Spooky season in Long Beach is a time of wonder and fright, and the city is hosting an abundance of events that leave no shortage of spine-tingling experiences. Families and thrill seekers can embrace the spirit of Halloween and experience the magic and mystery that these festivities have to offer. Watch Frankenstein at LB Playhouse
Long Beach Pride is finally here! This Saturday and Sunday, the LGBTQ+ community and its allies will come together to celebrate their authentic selves, spread the message of equality, and revel in a weekend of unapologetic pride. The 40th Annual Long Beach Pride Celebration will be held at Marina Green Park and Rainbow Lagoon Park
From May 31 – June 11, Long Beach Architecture Week (LBAW) will be hosting an event series that will give community members the chance to explore the city’s rich architecture through tours, educational talks, and community events. From the historic Villa Riviera that towers over downtown to the decorated structures on the Long Beach Harbor
At the forefront of the emerging Cumbia scene in Long Beach is Cello Azul, a musician who is putting his own spin on the Latin music genre with the infectious rhythm of his signature blue electric cello. The Cumbia artist has been playing cello since he was in grade school and has incorporated elements of
Black and Brown communities are the lifeblood of Los Angeles culture, but it would not exist without the strength, love, and courage of Black and Brown mothers that have helped shape the many lives here. From securing a stable life to creating a foundation of success for their children, the mothers in these communities are
Marsha Naify was born and raised in San Francisco but moved to Long Beach in the 1970s where she became involved with the local lesbian and gay community. In Long Beach, Ms. Naify opened the Community Coffee House/Hot Java in the late 1990s with the intent of uniting the LGBT community in the area referred
Pride is an important celebration that commemorates the progress made in the advancement of LGBTQ civil rights. These celebrations have played a vital role in providing a platform for members of the community to advocate for equality, express their identities, and celebrate love and acceptance. The history of where Pride events all started is notably
Indulge in Belmont Shores Chocolate Festival this Saturday. Satisfy your sweet tooth with an array of chocolate treats, sweets and drinks from over 25 participating businesses while enjoying live music, contests and fun for people of all ages. Second street will become a sweet stroll featuring several Long Beach businesses like Belmont Shore’s Cinnaholic who
Try something new this year and find your niche within the city. There are several opportunities that give Long Beachians the chance to get involved, learn new skills, and make new friends while doing the hobbies they enjoy. Here are seven local groups to check out around Long Beach welcoming you to become a part of something bigger.