Long Beach Camerata Singers’ James Bass earns three Grammy nominations
The nominations, announced as part of the lead up to the Grammy’s 63rd annual awards show, mark six Grammy nominations the creative director has received during his career.
‘There’s still people in need’ Local Hearts Foundation hosts last minute Thanksgiving food drive for families
Over 150 grocery bags filled with canned goods, pantry staples and fresh fruits were handed out.
Distinguished Speakers Series, featuring George W. and Malala, coming to Long Beach
Past speakers have included the Dalai Lama, Condeleeza Rice and and Bill Clinton.
Local musician goes on a mission to remove racist stickers in Alamitos Beach
Jesse Wilder took down a total of 12 stickers with racist and hateful messages.
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The Gratitude Line: Hear what your neighbors are grateful for this Thanksgiving
Listen to people thankful for their customers, for volunteers, for veterans, and, most importantly, for their health.
Lou & Mike’s closes its doors for good, owner blames coronavirus
“I’d like to stay but I can’t do it.”
Vending machine full of local art finds a home at Black Ring Coffee Roasters
The vending machine now at Black Ring Coffee Roasters contains, instead of snacks or drinks, small artworks and other wares by local artists.
Long Beach artists join worldwide Hand Medal Project to thank healthcare workers on the frontlines
Artists around the world have made more than 70,000 hand medals to give to healthcare workers as a collective “thank you.”
After 44 years, Belmont Shore coffee roaster gets a fresh name and image
Over the weekend, new signage for Sheldrake Coffee Roasting went up, replacing the Polly’s logo that has graced the Belmont Shore coffeehouse for more than four decades.
With old and new fermentation skills, Fine Feathers Kombucha looks forward to new horizons
The company is known for its locally brewed craft kombucha with its light and delicate flavors such as lavender, jasmine peony and lemongrass oolong.
Bring your sewing needles and veggie plates to this palatable virtual sewing class, Saturday
Part sewing workshop, part snack, all fun.
LIVE CHAT: CSULB profs play/study video games, may have world’s best job
The pair are founders of CSULB’s Center for the History of Video Games and Critical Play.
9 eateries, and one bar, you probably haven’t considered for Thanksgiving but should
All of these are takeout options, most of which have to be ordered in advance.
Hoping third time’s the charm, Bungalow Kitchen announces early 2021 opening at 2nd & PCH
Twice delayed, the 10,000-square-foot space will be located on the second floor of the retail center.
Long Beach rapper Donnie Waters chose music as a path away from poverty, gangs and trauma
Donnie Waters was born and raised as a Mexican American in Long Beach, and aside from the obvious get-that-bag goal, his greatest intentions with his music is to inspire and, in a way, console other people with unavoidable traumas that spawn from poverty, “race wars,” death or obstacles of an immigrant life.
Here’s a couple of places offering free food provisions this weekend
The events take place at Revive Church and Light & Life Church.
Cabrillo Dance’s ‘Dance Is Life’ gets out and about in the city
Part performance, part travelogue, it will air Nov. 19 and 20 at 7 p.m.
City to consider emergency relief for artists during Tuesday council meeting
A council item recommends a one-time Artists Fund be established to provide “$500 direct or other financial support for a period of six months.”
Feed sharks and pet some stingrays at the Aquarium of the Pacific’s new animal encounter
What’s fun about this particular encounter is how hands-on it is.
Long Beach Sign Language interpreter to be ‘Who Wants to Be a Millionaire’ contestant
Rorri Burton is also the founder of Pro Bono ASL, which bills itself as a diverse group of deaf and hearing, LGBTQ and trilingual American Sign Language interpreters providing both paid professional and volunteer interpreters in person and virtually.