Things to do in Long Beach this weekend….Halloween edition
Ok, it’s not ALL Halloween events. It’s just kinda, mostly, all Halloween events. What did you expect?!
A behind-the-scenes look at the Long Beach Cemetery Tour
Long Beach historical figures are brought to life by actors and “resurrected” at the site of their burial.
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Halloween Hootenanny conjures craft beers, benefits MOLAA
The Halloween Hootenanny — happening Saturday, Oct. 30, at MOLAA — promises to be a fiendish craft beer festival with food, live music, and sinister surprises.
Explore Long Beach’s most haunted places: Today, the Queen Mary
We’re rolling out all of our Haunted Long Beach series videos ahead of Sunday’s debut of our newest edition: A real haunted house in the Los Cerritos neighborhood.
Celebrate Día De Los Muertos on Pine Avenue
Music, dancing & free festivities take place Saturday, Oct. 30.
Take a tour through Long Beach’s haunted places: Today, the Breakers building
Today we’ll revisit the legend of the historic Breakers building in Downtown, which boasted an abandoned tunnel and creepy staircases that once played host to famed celebrities.
6 things to do for Halloween and Día de los Muertos in Long Beach
There’s plenty of fright to be had in Long Beach this Halloween and Día de los Muertos for both kids and adults.
The Pike Outlets presents Fall Fest
Magic shows, kid’s crafts, character meet & greets, balloon & caricature artists and more!
New seafood restaurant in Belmont Shore sources its catch locally
Liv’s in Belmont Shore, which opened Sept. 1, sources its seafood from independent boats up and down the coast from Santa Barbara to San Diego.
Larry Curtis Concert Park to be dedicated with music and sign-unveiling
Dixieland music performed by some members of the Long Beach Municipal Band will be played at the Saturday dedication.
Side StrEATS: With venues shuttered, this Long Beach musician took to making taste buds dance instead
Starting on Nov. 6, Mariscos El Compa Ivan will be renting a slot at Feel Good Salsa, a newly opened shared kitchen in the Hellmann Historic District, on the weekends.
Winter Village concept to replace canceled Belmont Shore Christmas Parade this year
The day-long celebration on Saturday, Dec. 4 will include holiday activities, concessions and live entertainment along the stretch of the Second Street business corridor.
Our Halloween map is back! Help us find the best displays in Long Beach
Back by popular demand, we present to you a fresh map of Long Beach to fill with the coolest, spookiest and brightest Halloween displays in Long Beach.
The Good Bar gets the rockstar treatment in new Spaghetti & Frank music video
Rock duo Spaghetti & Frank, comprised of the frontmen of the Supersuckers and the Streetwalkin’ Cheetahs, released a video this month filmed at The Good Bar.
Firefighters are in Long Beach to learn the fine art of blowing things up
Firefighters from all over the state converged in Long Beach this week for three days of comprehensive training on how to play with fire.
‘Music was our way out’: Long Beach actress Karole Foreman featured in play ‘Blues in the Night’
Long Beach resident Karole Forman performs in the play and says “Blues in the Night” not only expresses the struggles of Black actors but also shows how music could be an effective coping mechanism.
Things to do in Long Beach this weekend including…. sunset skate sessions and spooky movie screenings
Movies, music, skating, pop-ups and more.
Aquarium of Pacific scholarship program offering $100K to African American college students
The program invites any college student in California studying aquarium-related careers to apply.
Mexihanas Hibachi Grill to open second location in East Long Beach
Just less than a year after opening his first restaurant, Martin Luzanilla is now just days away from opening his second Mexihanas Hibachi Grill in East Long Beach, taking over what was formerly the SideYard Café on Palo Verde Avenue.
Local artists to cover utility boxes in Long Beach’s Washington neighborhood
The project, “Together We Make Change,” led by Habitat for Humanity of Greater Los Angeles and the Arts Council for Long Beach, features four local artists living or working in Long Beach who are painting five boxes in the Washington neighborhood aimed to inspire local residents to engage in the community.