Fake tickets to nonexistent Long Beach showing of ‘The Wiz’ are being sold on StubHub, theater owner says
“We are a small business fighting to survive,” the theater owner said. “And now we’re forced to turn away heartbroken families who thought they were coming to see a show that was never even playing here.”
After launching in Long Beach, this line of beers is raising money for immigrant aid
Brewers across the nation, starting with ISM in Long Beach, are donating portions of their Hasta La Raíz beers to the nonprofit Freedom for Immigrants.

Two plays on family dynamics set to open in Long Beach — one a classic, the other a world premiere
As summer starts winding down, local theater is picking up with two interesting plays set to open at the end of the month at Long Beach Shakespeare Company and International City Theatre.
Things to do in Long Beach this weekend — including a kite festival and tea with a gang-intervention visionary
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‘Once Upon a Time in Hollywood’ sequel films in Long Beach
The movie stars Brad Pitt, reprising his role as a 1960s Hollywood stunt double.
Staging their own original play, 2 Poly High grads want to spark a ‘theater revolution’
Through pure gumption, two local students secured a Santa Monica venue to perform their uproarious comedy “The Legend of Mt. Hurr.” They say it’s “something that’s classic, that everyone from a 5-year-old to grandparents would want to come see.”

Steadfast Cafe, a family-run Huntington Beach coffee shop, just expanded to downtown Long Beach
It’s serving up rosemary lattes and blueberry grilled cheese sandwiches at Broadway and Linden.

Long Beach Symphony announces lineup for 2025-26 season
The season kicks off with “Passion & Tragedy” on Sept. 27 with Sydney Guillaume’s “Lavil Okap,” Chopin’s Piano Concerto No. 2, Tchaikovsky’s “Romeo and Juliet Fantasy” Overture and Bernstein’s beloved “West Side Story Symphonic Dances.”

