Things to do: Fireworks, films and kids on bikes
Fireworks celebrations happen today, with Big Bang on the Bay, and tomorrow with the Queen Mary fireworks show.
Theater review: Love collides with computers in ‘Ada and the Engine’ at Long Beach Playhouse
In the final weekend of its run at Long Beach Playhouse, “Ada and the Engine” may offer a quiet respite from all the July 4 pyrotechnics.

At OMG Burgers near Wilson High, try the water ice ‘Jo-lati’
OMG Burgers also serves smash burgers, patty melts and, of course, Philly Cheesesteaks with Cooper sharp cheese and fresh bread.
Meet Cindy ‘Cindita’ Macias, an educator who found healing through art
Her art medium fluctuates from project to project, but they all follow a similar theme of healing her inner self.
We’ve launched a cheaper, better ticketing platform for Long Beach locals; use it for free now
The Post is debuting a new ticketing platform that is cheaper for customers, with proceeds staying local to help support our journalism.
Theater News: Timely ‘Fiddler on the Roof’ set to perform at Long Beach Playhouse
“Gregory Cohen, the director, is Jewish and said he recognizes ‘Fiddler’ is not just a story of his people, but about standing against hate,” said Sean Gray, producing artistic director for the Playhouse.

After closing in March, Chinitos Tacos reopens, with a shorter name and revamped menu
Flavors like lemongrass, turmeric and ginger that helped define the shop’s tacos are still at the heart of many of their new dinner plate offerings.

6 weeks of free concerts: Long Beach Municipal Band kicks off 2025 with Crystal Lewis collaboration
The Municipal Band is back for its 116th season starting June 24, when Grammy-nominated singer will join them on stage.

