| |
| Ongoing & Multiple Day Events |
Thru 3/27/10
Betty's Summer Vacation
Long Beach Playhouse, 5021 E. Anaheim St., Long Beach, CA
90804 / Betty's Summer Vacation - A dark comedy
by Christopher Durang. Betty is looking forward to a relaxing
vacation at the ocean. But Trudy, whom she knows only slightly,
chatters incessantly; and then there are the other housemates
– sexy lout Buck, who’s pathologically on the
make with women all the time, and sweet, withdrawn Keith
who carries a shovel and a mysterious hatbox and just may
be a serial killer…. (recommended for mature audiences)
Fri & Sat. evenings at 8pm. Sundays at 2pm. Tickets
range from $12-$25. Call 562-494-1014 option 1.
3/12/10 - 3/14/10
 MalicJewels
Jewelry & Gift Show
Your one-stop shop to virtually every type of jewelry imaginable,
the MalicJewels Jewelry and Gift Show will be held Friday
March 12th through Sunday March 14th, 2010 at the Long Beach
Convention Center Exhibit Hall B, 300 East Ocean Blvd, Long
Beach, CA 90802. Show Hours are: Friday 12-6, Sat 10-6,
and Sun 11-5. Free Admission for all our guests.
3/27/10 - 6/6/10
The 20th Annual New Works
Festival Presents...
Four
original, full-length plays selected from those submitted
to the 2010 Long Beach Playhouse 20th Annual New Works Festival
will be given directed, staged readings this spring. The
Festival is part of our ongoing commitment to help established
and emerging playwrights develop new work. To date, 18 NEW
WORKS have evolved from staged readings into full productions
at the Playhouse. There is a suggested donation of $10 with
a post-performance discussion. Staged reading of the following
new plays: The Lost Tribe by Jeff Stolzer on March
27, The Restoration of Sight by Richard
Martin Hirsch on April 24, The Old Bird by Lynn
Wells Nelson on May 29 and Upside-Down by Marcia
Slatikin on June 26. More info, call (562) 494-1014. |
Monday March 1
Buono's Beer Night Mondays
If you've got a case of the Mondays, Buono's has the cure.
Half-price pitchers or mugs every Monday night! No cover charge.
5pm - 11pm. Two Long Beach locations! 250 W. Ocean Blvd. (562.432.2211)
and 401 W. Willow Street. (562.595.6138). |
Tuesday March 2
Karaoke Party at
Clancy's
Clancy's Irish Pub & Restaurant, E. 808 Broadway, Long
Beach / Karaoke with Tom Terrfic starting at 9pm. . Call 562.437.1836
|
Wednesday March 3
Salsa Night
Club Cohiba, 110 E. Broadway, Long Beach / The upscale Cohiba
Nightclub and Cigar Lounge is the premier Long Beach hot spot.
Wednesday night is Salsa Night. Cover $10, Free salsa lessons
and live salsa band. More info: 562.491.5220 |
Thursday March 4
 Weekend
Salsa Preview
Alegria Cocina Latina, 115 Pine Ave. Long Beach / Get your
weekend salsa fix started! Time: 9pm - midnight. More info:
562.436.3388. |
Friday March 5
Fridays
are FREE
Long Beach Museum of Art / 2300 E. Ocean Blvd / Long Beach,
CA. Every Friday is FREE at the museum with generous support
from L.A. County Arts Commission. 11 a.m - 5 p.m. Join us
for FREE Fridays with artmaking activities for everyone. Contact
us for more info at 562-439-2119.
Farmers Market
Downtown Long Beach Farmers Market at City Place/ This weekly
Certified Farmers Market is held on both sidewalks of Promenade
No. between E. 5th & 4th Streets and on a small lot near
Pine Ave. Featuring fresh fruits (some organic), vegetables
(including many Asian & organic), cut flowers, eggs, honey
and other bee products, plants (including cacti and bonsai),
herbs and much more. 10am - 4pm. More info: 866-GOOD-VEG (866-466-3834)
|
| Saturday March 6 |
Sunday March 7
Target
Free Sundays at MOLAA
MOLAA, Museum of Latin American Art, 628 Alamitos Avenue,
Long Beach / MOLAA’s mission is to educate the public
about contemporary Latin American art and culture through
the presentation of a significant permanent collection, dynamic
exhibitions and related cultural and educational programs.
