Cena Vegan, which specializes in Mexican street food, will debut in Long Beach on Tuesday within Partake Collective, a ghost kitchen dining hall in the East Village.
When the Retro Row restaurant refused to shut down, Brandon Ogborn turned the camera on his boss. He hopes his new film shows two things: “I really do love this person. I just think they’re being an idiot.”
The owner of Fingerprints Music says the singer will not be in attendance at Thursday’s party, but whether guests will be in for a surprise at one of the three days of pop-ups this weekend in Shoreline Aquatic Park is anyone’s guess.
Plus, a sci-fi tiki show and a Quentin Tarantino tribute band.
The high-energy show will take place at approximately 6:30 p.m. on the plaza in front of the Long Beach Performing Arts Center adjacent to the Long Beach Convention Center and is free to Friday race ticket holders.
For its 30th season, the Musica Angelica Baroque Orchestra will debut a new concert, “Ode to Music: Handel, Hendrix, and a Very Special House,” which was inspired by the historical music connection between George Frideric Handel and Jimi Hendrix.
Matt Miller, food writer and former restaurateur, just opened the doors to his new culinary book shop. For now, he offers an array of books from the newly printed to the heavily dog-eared. Eventually, it will offer a community discussion space for chefs and food writers alike.
Plus, some St. Patrick’s Day festivities.
Composer Tomas Luis de Victoria is regarded as the most significant composer of the counter-reformation in Spain and one of the best composers of sacred music in the late Renaissance.
The annual celebration of the mathematical constant, which happens to (almost) share its name with a beloved confection, has once again arrived.
The Long Beach Creative Group is looking for artists to submit pop-surrealist artworks created in the last five years for an upcoming exhibition.
From fur coats to furniture, if you’re on the hunt for vintage, you’ll hit the lottery in Long Beach.
Southern California’s largest and longest-standing gathering of American Indians returns after a three-year hiatus March 11-12 in a celebration of indigenous culture and heritage that’s now on its 50th year at Cal State Long Beach.
Plus, a new photo exhibition, classical concert, a drag show and more.
When Kathleen Schaaf opened Meow Vintage in 1986, she had no idea one of Long Beach’s most beloved neighborhoods would raise up around it. Here’s the story of Retro Row.
The concert is part of the award-winning Long Beach Symphony’s 88th season.
The recent high winds and rain washed away the Southern California smog, providing our staff photographers with a much prettier backdrop than normal.
Introducing Bar Envie, the NOLA-inspired lounge where you can munch spicy frog legs and sip a rhubarb Ramos fizz cocktail—and you can play an old Nintendo while you’re at it.
March 2 is, in fact, National Banana Cream Pie Day and not simply a random date serving as a slothful excuse for our journalists, editors and staff to sit around in a custard-crazed banana bacchanal.
