New storefront lets you throw some axes with your friends in Downtown Long Beach
Tired of activities like bowling or minigolf? Bad Axe Throwing invites groups to chuck some bladed weapons instead.
Tired of activities like bowling or minigolf? Bad Axe Throwing invites groups to chuck some bladed weapons instead.
While Friday the 13th may be unlucky for some, it is often the busiest day for tattoo shops, many of which offer specials.
In the 2022 U.S. Sumo Open, held in Long Beach’s Walter Pyramid, Jose Galindo won a silver and a bronze medal, while his wife, Yaleidy Galindo, also won bronze.
In all, over 10,000 toys were given out, about 90% of which were donated by SOS Booking, which hosts an annual hardcore music festival called For the Children.
The two-night event will feature a candle lighting ceremony, Baba the Storyteller, an African marketplace, live artists, jazz performances and West African drum and dance, and more.
Every year during the holiday season, neighborhoods across Long Beach twinkle in the night as the city and its residents showcase their spirit and cheer in light form.
Baby Gee is expected to open by the end of the month, serving up nearly two dozen specialty cocktails as well as craft beer, kombucha, fermented ginger beer and more.
The new eatery, located at 1775 Ximeno Ave. near the Traffic Circle, pays homage to Long Beach’s creative and musical history.
The deal is being offered at all three major Long Beach theaters for all movies, all showtimes and all formats.
After 32 consecutive years at Rainbow Lagoon Park, the popular jazz festival was forced to take a hiatus due to COVID-19, but returned this year.