More info: 562.437.1689 |
Monday March 8
Buono's Beer Night Mondays
If you've got a case of the Mondays, Buono's has the cure.
Half-price pitchers or mugs every Monday night! No cover charge.
5pm - 11pm. Two Long Beach locations! 250 W. Ocean Blvd. (562.432.2211)
and 401 W. Willow Street. (562.595.6138). |
Tuesday March 9
Karaoke Party at Clancy's
Clancy's Irish Pub & Restaurant, E. 808 Broadway, Long
Beach / Karaoke with Tom Terrfic starting at 9pm. . Call 562.437.1836
|
Wednesday March 10
Salsa Night
Club Cohiba, 110 E. Broadway, Long Beach / The upscale Cohiba
Nightclub and Cigar Lounge is the premier Long Beach hot spot.
Wednesday night is Salsa Night. Cover $10, Free salsa lessons
and live salsa band. More info: 562.491.5220 |
Thursday March 11
Weekend
Salsa Preview
Alegria Cocina Latina, 115 Pine Ave. Long Beach / Get your
weekend salsa fix started! Time: 9pm - midnight. More info:
562.436.3388. |
Friday March 12
The
Clean Up Woman
 Long
Beach Convention Center, Terrace Theater, 300 East Ocean Boulevard,
Long Beach, CA 90802 / The Clean Up Woman is the
hilarious new hit stage play sweeping the country written
and directed by JD Lawrence. The play follows the life of
Terri Adams, a journalist who pushes aside her newlywed domestic
apron for a six figure Anchor Job with WNY5. But when Terri
starts neglecting home for her new position, her supportive
husband comes to his wits end and demands she clean up her
act, starting with the house. To keep the peace, her man and
her job, Terri hires a local cleaning service recommended
by a co-worker. But if not careful, she just might find "The
Clean Up Woman" picking up more than she's supposed to.
JD Lawrence plays seven characters in the play (including
a Hindu cab-driver, a 75 year old white man, a rapper, and
a stylist). It also stars Emmy award winner Jackée
Harry, Telma Hopkins and singer/actor Christopher Williams.
The play has broken box office records around the country
including the title of the highest grossing stage play since
1977 at the renowned Arts and Letters in Dallas. Buy
The Clean Up Woman Tickets Here!
MalicJewels
Jewelry & Gift Show
Your one-stop shop to virtually every type of jewelry imaginable,
the MalicJewels Jewelry and Gift Show will be held Friday
March 12th through Sunday March 14th, 2010 at the Long Beach
Convention Center Exhibit Hall B, 300 East Ocean Blvd, Long
Beach, CA 90802. Show Hours are: Friday 12-6, Sat 10-6, and
Sun 11-5. Free Admission for all our guests.
Fridays
are FREE
Long Beach Museum of Art / 2300 E. Ocean Blvd / Long Beach,
CA. Every Friday is FREE at the museum with generous support
from L.A. County Arts Commission. 11 a.m - 5 p.m. Join us
for FREE Fridays with artmaking activities for everyone. Contact
us for more info at 562-439-2119.
Farmers Market
Downtown Long Beach Farmers Market at City Place/ This weekly
Certified Farmers Market is held on both sidewalks of Promenade
No. between E. 5th & 4th Streets and on a small lot near
Pine Ave. Featuring fresh fruits (some organic), vegetables
(including many Asian & organic), cut flowers, eggs, honey
and other bee products, plants (including cacti and bonsai),
herbs and much more. 10am - 4pm. More info: 866-GOOD-VEG (866-466-3834)
|
Saturday March 13
MalicJewels
Jewelry & Gift Show
Your one-stop shop to virtually every type of jewelry imaginable,
the MalicJewels Jewelry and Gift Show will be held Friday
March 12th through Sunday March 14th, 2010 at the Long Beach
Convention Center Exhibit Hall B, 300 East Ocean Blvd, Long
Beach, CA 90802. Show Hours are: Friday 12-6, Sat 10-6, and
Sun 11-5. Free Admission for all our guests.
