The Concord Monitor shared our journey of upcycling skateboards into art that finds new purpose in local spaces. Alexander Rapp's piece dives into how we started, our process, and what community means to us.

When the Barrington Public Library in New Hampshire opened its new building, they wanted their teen section to feel like more than just a corner of the library. To bring that vision to life, they commissioned Back Alley Boards to create a custom snowboard that would serve as a permanent sign in the space.

Three artists from the same community, connected by board sports, art school backgrounds, and some pretty wild crossovers, finally came together at the right place and right time. From there, Back Alley Boards was formed.