Things to do in Long Beach this weekend including… Bill Nye talk and Southeast Asian cultural festivals
Plus, a live choral concert, bingo and an Easter-themed children’s event.
Plus, a live choral concert, bingo and an Easter-themed children’s event.
Louisiana Charlie’s has moved into the old Mom’s Beach House cafe at Mother’s Beach in Naples, where it’ll offer its beloved Southern homestyle cooking as well as traditional beach concession food, breakfast and a menu of authentic Mexican fare.
The mural will be on an east-facing exterior wall of Building M, which is located north of Carson Street on Faculty Road.
The premiere will mark a rare, star-studded Long Beach event, during which famed drivers and perhaps some Hollywood stars will walk the red carpet just a few days ahead of the 48th Acura Grand Prix.
Youth who are hired at McDowell’s Soul Food & BBQ learn a range of skills involving not only how to work, but how to run a business, including opening and closing duties, bookkeeping, using a cash register, processing payments and even marketing on social media.
When the Retro Row restaurant refused to shut down, Brandon Ogborn turned the camera on his boss. He hopes his new film shows two things: “I really do love this person. I just think they’re being an idiot.”
The owner of Fingerprints Music says the singer will not be in attendance at Thursday’s party, but whether guests will be in for a surprise at one of the three days of pop-ups this weekend in Shoreline Aquatic Park is anyone’s guess.
Plus, a sci-fi tiki show and a Quentin Tarantino tribute band.
The high-energy show will take place at approximately 6:30 p.m. on the plaza in front of the Long Beach Performing Arts Center adjacent to the Long Beach Convention Center and is free to Friday race ticket holders.
For its 30th season, the Musica Angelica Baroque Orchestra will debut a new concert, “Ode to Music: Handel, Hendrix, and a Very Special House,” which was inspired by the historical music connection between George Frideric Handel and Jimi Hendrix.