on tap for this weekend. Start things off right with the Almond 1 Year Anniversary bash on Friday night in Newport Beach.

Corduroy Boutique & Gallery is proud to present “Mediumship”, a collection of new works by Damion
Silver. Opening reception: Friday, March 5th, 2010.

Words by: Rhea Cortado

Since Holly Beck ditched the competition circuit two years ago, she’s been glad to exchange tiny hotels and crowded line-ups for more exploring in the parts of Fiji and Nicaragua where there’s no electricity.

That bad, huh? Really? Are you sure? It’s that important to you? As important as it is to this guy?

Watch this film by Sean Mullens, realize that it’s about getting in the water, and be thankful.