Outstanding street performers bring cities to life

Before they hit the big venues around town, much of Los Angeles’ talent can be found on its city streets.

Once divided in two, a unified Berlin has grown into a hotspot for buskers and street performers.

Many street performers make the pilgrimage to New York with nothing but dreams and the shirts on their backs.

Australia’s artistic epicentre is home to some of the world’s most innnovative street performers.

Although street artists and performers are part of Santiago’s charm, the city’s strict laws can be crippling.

The European capital of street performers is home to many hardworking specialty acts who love to entertain.

Street artist Falko One travels through South Africa, bringing art to those who need it most.

Born in the London underground scene and spread by pirate radio, Grime is a murky musical movement that's been simmering under the surface for years. With a punk-like energy and a global influence on culture, Grime is a music style with passion.

An abandoned warehouse, a lake and a lot of art make a neighbourhood in Kolkata, India, a hub for hip-hop.

See how artists in Montreal are using spaces in different underground music scenes across the city.

Learn everything you need to know about the South African dance style Pantsula.

Evolving from hip-hop, electronic, and dancehall, grime is a murky musical movement full of passion.

The music scene in the United Kingdom is a melting pot of styles and Jamaican culture is a common influence.

The lovechild of fashion and dance, Voguing was born in New York City but lives anew in Barcelona, Spain.

Exotic custom cars and bikes, driven by lovers of pure speed, hit the streets of Tokyo when the sun goes down.

Learn about the origins of street dance and discover the styles that have evolved from its humble beginnings.

See London through the eyes of a pair of tastemakers who have their finger on the pulse of the creative scene.

When Juan Roberto Aguiló found freestyle football he knew he found something special.

The New York City dancehall culture is based on good times, good vibes, personal expression through movement.

While there is a specific goal in mind – to raise funds and awareness – the run is personal for many who participate. Some run for those who can't and some for the people they love.

Krumper Duece escaped the inner city streets through the creative power of dance.

Building human pyramids isn't quite the same kind of bouldering that's most known, but it's similar.