Trippin

This three-day music festival is a visual marvel, set within a 17th century Indo-Islamic castle in the desert village Alsisar, in Rajasthan.

Trippin 50

Discover Casablanca Morocco with Polyswitch on Trippin

The 7 Best Places to Visit in Casablanca with Polyswitch

Travel guide to Seoul, South Korea by SooJin Park

SooJin Park's Best Spots in Seoul

Travel Guide to Accra, Ghana by Surf Ghana Collective

Exploring Accra with Surf Ghana Collective

Patta's Guide to Black-Owned Businesses in Amsterdam

Trippin 50

A Cultural Calendar for a New World

See All

Carnaval de Bahidorá This boutique Mexican festival has received awards for its sustainability practices, and is a shining example of how environmental responsibility can benefit the local community.

International Festival of the Sahara on Trippin 50

International Festival of the Sahara Situated at the gateway to the Sahara, this four-day event is a celebration of North African culture. Though the festival has gained huge momentum, it’s lost none of its authenticity.

Batekoo Festival Formed by a collective of the same name, Batekoo is a festival that centres the Black LGBTQIA+ community in Brazil.

Crop Over The crown jewel of Barbados’ cultural calendar, Crop Over is a celebration of Barbadian tradition and history.

Chale Wote Street Art Festival on The Trippin 50

Chale Wote Street Art Festival Over the past decade, Accra’s Chale Wote Street Art Festival has grown from a one-day showcase of local talent to an international celebration of multimedia and multi-disciplinary work that has spawned similar festivals across the African continent.

Movement Festival Every Memorial Day weekend, thousands of ravers make the pilgrimage to Detroit – the birthplace of techno – to attend Movement Festival. The event is one of the longest-running electronic music festivals in the world.

The Dakar Biennale The Dakar Biennale is the longest-running biannual art festival in Africa. The Senegalese fair sees local artists put together temporary gallery spaces and institutions create one-off experiences.

Black Music Summit on Trippin 50 events around the world

Black Music Summit Black Music Summit is a new social enterprise celebrating, and elevating, Black professionals in the music industry.

Community

See All

O ThongthaiJewellery Designer, Thailand

EyedressMusician, Philippines

Girl UltraMusician, Mexico City

Kshitij KankariaCreative Director, Mumbai

Hot4UChefs, London

Top Reads

The events industry and the climate crisis

Climate Crisis

How Can Artists and Events Tackle the Climate Crisis?Collective action is needed from audiences, artists and events. Adam Corner, the Research Director for Climate Outreach, outlines some of the changes we can make.

Temazcal: Mexico's Soul Healing Sweat Lodges on Trippin

Temazcal: Mexico's Soul Healing Sweat Lodges Tune in to episode one of our podcast series, Roots & Ritual, where we speak to leading experts to delve into the science behind the Mexican tradition, Temazcal.

YG Trippin Los Angeles Compton Travel Guide

YG: Compton's Rose From Concrete Trippin join forces with WAVE mag for a limited edition Issue 006, taking you to the streets of Compton, California, for a sit down with YG. He talks about his music, taking his mum on tour, and how roses grow from Compton concrete.

Visiting Rio De Janiero with Nia Archives

Nia Archives on Her Trip to Rio de Janeiro Nia Archives has had quite the rise, becoming a ubiquitous name in the electronic scene within the past year. We caught up with the producer and director to talk about her trip to Brazil for her latest single, ‘Baianá’

5 Black Owned Restaurants in the Bronx with Ghetto Gastro

Ghetto Gastro’s Top 5 Restaurants in New York City The Trippin cover stars spotlight their favourite eateries in the capital city. Featuring Jade's Palace, Tony's Pier and more.

The Trippin Mixes, Vol. 23: Toumba The Hessle Audio and Hypnic Jerks affiliate spotlights "some of the amazing talent in the Arab world". Featuring forthcoming music, an unreleased track from DJ Plead and more.

Over the past many months, with much of the world in uncertainty and seclusion, the grandeur of travelling seemed like something of a distant memory. As the world begins to open up once more, and with many of us eager to venture further out, we celebrate the power of photography by taking a look at images from around the world. Photographing abroad, as with any form of photography, demands a level of compassion and respect that can vary depending on the situation. In this spirit, we ask six photographers from around the world to share a few words on their take on what photographing ethically and consciously means to each one of them on Trippin

Through the Lens: 6 Photographers on What Ethical Photography Means to Them We asked six photographers from around the world to share a few words on their take on what photographing ethically and consciously means to each one of them.

This Week's Mantra

“I love the energy of my city… I breathe easy, I feel better." - Compton Cowboys

Film

Start Watching

See All

London

Meeting Ground: Gus Casely-Hayford & Jayden Ali Brought to you in partnership with V&A East, Meeting Ground tells the stories of preservation, progression and identity from those that are living, working or making in east London.

Streets Raised Us, Horses Saved Us: Meet The Compton Cowboys The Compton Cowboys (and one cowgirl) may sound like a dreamt-up group, but it’s very much a reality.

Growing Up in Kazakhstan Today: A Post-Post-Soviet State of Mind Roxwears

Growing Up in Kazakhstan Today: A Post-Post-Soviet State of Mind Young fashion designer, Roxana Adilbekova, uses her artistry to explore the perplexities of shaping cultural identity in her latest mini-doc, birthing a new creative revival.

Meeting Ground: The Dirik Family of Mangal II Brought to you in partnership with V&A East, Meeting Ground tells the stories of preservation, progression and identity from those that are living, working or making in east London.

A Trip to Tokyo with Arlo Parks The west London artist journeys to Tokyo for the very first time as part of her tour. Here, she documents the life-changing experience.

English singer-songwriter Jorja Smith with Camera

Trippin on Tour with Jorja Smith We linked up with Jorja Smith on the South American leg of her tour; intimately capturing the ins and outs of Brazil, Argentina and Chile.

Featured Destination

Berlin

The city’s polarising magnetism has created a pulsating haven that, for centuries now, has been host to just about any imaginable life’s design – a weird, erratic ecosystem, a barren island insufferably obsessed with itself, an urban enigma that is either loathed or loved. There is no middle here. The ubiquitous juxtapositions of a past, present, and future Berlin are integral to both the city’s charms and blemishes, the two of which often intersect, wherever you go, whatever you look at.

View Destination