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ACHTUNG das MUSEUM in Stuttgart ist geschlossen und zieht nach Berlin.

21/06/2026

Such a great time and exhibition 💯❤️🛹🥳 thx and !!! 💪 Open till July 10th

20/06/2026

now open at 🥳🇦🇹 Till July 10th Open Monday - Friday 11 am - 5pm

09/06/2026

🇬🇧 OPEN NOW IN BERLIN!
“SKATERS AND SKATEBOARDERS – BEFORE AND AFTER THE FALL OF THE BERLIN WALL” 📍 Haus der Geschichte Berlin – Kulturbrauerei 📅 10 June 2026 – 4 April 2027 🎟 Free admission
This fascinating photo exhibition features works by Thomas Kalak, Helge Tscharn, Harald Schmitt, Uli Kattenstroh, Alex Flach and Cap10, documenting skateboarding culture in East and West Germany.
The Skateboardmuseum Berlin was proud to support the exhibition as a historical advisor, contribute rare archive pieces, and create a special installation showcasing skateboards from German brands and local Berlin skate shops.
Don’t miss some unique boards on display, including one of the first skateboards produced in West Germany by Hudora for the Cologne Housewares Fair in 1965, an early “Rollbrett” dating back to the 1950s, and a beautiful DIY skateboard built from roller skates in the GDR during the 1970s by Benny.
Fun fact: the earliest known film footage of children riding a Rollbrett was recorded in Berlin in 1942!
If you’re in Berlin, make sure to check it out before April 2027.
WestGermany Skateboarding Museum BerlinCulture

08/06/2026

Search my hard drives for „Rowley“ and I get 700+ hits. That’s what happens when you spend over a decade working with a true legend.
To celebrate Geoff Rowley’s incredible legacy and his 50th birthday, I put together a clip with 50 photos from the journey.
Happy 50th, Geoff! Welcome to Club 50. Here’s to the next fifty. 🔥🛹👊

29/05/2026

Gleb from our partner museum in Minsk Belarus 🇧🇾 will soon release his latest book! We gonna try to get a stack of books to Berlin - so if interested send a DM! 1 book - $60
2 or more books - $50
Price after release - $80 📦 Plus shipping. Here is some info about the book: What is this book about?
“Soviet skateboards—what we dreamed of, what we skated on, what will forever remain in our memories.”
You are holding in your hands the publication “Skateboards of the USSR,” which features photos and information about 102 models of popular and unusual skateboards, manufactured in the Soviet Union and exhibited at the Skateboarding Museum (Minsk, Belarus). And with the words of Miki Vuckovich SKATE NERDS OF THE WORLD, UNITE! If you’re a skater of a certain age and wonder how skateboarding developed on the other side of the , “Skateboards Of The USSR” by Museum Of Skateboarding (Minsk, Belarus) Founder Gleb Bentsiovski will answer all your Cold War questions. I helped with the English translation, so international readers can learn how Soviet heavy industry took on the State-ordered mandate to manufacture happiness for the people—in this case, through the manufacture of skateboards. Filling 300-pages, the book includes photos and history of more than 180 skateboards, designed and built in several Soviet Republics in the 1970s and 80s, and featuring some very eclectic designs and material choices (often, the manufacturers had no choice). But ultimately, these are the skateboards that brought skateboarding to kids in the and laid the foundation for thriving skate scenes in all of the former Soviet Republics/now independent states. Give a Follow for updates on the book’s release.

17/05/2026

What a party 💯❤️🛹💪🥳 congrats to all inductees 🏆 thx to and to support the skateboarding culture, community and heritage! 💯❤️🧇🏁💪

23/04/2026

On April 23, 1976—50 years ago—the Palast der Republik opened to the public and was also prominently featured on the 100 Mark note as a symbol of GDR pride for this architectural landmark. It served as the parliament of the GDR until early 1990 and was soon closed due to asbestos contamination.
In 1997, a group of skateboarders managed to get inside and created a winter skate hideout, though they were arrested shortly after. Following this, years of asbestos removal began. By 2004, parts of the building briefly reopened for cultural events, including skateboard and BMX sessions.
However, in 2002, the German parliament had already voted to demolish the building. Demolition began in 2006, but a large amount of the smooth marble was saved—thanks in part to skateboarders—and later reused in 2012 for the skatepark “Vogelfreiheit” at Tempelhofer Feld.
Today, the Berlin City Palace, home to the Humboldt Forum, stands where the Palast der Republik once stood. The Humboldt Forum recently featured an exhibition with rare film footage from the East German secret police (“Stasi”), showing a skateboarder and a roller skater riding in front of the former palace entrance—a striking and memorable scene.
If you’re interested in East and West skateboarding history, come in June to see the exhibition SKATER & ROLLBRETTFAHRER Berlin — 10.06.2026 – 04.04.2027.

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