How Public skateshop is preserving the culture and motivating the local scene @BubbleSkateboardMagazine
How Public skateshop is preserving the culture and motivating the local scene  @BubbleSkateboardMagazine
Uploaded October 2025 | Updated September 2026, 5 hours ago
“I have a lot of principles and I don’t step over those,” says Yannick Wijgman, who runs Public Skateshop in the Dutch city of Arnhem. And it shows in the way he runs his shop – constantly organizing events, out in the streets filming, and pushing the scene as much as he can. On top of that, he’s got a massive video and magazine collection that he shares right inside the shop. For this video, he gave us a tour through Arnhem (and its great spots) and showed us some of his rare collector’s items.

If you want to donate some magazines or videos to the library, reach out to Yannick on insta or write to info@publicskateshop.nl
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