Surfrider Goes to Washington
More than 150 Surfrider Foundation members and supporters headed to Washington, D.C. earlier this month to bring the message of...
More than 150 Surfrider Foundation members and supporters headed to Washington, D.C. earlier this month to bring the message of...
If you’re looking for a reason to get outside and be inspired by the world around you, this Friday, March...
Hobie Alter and Dale Velzy had long been in competition, setting up a local surf shop rivalry for the ages....
Read moreThis week’s featured grom is Happy Sager, who has a lot to be, well, happy about. She’s been on a...
In his latest surf column, Jake Howard reports on several exciting developments and good news coming out of the local...
Winning both the Open and Pro Junior divisions during the 2023 Kneeboard Surfing USA Titles and Kneeboard Festival, 24-year-old Kevin...
The 2023 WSL Championship Tour season is in full swing, and with two events in the books, local surfers have...
This week, Kelly Slater—occasional San Clemente resident and undisputed most dominant competitive surfer of all time—turned a spry 51 years...
The environmental organization Save The Waves has recently opened the application process to select its next World Surfing Reserve. With...
Read moreFrom board design to big-wave bravado, Curren was a pioneer in the purest sense. After 90 years of circling the...
Read moreWhether it’s painting surfboards or making films about its culture, self-expression is key in keeping the sport and lifestyle vibrant.
Though Salt Creek has been particularly good to local surfers as of late, the epic run of swell culminated with...
A new exhibit at the Surfing Heritage and Culture Center (SHACC) in San Clemente, aptly titled Under the Radar, looks...
Read moreMany of us have likely arrived in the New Year with a resolution or two—be it getting back into surfing...
As we close out 2022 and get ready for another lap around the sun, we have plenty to be thankful...
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