2nd
Saturday Art Walk
The Art Walk takes place around the streets of Ocean Blvd,
Linden Ave, 1st Street, Broadway and Elm in downtown Long
Beach. Local art galleries and retail businesses such as gift
shops, boutiques, restaurants and coffee shops stay open until
late evening. Linden Avenue is closed to the traffic and transformed
into a street art fair by local artists. Two stages are dedicated
to street performances and live music. Anyone is welcome.
2nd Saturday Art Walks hours are from 4:00 pm to 10:00 pm.
More information, call 562.435.5232. |
Sunday March 14
MalicJewels
Jewelry & Gift Show
Your one-stop shop to virtually every type of jewelry imaginable,
the MalicJewels Jewelry and Gift Show will be held Friday
March 12th through Sunday March 14th, 2010 at the Long Beach
Convention Center Exhibit Hall B, 300 East Ocean Blvd, Long
Beach, CA 90802. Show Hours are: Friday 12-6, Sat 10-6, and
Sun 11-5. Free Admission for all our guests.
Target
Free Sundays at MOLAA
MOLAA, Museum of Latin American Art, 628 Alamitos Avenue,
Long Beach / MOLAA’s mission is to educate the public
about contemporary Latin American art and culture through
the presentation of a significant permanent collection, dynamic
exhibitions and related cultural and educational programs.
More info: 562.437.1689 |
Monday March 15
Buono's Beer Night Mondays
If you've got a case of the Mondays, Buono's has the cure.
Half-price pitchers or mugs every Monday night! No cover charge.
5pm - 11pm. Two Long Beach locations! 250 W. Ocean Blvd. (562.432.2211)
and 401 W. Willow Street. (562.595.6138). |
Tuesday March 16
Karaoke Party at Clancy's
Clancy's Irish Pub & Restaurant, E. 808 Broadway, Long
Beach / Karaoke with Tom Terrfic starting at 9pm. . Call 562.437.1836
|
Wednesday March 17
Salsa Night
Club Cohiba, 110 E. Broadway, Long Beach / The upscale Cohiba
Nightclub and Cigar Lounge is the premier Long Beach hot spot.
Wednesday night is Salsa Night. Cover $10, Free salsa lessons
and live salsa band. More info: 562.491.5220 |
Thursday March 18
Power Networking
 Ristorante
da Vinci, 2801 Spring St., Long Beach, CA / Want to meet everyone
in the room? Now is your opportunity. The Women's Business
Council March Luncheon will not have a speaker - this is purely
a “Power Networking” luncheon. How it works: We
will be switching tables a total of three times during the
luncheon, giving you the opportunity to introduce yourself
and your company to a whole new group of people. Each table
has a facilitator to make sure that the flow keeps moving.
At the end of the luncheon we’ll have some tips on how
to make the most of the “Power Partners” you've
identified as good for your business. Remember to bring plenty
of business cards. Time: 11:30 am – 1:30 pm. Cost: WBC
Members: $35 Prepaid; Nonmembers: $40 Prepaid and Payment
at the door add $5. Note: Free parking at Spring & Temple.
Call: (562) 436-1251
Weekend
Salsa Preview
Alegria Cocina Latina, 115 Pine Ave. Long Beach / Get your
weekend salsa fix started! Time: 9pm - midnight. More info:
562.436.3388. |
Friday March 19
Fridays are FREE
Long Beach Museum of Art / 2300 E. Ocean Blvd / Long Beach,
CA. Every Friday is FREE at the museum with generous support
from L.A. County Arts Commission. 11 a.m - 5 p.m. Join us
for FREE Fridays with artmaking activities for everyone. Contact
us for more info at 562-439-2119.
