30 Years Of This Shit!

“Three decades of this shit. I am grateful and I am tired. I’ve learned the wild duality of anything worth creating. I’ve never been more frustrated with three people and I’ve never loved any three people more. I’ve learned the trials of fate at their most challenging and painful are all still gifts. Learning most everything as you go is so fulfilling and so dangerous. It’s a wonderful thing that you can do that in skateboarding.

Suffice to say as I learned and created alongside these guys, I have felt very fortunate. Thank you to the rad people that worked with us then and now. All the skaters that poured heart and soul into Girl from then and now. And thank you to my family for being the most supportive and loving pack of wolves.” – Megan Baltimore

#3DecadesOfGirl

Established: Humidity

Established: Humidity
Humidity’s Phillip Santosuosso started workin‘ at the shop right after Katrina and soon found himself buying New Orleans‘ beloved store. See how the crew kept it going in The Quarter by staying plugged into the community. Thank you for your service. 

Established: KCDC

Established: KCDC
Over 20 years in business, Amy Ellington has kept KCDC going through multiple locations and shifts in the scene. As one of the few woman-owned shops in the country, it functions as a community hub for a diverse array of Brooklyn’s skaters. Hear how she makes it work.   
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