Longboarding is more than a sport—it’s a timeless art form with deep roots in style, culture, and community. Despite its rich history, longboarding often takes a backseat to the attention given to shortboarding. To address this imbalance and celebrate the unique legacy of longboarding, the Longboard Surfing Hall of Fame is being established as a global tribute to the icons who’ve shaped this sport.
The Hall of Fame is unlike any other. It’s a traveling installation that will visit key longboarding hubs around the world. At each stop, surfers from the local community will be inducted, celebrating the deep connection between these legends and the places where they made their mark. As the installation moves, previous inductees will continue to be honored on an “Inductee Wall,” ensuring their legacy remains an integral part of the exhibit. New inductees will receive a featured showcase that highlights their life, achievements, and contributions to the sport.
This Hall of Fame is about more than recognition; it’s about preserving history and inspiring the next generation. Longboarding represents a unique blend of athleticism, artistry, and culture, and it’s time for those contributions to be fully celebrated. By honoring the roots of the sport and the riders who’ve carried its traditions forward, the Hall of Fame will keep the spirit of longboarding alive for years to come.
The exact schedule and frequency of inductions are still being finalized, but the vision is clear: to recognize the legends who’ve shaped longboarding and ensure their contributions are never forgotten. Whether you’re a lifelong surfer or simply appreciate the artistry of longboarding, the Longboard Surfing Hall of Fame invites you to join in celebrating the past, present, and future of this timeless sport.