Farmers Market
Downtown Long Beach Farmers Market at City Place/ This weekly
Certified Farmers Market is held on both sidewalks of Promenade
No. between E. 5th & 4th Streets and on a small lot near
Pine Ave. Featuring fresh fruits (some organic), vegetables
(including many Asian & organic), cut flowers, eggs, honey
and other bee products, plants (including cacti and bonsai),
herbs and much more. 10am - 4pm. More info: 866-GOOD-VEG (866-466-3834)
|
Saturday
March 20
 Scrap
Arts Music
Carpenter Performing Arts Center, 6200 Atherton St. Long Beach,
CA 90815 / Five athletic musicians play over 140 invented
instruments in this wildly theatrical, adrenaline-laced power
percussion performance rooted in street performance, jazz,
and world music traditions. Two Shows! 2pm & 8pm. Buy
Scrap Arts Music Tickets Here!
30 Minute Beach Clean-Up
Third Saturday of every month at 10 a.m., rain or shine. Meet
on the beach at 1 Granada Ave. in the Belmont Shore area of
Long Beach to help rid the beach of trash and debris. Free
parking, bags, gloves, refreshments, door prizes, and volunteer
credit forms. Just show up. Contact Justin Rudd at 562.439.3316.
|
Sunday March 21
Target Free Sundays at MOLAA
MOLAA, Museum of Latin American Art, 628 Alamitos Avenue,
Long Beach / MOLAA’s mission is to educate the public
about contemporary Latin American art and culture through
the presentation of a significant permanent collection, dynamic
exhibitions and related cultural and educational programs.
More info: 562.437.1689
Long Beach Outdoor Antique
& Collectable Market
The Long Beach Outdoor Antique & Collectable Market is
held the 3rd Sunday of every month at Long Beach Veterans
Stadium located at Lakewood Blvd. and Conant Street near the
Long Beach Airport. Over 800 Dealers offer a huge selection
of antiques, collectibles and home furnishings at bargain
prices. Admission is $5 from 8am to 2pm. Rain or Shine! For
more information, call 323.655.5703. |
Monday March 22
Buono's Beer Night Mondays
If you've got a case of the Mondays, Buono's has the cure.
Half-price pitchers or mugs every Monday night! No cover charge.
5pm - 11pm. Two Long Beach locations! 250 W. Ocean Blvd. (562.432.2211)
and 401 W. Willow Street. (562.595.6138). |
Tuesday March 23
Karaoke Party at Clancy's
Clancy's Irish Pub & Restaurant, E. 808 Broadway, Long
Beach / Karaoke with Tom Terrfic starting at 9pm. . Call 562.437.1836
|
Wednesday March 24
Salsa Night
Club Cohiba, 110 E. Broadway, Long Beach / The upscale Cohiba
Nightclub and Cigar Lounge is the premier Long Beach hot spot.
Wednesday night is Salsa Night. Cover $10, Free salsa lessons
and live salsa band. More info: 562.491.5220 |
Thursday March 25
Premier Event Out at the
Movies™
Premier event Out at the Movies™ is a monthly LGBT film
screening event. The evening fun, scheduled from 9:00 to 11:00
p.m., will be held at the newly restored Art Theatre at 2025
E. Fourth Street in Long Beach. Admission to the event is
$10 per person. The evening includes a full length feature
film, Here! Film’s newest feature called Misconceptions
and live entertainment. The kickoff event will feature live
entertainment beforehand as well as full availability of theatre
concessions for purchase including beer, wine and champagne
for those over 21 years of age. More info: 562.438.5435.
Weekend
Salsa Preview
Alegria Cocina Latina, 115 Pine Ave. Long Beach / Get your
weekend salsa fix started! Time: 9pm - midnight. More info:
562.436.3388. |
Friday March 26
Fridays are FREE
Long Beach Museum of Art / 2300 E. Ocean Blvd / Long Beach,
CA. Every Friday is FREE at the museum with generous support
from L.A. County Arts Commission. 11 a.m - 5 p.m. Join us
for FREE Fridays with artmaking activities for everyone. Contact
us for more info at 562-439-2119.
