101-year-old folklórico dancer, celebrated with mural at Pan American Park
“This mural can remind people that aging is beautiful, it’s full of dignity and can be a really great thing.”
Yes, there will be a tree lighting and yes you can watch, from home
You can watch the tree lighting ceremony, live, starting at 7:30 p.m. on LBTV and on any of the city of Long Beach’s official social media platforms.
Belmont Shore’s Christmas parade is canceled, but you can still participate with a float all your own
The Belmont Shore Virtual Holiday Homebound Parade contest kicks off Dec. 1, with the top three judged winners announced on Christmas.
Long Beach commemorates World AIDS Day with virtual walk
This year, a virtual walk, to be taken on one’s own time any day throughout the week, will start at Harvey Milk Park and end Lions Lighthouse.
Here’s where you can donate toys for children this holiday season
Local organizations and nonprofits are accepting toy donations and other gifts for their annual drives.
New youth-involved mural to debut this week in West Long Beach
The mural site, located between Admiral Kidd Park and Cabrillo High School, will feature geometric shapes celebrating landmarks in Long Beach in vibrant, warm, and engaging colors.
Pour excuse for a holiday: Taking flight with The Hawk’s ‘Liquid Thanksgiving’
The bar concocted nine holiday-themed cocktails including ‘Smoked Turkey Dinner Slushee.’ And yes, this is real.
LIVE CHAT: Filmmaker, LBCC professor Eli Daughdrill talks about ‘Faith’
“Faith” premiere’s Friday, Nov. 27 across a number of streaming platforms including Amazon Prime.
Forced to close patios and parklets, restaurants revive mini-markets
Unlike the restaurant-to-store conversions that happened in March, restaurateurs are now focusing on specialty items like fresh pasta and imported treats.
Master gingerbread house maker Isaac Salgado doubles down on giant villages in Downtown Long Beach
This marks the first year that Isaac Salgado, board member of Willmore City Heritage Association (WHCA), and a former executive chef who now runs his own local business, Rug’it Cleaning, has created two villages.