Ben Berkowitz breaks down the story of how New Haven's underground Temple Street garage was trasnfomed into a DIY and gives tips about the politics of working with your local town government to bring skateboarding to your community in new ways.

Last year we went out to Turin, New York for a life changing trip to a one of kind festival in the woods called the Lovely Time Festival. We caught up with the founders and crew of the Lovely Time fest and asked them some questions about how the whole thing came to be.

WE caught up with Simon and Aaron from the Honeoye Falls DIY to talk about how their crew got the spot started, what went into it, as well as some insight on what it's like working with the town of Rochester to keep the place going.

I'm sure many of you have heard of or seen pictures of the infamous Sk8 Liborius DIY (The abadoned church turned skatepark). We got in touch with Co-Founder of Sk8 Liborious, Bryan Bedwell, and chatted with him about how it all started and how they have lasted the past 10 years.

Montauk is officially getting a new skatepark and it's going to be done by this summer. At least, that is what we've been told. Here's everything you need to know and what to expect in terms of the design.

For the third entry of our DIY Directory interview series we got in touch with the homie who runs the Railyard Akron DIY in the woods of Akron, Ohio. The DIY gets it name from the rail yard its located in. Per his request, we have kept his identity anonymous but we caught up with him to chat about what it's like to build a DIY, how it got started and how people can donate to help keep it going!

We took the liberty of ranking all of the skateparks on Long Island from best to worst so you can decide for yourselves which are worth to hit. Long island is home to more skateparks than you probably know so we decided to put this little list together.

We took the liberty of putting together The top 10 clips thrown down the Hollywood 16. You'd be surprised on how many tricks that went down on this thing. This list was made in 2022 and will be updated in 2025 but for now enjoy.

Before the pandemic hit and the world went to shit for a bit, the Limitless Culture crew hit Orlando in 2018 & 2019 to attend the Surf Expo. I recently found some lost tapes from both of the trips and am bringing them to you for the first time. Enjoy!

Earlier this month, on September 4th, we hosted the first annual Andy Kessler Memorial Skate Contest at the Montauk skatepark. The contest was designed to honor Andy's contributions to the Montauk Skateboarding community and skate culture as a whole so that his legacy lives on with the future generations of skateboarders to come.

What's up guys! If you are looking to get an inside look at what it's like running Limitless Culture, how I started the company & what to look forward for in the future, then definitely hit check this out!

We caught up with LA local, Victor Brooks and talked with him about the court house manual pad, the difficulties of skating it and competing in the Andale manual contests that went down there over the years.

Don't let the title fool you! Shane McGrane is a beast in the streets and he's been killing it since before I was even born. We caught up with Shane to talk about his his skating career, his most recent video part, and why exactly he coined himself the "unprofessional skateboarder". Dive in for 5 minutes of ripping and an interview with the man himself.

I've been going to Montauk every summer ever since I can remember. The place is my second home. Throughout my years here I have come across a collection a worth while spots, some of which I've skated myself, some of which have never been hit. I figured it would be a good time to share it with you all.

The Carlsbad High School was officially demolished 8 years ago and we thought it was time the conversation started back up again about the infamous gap. To do so, we got in touch with the legendary Jeremy Wray to help us imagine what the spot was truly like in its prime!

It has been 8 years since the Carlsbad High School was demolished for reconstruction. We think it is time the conversation about this spot was brought back up to pass on the history of the infamous gap to the future generations of skateboarders. To do so we created this list of the top 10 tricks done down the gap.

What if skate spots were being built by cities and companies instead of skateparks? Hear me out real quick. There are around 3,500 skateparks in the US and out of the 3,007 counties, there are 1900 without skateparks at all.

Let us know what you think in our comments below. We know we missed a bunch of clips but we are currently working on an already been done page for this spot so if you have links or clips we have missed comment them below or send them over to limitlesscultureco@gmail.com

A couple of friends gathered in the basement of their parents home were getting baked one day and came across an interesting thought: What if skaters ran the world?

Savannah is rich in skate history. It's actually where Thrasher had their first skate contest - AKA the 'Savannah Slamma' - but nowadays the city is full of tourism and art. Still skate spots rule the streets, at least to us. Here are 5 solid skate spots to hit if you're in Savannah.

From collaborations, to heavy video parts, Vans never seems to disappoint. One of their most popular collaborations was with George Lucas studios for the Vans x Star Wars collection in 2014. Check out the video below.

We have taken the liberty of looking through all of the best tricks ever done at El Toro and have narrowed it down to the best 10. Here is the list with videos to prove it. Check it out and let us know what you think.