Bluff Park Re-Opens to the Public
Following months of construction, Bluff Park is re-opening today for public use, according to a statement from the City of Long Beach.
Public Invited to Say Goodbye to the Belmont Plaza Olympic Pool at Closing Ceremony
Councilmember Susie Price is inviting the public to the closing ceremony for the Belmont Plaza Olympic Pool on Sunday, October 26 from 1:00PM to 2:30PM. Bring memories, photos, trophies, medals and other memorabilia, and spend the afternoon paying tribute to this icon of the Long Beach shoreline.
Long Beach Convention and Entertainment Center Nominated for a Prevue Visionary Award
The Long Beach Convention and Entertainment Center, along with six other convention centers, has been nominated for a Prevue Visionary Award, which recognizes "venues, destinations and suppliers that have leveraged technology and innovation in creative and groundbreaking ways to enhance the meeting and event experience.”
Open House at Oldest Craftsman Bungalow in Bluff Park Offers Public a Look at Classic Long Beach Architecture
One of the oldest houses in Long Beach is now for sale, and whether or not you're in the market to buy a home, you can't help but appreciate the antique beauty that radiates from every inch of its restored and carefully-preserved structure.
Turn Your House-Flipping Dreams Into a Reality with Free Long Beach Workshop
You may be a HGTV Flip or Flop fanatic, but have you ever considered flipping a house yourself? On Tuesday, December 9, you can place your usual daydreams aside and find out how to get started flipping your first property.
Expanded 1954 Cliff May Home Hits Market in Long Beach
Situated at 3162 Stevely Ave. in Long Beach is a fresh-on-the-market, expanded Cliff May rancho, mid-mod masterpiece originally built in 1954.
Powers, Daly & DeRosa-Designed Mid-Mod Masterpiece in Bixby Knolls Hits Market for $1.2M
Situated in Bixby Knolls, a mid-mod masterpiece designed by the one of the master firms of the era—Powers, Daly and DeRosa—has popped up on the market.
IN PICTURES: Belmont Heights Baroque Enclave Hits Market for $1.925M
At first glance, the house at 3702 E 1st St. that just went on the market doesn’t look like much: hidden behind tall shrubbery and a brown fence, a flat, mid-century modern roof peeks above. One would assume the house was a contemporary, multi-story take on a Cliff May. However, it is a massive bastion of Baroque excess right in Belmont Heights.
