Arts + Entertainment
If you’ve been downtown lately, you might’ve noticed street closures on Pine Avenue lately. These closures are a part of a new series of block parties called Summer on Pine. The celebration is an end of summer festival aimed at reimagining Pine Avenue as a car-free corridor. Summer on Pine Ave kicked off last weekend
In recent years, house music has made its way from the underground, into the mainstream. In Long Beach, nightclubs, restaurants and even the pier have become prominent venues to hear rhythmic electronic dance beats and be embraced by a community of like-minded individuals. Lovers of house music should check out the all new house experience
This weekend, Laganja Estranja, who rose to fame on RuPaul’s Race is coming to the beach for The Big Gay Pine Avenue Takeover. The first of its kind, free festival will feature live music and entertainment right on the iconic downtown street on August 24 from 4 to 10p.m. The choreographer, cannabis advocate and a
November is celebrated as Native American Heritage Month, a time to honor and recognize the cultures, histories, and contributions of Native American communities. Throughout history, the portrayal of Native Americans in literature, film, and popular culture has been riddled with harmful stereotypes and misrepresentation. However, in recent years, there has been a growing recognition of
We have officially entered the holiday season and now is the perfect time to get your shopping done early and support the local businesses that make Long Beach special. From Belmont Shore to the East Village Arts District to Bixby Knolls, these shops offer a diverse range of products and experiences for every shopper. Here
La Catrina, an iconic figure of the Day of the Dead, embodies the belief that death is an integral part of life, to be embraced and celebrated rather than feared. Often depicted as an elegantly dressed skeleton, La Catrina has become a prominent symbol in Day of the Dead celebrations. One particularly unique portrayal of
Just a day shy of Friday the 13th, the 13th annual Velorio, a celebration of Mexico’s Day of the Dead was observed and celebrated in Lincoln Park’s La Plaza de la Raza, the name for the plaza that is very fitting for the event. The music, art, vendors, food, and exhibitions were put together by
Jalisco is thousands of miles away from Los Angeles, but you don’t have to hop on a flight to get a taste of this beautiful Mexican state. LB Living, along with the AJUA Jalisco, which represents Jalisco natives living in the United States and Jalisco’s government, is bringing a small piece of Jalisco to the
Dia de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, is an occasion that celebrates the connection between the living and those who have embarked on their spiritual journey beyond this realm. At the core of this celebration lie the Dia de los Muertos altars, which are beautifully adorned structures that serve as sacred spaces of
On Saturday, Oct. 28, from 8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., the Historical Society of Long Beach invites history lovers and curious minds to partake in the 27th Annual Historical Cemetery Tour. This event will be held at the Long Beach Municipal Cemetery and Sunnyside Cemeteries, where whispers of forgotten souls stir in the breeze and
