In 1885, royal Hawaiian brothers were studying at a military school in California. There, they introduced a sport known as ...

Surfboard collecting isn’t just a hobby; it’s a journey through the rich history of surfing. From the early days when ...

It’s a gathering to celebrate surfing’s rich past, but also a way to keep its history alive and relevant for the next generation of board riders. The Vintage Surfboard Collector Club will hit ...

The exhibit "Princes of Surf 2025: He'e Nalu Santa Cruz" at the Santa Cruz Museum of Art and History looks back at how surfing got started in Santa Cruz 140 years ago this month.

Surfboard shaper Renny Yater stands among vintage surfboards at the new. (Courtesy photo) Showcasing the rich history of ...

In the wise words of the great Bob Marley, if you don't know your history you can't know your future. And that's exactly the guiding light for the folks at the Surfing Heritage and Culture Center ...

Long Branch's rich lifeguarding and surfing history is on display at the Arts & Cultural Center.

A red-white-and-blue surfboard designed like the Texas flag hanging outside the Texas Surf Museum in Galveston welcomes visitors to the city's newest museum.

The Santa Cruz Museum of Art and History's Princes of Surf exhibition tells of how three visiting Hawaiian princes brought the sport to these shores 140 years ago.