LGBTQIA+ vegan coffee house Wood Coffee Co. opening on 10th St. in Rose Park
Nolan Wood said, “I only looked at a couple of other locations before I saw this one and it just immediately felt right.”
New Long Beach-themed art exhibition seeks local submissions
“We are asking artists to portray and aspect of Long Beach that is important to them.”
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Everytable, a food business with a social justice mission, comes to East Long Beach
The company chooses locations in both low-income and high-income areas and prices its food differently based on the neighborhood.
Christmas crafts for holiday fun & mental dexterity
While holiday celebrations will certainly look a little different this year, it doesn’t mean you can’t fill your house (and your time) with some fun holiday crafts! Here are 7 ideas to get you in the DIY spirit.
Things to do in Long Beach this weekend including…. ube, tamales, and holiday cocktails
This weekend we’ve got not not, but two food festivals to check out. Plus, some holiday events to get you in the spirit because we know you want it.
Local organizers need help setting up for upcoming Christmas parade on Daisy Avenue
While the historic parade usually draws thousands of people to the streets, Greenwood said organizers of the event are doing a “reimagined parade” to avoid the potential spread of COVID-19 by having a caravan-styled parade with 15 vehicles decorated led by a trolly.
Sweet Grass Sugarcane Juice to open first brick-and-mortar juice bar in Long Beach
The new juice bar is set to open Saturday, Dec. 4 with a grand opening ceremony at 1 p.m.
Long Beach Opera artistic director nominated for Grammy
James Darrah’s nomination for Best Opera Recording came for his work as a producer of the Opera Philadelphia performance of “Soldier Songs,” which is based on interviews with veterans of five wars.
Christmas is back in Long Beach. Here are 5 major events to help you celebrate.
From boat parades to tree lightings, Christmas events have returned in person. Here are a few that will help you get into the holiday spirit.
Soul food and soul care: An entrepreneurial family’s small business empire is expanding
Meet the family behind a soul food restaurant, a smoothie and wellness shop, and a salt lounge—all near St. Mary Medical Center not far from Downtown Long Beach.
Sushi Nikkei in Bixby Knolls to bring the Peruvian-Japanese cuisine craze to Long Beach
Owned by husband-and-wife team Eduardo Chang Ogata and Daiwa Wong Olano, Sushi Nikkei will be taking over La Casita Rivera on Atlantic Avenue and Bixby Road, marking the end of the Mexican restaurant’s almost seven-year run in Bixby Knolls.
Battambong BBQ blends Texas style barbecue with Cambodian flair
After losing his job to the pandemic, Chad Phuong turned to food and launched his North Long Beach pop-up, Battambong BBQ, that honors traditional Texas-style barbeque with Cambodian flavor.
Some delicious ways to make use of whatever survives the Thanksgiving diners
From potato tacos to a dish we can only label a “Thanksgiving abomination,” we’re going to help you free up some space in your refrigerator today.
Reasons You Should Volunteer and How to Get Started
Giving back to your community keeps you physically active, engages your mind, enables you to meet new people, and even teaches you new skills. Here’s a look at some reasons why you should volunteer and some popular opportunities to lend a hand.
Things to do in Long Beach this weekend including…. finger puppets and a circus
From a traveling circus that’s in town, to a holiday show featuring puppets, to a giant gingerbread display, there’s plenty to check out this weekend.
Here’s 25 businesses local to Long Beach where you can find unique gifts
This season especially, in the wake of a pandemic that throttled small businesses, we recommend getting off the couch, putting your phone down, and shopping local.
Long Beach-style barbecue will replace Restauration on Retro Row
Father and son barbecue team David and Dennis Robicheau’s Shady Grove Foods will take the place of Restauration, which closed in April after the owner violated a number of COVID-19 health rules.
A step by step guide to making a ‘foolproof’ pie crust for Thanksgiving
Ahead of Thanksgiving, Teri Appleton Villanueva of Chef Tech Cooking School in Bixby Knolls, an award-winning pastry chef, recently showed us how to make the perfect—perhaps foolproof—pie crust.
Free spice guide tells you what 7 spices you need to use, and probably already have in your kitchen
Chef Aydin’s advice for this Thanksgiving? “Dry brine the turkey.”
James Republic closes in East Village—and it will be missed
What was especially unique at the time was the attention to detail (at first). The presentation was beautiful and each dish you ordered was better than the one before.