Six centenarians share their secrets for reaching 100 years
“You know what my secret is? Doing what your wife tells you.”
‘Such a sight’: Cabrillo High School honors 2020 grads with 3rd annual street banners in West Long Beach
The banners were placed on streets including Santa Fe Avenue, Willow Street as well as outside the Long Beach Unified School District offices.
Library foundation celebrates $3.3 million raised for Billie Jean King Main Library
The most successful fundraising campaign in the foundation’s history, the campaign exceeded expectations.
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Teatro al Sur performance of ‘Mujeres de Arena’ bears testimony of women murdered in Juarez
“Mujeres de Arena” is a group effort to raise awareness of the violence toward women in the border city, where, over the last three decades, hundreds of women have been murdered with many of those cases unsolved.
How are local music venues doing? Pretty good, not so good, desperately trying to survive
We checked in with the owners and operators of Long Beach’s leading live music venues to see how they’ve been managing in the last six months.
16 years of Moompetam: How the aquarium’s Native American festival celebrates the ‘original conservationists’
On Saturday the Aquarium of the Pacific will celebrate its 16th annual Moompetam: Native American Festival online.
QFilms announces festival winners
Coming-of-age tale “Gossamer Folds” and documentary “Ahead of the Curve” led the list of winners at the 27th annual QFilms festival.
‘He completely changed my life’: Beloved Poly music director Andy Osman dies
Longtime Poly High School music director and orchestra leader Andy Osman died on Sept. 4, days before his 60th birthday.
Chef Arthur Gonzalez kicks off Hatch chile season—in Long Beach
To Panxa Cocina’s owner/chef, the Hatch chile is sacred, as it is for the vast majority of New Mexicans.
Aquarium of the Pacific’s new scholarship program offers $50K to African American students
The deadline to apply is Oct. 15, 2020.
County Board of Supervisors approve $10M grant program for closed breweries, small businesses
It’s been more than 175 days since breweries were shut down.
Anthropologie to open its first Long Beach location at 2nd & PCH complex
The store is expected to open by the end of the year.
Latino Comics Expo offers a weeklong, wide-ranging exploration of art, culture and Super Lucha Cats
The 2020 lineup is another exceptional mix of genres and markets, ranging from kids to politics, books to zines, with a whole lot more mixed in.
Eleven Madison Park alumnus leads new menu at the renovated Attic space
There is no need to panic: The Mac n Cheetos at The Attic aren’t going anywhere
Gorgeous new gallery at 2nd & PCH shows off Able ARTS Work artists and mission
What was a vacant storefront is now filled with vibrant, bold artwork, small sculptures, ceramics and jewelry.
Local nonprofit hosts virtual concert to raise money for parks and rec scholarship program
People can tune in for free online Saturday Sept. 12 at 6:30 p.m.