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Welcome to New York City. People are constantly on the move, this is a city of hustlers, a place where people come to level up, settling isn’t an option. You’ll quickly realize that there’s always going to be a lot more to do than you have time in the day for.

And that’s cool, NYC was meant to be explored more than once.

Man walking beneath elevated train in NYC

Key Events

Dweller Festival on Trippin 50 best events around the world

Dweller Festival NYC festival Dweller honours the Black roots of electronic music, while showcasing the diversity and range of Black creativity today.

National Puerto Rican Parade NYC on The Trippin 50

National Puerto Rican Day Parade A key date on the NYC cultural calendar, this Manhattan day parade honours the culture and heritage of Puerto Rico and its people.

Sustain Release on Trippin 50

Sustain-Release Sustain-Release is one for those in the know and that’s largely due to its low-key, anti-commercial approach. Amongst a packed circuit of summer events, this US-based techno camp sees an impeccable line-up consistently bring their A-game.

Local Guides From Our Community

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.

Travel guide to New York City, USA by Alexander-Julian Gibbson

Alexander-Julian Gibbson's Guide to Brooklyn Brooklyn local Alexander-Julian Gibson is a creative specialist working at the intersection of travel, style and culture. The fashion and travel editor shares his juice on all the top spots in BK from where to get the best soul food to the dopest night spots.

Travel Guide to New York City, Diana Gordon

Diana Gordon's Guide to New York City Queen's native Diana Gordon shares her guide for all her favourite spots in NYC.

Travel Guide to New York City by 35s & 45s

35s & 45s Guide to NYC Crate Digging Check out 35s & 45s' guide to the best places to find analog in NYC.

Travel guide to New York City, USA by Oshun

Oshun's Top Tips for NYC

Travel guide to New York, USA by Maachew Bentley

Maachew Bentley Trippin in New York DJ, photographer, member of Queen's rap collective World's Fair and all round bonafide genie; Maachew Bentley epitomises what it means to be Trippin! Always showing us the best spots, he drops his favourite gems in his hometown, New York City.

Travel Guide to New York City by ANONIE

NYC's Best Noodle Spots with ANONIE In an effort to keep you well fed with flavourful broths and firm noodles, Gianna Do, the founder of up-and-coming cult fashion brand, ANONIE, has shortened down the endless list of spots to her favourite and trusted joints serving the best noodles.

Travel guide to New York, USA by Ysa Pérez

Ysa Pérez's Guide to NYC Ysa's been riding with Trippin from the jump and we held our first ever exhibition in London featuring her work. Jump on this guide for a real mix of ish to do and eat in NYC.

Travel guide to New York City by Elena Kosharny

Elena Kosharny's NYC Thrift Guide Photographer Elena shares her guide to the best steals on the thrift circuit across NYC.

Travel guide to New York City, USA by BAYLI

A Guide to Brooklyn's Best Spots with Local Musician BAYLI From a Senegalese cafe serving the best cold brew in the city to gallery spaces focused on empowering the local community, BAYLI gives us a glimpse into the cultural abundance of Brooklyn, and all that it has to offer.

Wiki shares some of his top places to grab some food in NYC

Wiki’s Hit List: The Best Places to Eat in NYC Wiki is a unique member of the New York Hip-Hop scene. Get off the beaten track and check out his favourite local places to grab a bite to eat.

Travel Guide to Brooklyn, New York City with Phony Ppl

Phony Ppl's Travel Guide to Brooklyn Brooklyn quintet, Phony Ppl, introduce you to the Brooklyn that they hope doesn't get overturned by the rise in coffee shops.

Travel Guide to The Bronx, New York City by Hugo Mendoza

Explore The Bronx with Hugo Mendoza Hugo Mendoza was raised in the Bronx. Today, he works for streetwear brand Stüssy. Read his guide to see all of the gems within this under-explored borough, from museums and murals to authentic Dominican spots.

Asian Owned Businesses, NYC

Asian Owned Businesses in NYC

Tim Sweeney's Guide to New York City

Tim Sweeney's Guide to New York City The much-loved radio host maps out the best spots to get a haircut, dig for records, buy Greek food and more in NYC.

Essie Buckman’s Guide to NYC Fashion Week

Where to Go During New York City Fashion Week with Essie Buckman Ditching the fashion week parties this year? Designer and creative director, Essie Buckman gives us the inside scoop into the NYC hotspots you need to go to

Travel guide to New York City, USA by Alexander-Julian Gibbson

Alexander-Julian Gibbson's Guide to Brooklyn Brooklyn local Alexander-Julian Gibson is a creative specialist working at the intersection of travel, style and culture. The fashion and travel editor shares his juice on all the top spots in BK from where to get the best soul food to the dopest night spots.

Features

Trippin Ghetto Gastro Black Power Kitchen Travel

Ghetto Gastro Is Shaking Up the Culture of the Bronx and Beyond With their new book, 'Black Power Kitchen', Ghetto Gastro is taking the art of cooking to new heights. We speak to the Bronx culinary trio for Trippin's November cover story.

Reinvigorating NYC Nightlife w/ Dance Dance Dance Adidas Originals with Trippin

Reinvigorating NYC Nightlife w/ Dance Dance Dance Linking up with adidas Originals to celebrate their new ‘Home of Classics’ pack, we uncover the stories of some of New York’s young visionaries as they wear their Classics out to play.

An ode to nomadism: Wiki premiers his new video Home

An Ode to Nomadism: Wiki Premiers his New Video 'Home'To mark the premier of ‘Home’, Wiki chats nomadism, the cultural parallels between New York and London and his top five spots to grab a bite in his hometown.

New York City: The Other Side of the Coin on Trippin

New York City: The Other Side of the Coin Trippin in Brooklyn with photographer Joseph McDermott.

New York to Lagos: A Journey of Self-Reflection on Trippin

New York to Lagos: A Journey of Self-Reflection Oluwakemi Oritsejafor’s ethereal photography project is a dive into the interplay of Yoruba culture, self-discovery and creativity. In this photographic journey lies a personal journey, in which Kemi has had to navigate the creative scenes of both NYC and Lagos. We sit down to talk to Kemi about the project and the journey she took to get here today.

Journeying Inwards with Simran: New York on Trippin

Journeying Inwards with Simran: New York "The first time I ended up in New York it was March - the weather was mild, and everything felt dreamy with a shot of hustle; it’s a very specific New York type of feeling that I’ve come to know a little better."

Pheobe Lovatts talks Brooklyn on Trippin

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Pheobe Lovatts talks Brooklyn Founder of working womens club Phoebe Lovatt relocated to Brooklyn and fell in love with the vibe. She works with the likes of Nike, and Ace hotel to develop new ways of working.

Phony Ppl Talk Travelling Without Movement on Trippin

Phony Ppl Talk Travelling Without Movement For over 11 years now the eclectic quintet Phony Ppl, have been spreading their sound across all corners of the globe. We spoke to them about all things travel and their hometown, Brooklyn.

MikeQ Explores NYC's Queer Spaces on Trippin

MikeQ Explores NYC's Queer Spaces We teamed up with adidas Originals for the release of the ‘Home of Classics’ pack, a stripped-back collection based around archival styles, inspiring the wearer to weave their story into the fabric of the shoes.

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Trippin Presents Jitwam NYC

BY Kesang Ball Trippin Presents Jitwam As a musician and label head, Jitwam has found has let the city of New York take him where he needs to be, allowing his creativity to run free. But the inspiration is not limited to these busy streets, with roots in Australia, London and India. We sit down to talk to him about NYC and how travel has influenced his process.