Local artists respond to pandemic in new virtual exhibition, ‘EMERGENCE’
“It’s not just the financial support that is impactful, but also the platform to share our work, and elevating the value of artists as essential workers.”
What happens when customers bring the stress, but not a mask
A customer can either help with this stress of our current situation or definitively cause an amp up in anxiety, depending on how they behave.
Aquarium of the Pacific’s lecture series looks at blue economy, slugs with solar panels
Talks will include dragons, gelatinous sea creatures and fish with hair.
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MOLAA aims to recover lost revenue from COVID closure with online art auction
MOLAA’s auction will run through July 19 with artworks available from artists Leonardo Nierman, Francisco Toledo, Zaida del Rio, and others.
‘My work is for you’: The many wars and sublime optimism of photographer Duke Givens
“This image will be here when we’re long gone. I hope it says, more than anything, ‘Peace.'”
Slanguage ‘funifies’ making art at home
Rooted in the idea of “Use What You Have,” the art, wellness and family workshop series is meant to instill new, creative ways of thinking in participants young and old.
VIDEO: Un Mundo de Amigos Preschool goes all out for graduates
The occasion was joyous, adorable and, for some, the first graduation experience within the family.
Beachwood permanently closes flagship Seal Beach restaurant; Long Beach location to remain open
After serving the Seal Beach community for nearly 15 years, Beachwood BBQ & Brewing will permanently close its flagship location on Main Street.
‘Never Fade Away’ shows Latinx, Black experiences of resilience
“The title was prompted by the idea that if we don’t write our own histories, they will be written for us,” said curator Gloria Sanchez.
Queen Mary cancels Dark Harbor 2020
“As always, maintaining the safety and security of our guests, actors and crew is of the utmost importance.”
Blue Cafe veterans and other Long Beach musicians combine for a virtual big-band performance of an old song for our new times
Long Beach United Music project features the combined works of nearly 20 musicians from Long Beach.
VIDEO: This 10-year-old gave back to the St. Mary nurses who got her through the worst of times
Nellie de la Cruz and Arlene Ramirez have taken it upon themselves to give back whenever they can.
Cal State Long Beach removes Prospector Pete statue
The statue had been on campus since 1967.
How four Poly High students created a coloring book to help kids understand a pandemic
“We wanted to make sure that while it’s educating little kids, we still wanted them to be able to understand it and have fun.”