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We joined Hinge on their mission to combat youth loneliness. In partnership with the brand’s social impact initiative, One More Hour, we created Assemble — a digital-meets-IRL universe connecting people to local clubs and communities in their city through shared interests. We launched our partnership with an event in NYC, taking over the iconic Public Records, with a full day of programming hosted by eight anti-clique clubs. From ikebana to beginners chess, our bespoke programming was designed to bring people together, irl. Our digital hub on Trippin extended our impact beyond the event, inviting audiences to sink their teeth into an entire universe of long reads, short reads and guides, plus a directory of clubs in New York, LA and London, for people to take matters into their own hands and find a club for them. Read below and unlock a new way to get yourself out and doing stuff IRL. https://bit.ly/40fiXoh 📸 by Melissa Gardner

Last weekend, Trippin hosted a stage at Jazz Cafe Festival in Burgess Park, London, showcasing a diverse lineup of global talent. We were thrilled to see over 1,200 attendees come through, bringing unparalleled energy to the event. Our stage featured a spectrum of international sounds, with Brazil's th4ys headlining. Joining her were Príncipe's Nídia, Florentino and the Afro-diasporic collective Moonshine, which saw Vanyfox deliver an eclectic set blending kuduro, batida and Afrobeat with San Farafina. Local talent Jordss energised the crowd with her R&B edits, alongside performances from Trippin co-founder Sam Blenkinsopp resident DJ Sebastian Gabe. A big thank you to The Jazz Cafe for the collaboration and to the incredible artists who contributed to an unforgettable day. We’re excited to continue bringing global sounds and immersive experiences to new audiences, as part of our commitment to connecting cultures worldwide. Photography credits: Sable Studio #Festivals #Experiential #JazzCafeFestival

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Trippin and All Corners have partnered with Spotify to create storytelling around #NottingHillCarnival and its rich heritage to amplify their Carnival Sounds Hub. From diving into the musical traditions that define the cultural event to discovering the Carnival sound of 2024, explore some of the content and check out the Spotify hub below: https://bit.ly/47gB8LT https://bit.ly/3T4eWyn https://bit.ly/4dVeI4S https://bit.ly/3yFy2nO

Did you know 70% of attendees find navigating their way around Carnival difficult? To solve this, we have teamed up with #NottingHillCarnival to bring you the official map, helping you navigate your Carnival weekend. With over 500k downloads last year, it is a must-have Carnival essential. Plus, it's available to use offline — perfect for when signal is limited. What’s inside? 📍 Pin drops of every sound system, stage, and cultural site ✔ Designated safer spaces 🔊 Genre details for each sound Download now and get ready to explore Carnival like never before. https://bit.ly/4czjMKZ

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🚨 We’re heading to Beijing! 🚨 We're excited to announce that Trippin is hosting Zhao Dai On Leave’s official afterparty across two nights at its namesake club, Zhao Dai. Featuring DJ Swisha, Emel Rowe, Sulk and Zhiqi on the lineup for the first night on 7 June. Followed by Nyege Nyege's De Schuurman, Kimmah, haomiiya and Nighttrain2000 for the second night on 8 June. Zhao Dai On Leave is a beachside festival in Qinhuangdao. Created by the team behind the Beijing club Zhao Dai, it's set to stage its fourth edition this year, from 31 May to 2 June. Since its launch in 2020, the community-driven event has grown to become a meeting point for China’s sprawling underground scene 📍 In Beijing over the next few weeks? Come say hi 👋 and check out the link below for more info. https://lnkd.in/ezXY2gmy

💭 Hear us out, but we’ve found your dream collab. 🤝 Your favourite Indonesian supper club and your favourite Indonesian restaurant are linking up for a dream collaboration. 🥄 Meaning that the Spoons supper club is joining forces with the London restaurant Toba. 🍳 And they’re presenting a menu of dishes inspired by their motherland. 🌏 What is that specifically? Regional specialities from the world's largest archipelago, as well as food that stems from their North Sumatran Batak roots. ✏ RSVP in the form via the link now! 📩 We’ll email you as soon as tickets are on sale.

With the sex recession over, the sexual wellness industry has boomed in popularity, selling us everything from chocolate to toys and aphrodisiacs. But did you know that natural aphrodisiacs have existed for centuries, documented across cultures around the world? In the second episode of Origins, we take a look at the origins behind three sex-enhancing rituals. Origins is a new series created with All Corners, our sister agency, diving into the history of trends and subcultures around the world. Follow All Corners for more updates and read the full feature to learn about more rituals below. https://bit.ly/3K4k3d7

Introducing the first episode of Origins – a new weekly series from Trippin and All Corners, uncovering the forgotten roots of today's pop culture trends. We'll be sharing the stories behind the microtrends and subcultures shaping our world, revealing the overlooked origins of contemporary trends. For the first episode, we dive into the origins of nail art culture, exploring its roots from ancient Egypt to the Chinese Qing dynasty, where nail art was originally a symbol of status. Now, modern day nail art has gained popularity around the globe, but how were these trends popularised? Read the full feature below and stay tuned for more. https://bit.ly/44lZF0t