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DTLB Art + Design Walk returns for a fitness-themed gathering July 11
Experience downtown Long Beach at its most creative during the quarterly DTLB Art + Design Walk this Saturday,…
Long Beach unveils 2026-27 Youth Poet Laureate cohort
Last month, Long Beach crowned local teen Ajala Sen as its 2026-27 Youth Poet Laureate (LBYPL) and revealed…
In Photos: Walls that wow! — Long Beach Walls continue beautifying Long Beach in its 11th edition
Long Beach has long been known for its rich artistic history. Bolstering this creative tradition is the annual…
United Cambodian Community’s Samaki Center aims to mix art, culture and economic opportunity
What used to be a hair salon, and one of the United Cambodian Community’s (UCC) small business clients,…
In Photos: MTW’s ‘In the Heights’ shows off its uplifting story at the Carpenter Center
Music Theatre West premiered its production of “In The Heights,” on Saturday, which follows a New York City…
Audiences and Pablo Escobar come alive during ‘Our Dear Dead Drug Lord’
Children are warned not to play with their food, so it should go without saying that they shouldn’t…
2026 Martin Luther King, Jr. Youth Poetry Contest Winners
This poetry contest was organized by local organizations We Got This LBC, Friends of MLK Park and The…
Long Beach director brings bilingual joy through children’s musical in Minnesota
Through “Go, Dog. Go! Ve Perro ¡Ve!” Juliette Carrillo hopes to bring laughter and celebration to children and parents during a particularly tough time in Minnesota.
The ballad of one man: Meet 88-year-old musician Arthur Nakane
From the Aquarium of the Pacific to the streets of Little Tokyo, Arthur Nakane has been impressing audiences since the 1960's, and continues to evolve his eclectic style of music.
Loiter Galleries looks to community for help following grant cuts, fundraiser closing Christmas Eve
After eight years of running a community-focused nonprofit art gallery, Loiter Galleries is now seeking help from the…