Farmers Market
Downtown Long Beach Farmers Market at City Place/ This weekly
Certified Farmers Market is held on both sidewalks of Promenade
No. between E. 5th & 4th Streets and on a small lot near
Pine Ave. Featuring fresh fruits (some organic), vegetables
(including many Asian & organic), cut flowers, eggs, honey
and other bee products, plants (including cacti and bonsai),
herbs and much more. 10am - 4pm. More info: 866-GOOD-VEG (866-466-3834)
|
Saturday March 27
Battlefield
Band
Carpenter Performing Arts Center, 6200 Atherton St. Long Beach,
CA 90815 / See the band the Washington Post describes as “contagious
Celtic funk.” Named after the Battlefield section of
Glasgow, the group is credited with leading the revival of
Scottish traditional music blending new songs and old and
featuring modern instruments with blazing bagpipes and fiddle.
Buy
Battlefield Band Tickets Here!
 Long
Beach Symphony: Barber, Gershwin and Beethoven
Long Beach Convention Center, Terrace Theater, 300 East Ocean
Boulevard, Long Beach, CA 90802 / Featuring Barber - Essay
No. 2; Gershwin - Concerto in F for Piano and Beethoven -
Symphony 6 in F major, “Pastorale” Buy
Long Beach Symphony: Barber, Gershwin and Beethoven Tickets
Here!
The 20th Annual New Works
Festival Presents
Staged Reading of the New Play The Lost Tribe
Four
original, full-length plays selected from those submitted
to the 2010 Long Beach Playhouse 20th Annual New Works Festival
will be given directed, staged readings this spring. The Festival
is part of our ongoing commitment to help established and
emerging playwrights develop new work. To date, 18 NEW WORKS
have evolved from staged readings into full productions at
the Playhouse. There is a suggested donation of $10 with a
post-performance discussion. Staged reading of the following
new plays: The Lost Tribe by Jeff Stolzer on March
27, The Restoration of Sight by Richard
Martin Hirsch on April 24, The Old Bird by Lynn Wells
Nelson on May 29 and Upside-Down by Marcia Slatikin
on June 26. More info, call (562) 494-1014.
|
Sunday March 28
Target Free Sundays at MOLAA
MOLAA, Museum of Latin American Art, 628 Alamitos Avenue,
Long Beach / MOLAA’s mission is to educate the public
about contemporary Latin American art and culture through
the presentation of a significant permanent collection, dynamic
exhibitions and related cultural and educational programs.
More info: 562.437.1689 |
Monday March 29
Buono's Beer Night Mondays
If you've got a case of the Mondays, Buono's has the cure.
Half-price pitchers or mugs every Monday night! No cover charge.
5pm - 11pm. Two Long Beach locations! 250 W. Ocean Blvd. (562.432.2211)
and 401 W. Willow Street. (562.595.6138). |
Tuesday March 30
Karaoke Party at Clancy's
Clancy's Irish Pub & Restaurant, E. 808 Broadway, Long
Beach / Karaoke with Tom Terrfic starting at 9pm. . Call 562.437.1836
|
Wednesday March 31
Salsa Night
Club Cohiba, 110 E. Broadway, Long Beach / The upscale Cohiba
Nightclub and Cigar Lounge is the premier Long Beach hot spot.
Wednesday night is Salsa Night. Cover $10, Free salsa lessons
and live salsa band. More info: 562.491.5220 |
| |
| Ongoing & Multiple Day Events |
Thru 6/6/10
The 20th Annual New Works
Festival Presents...
Four
original, full-length plays selected from those submitted
to the 2010 Long Beach Playhouse 20th Annual New Works Festival
will be given directed, staged readings this spring. The
Festival is part of our ongoing commitment to help established
and emerging playwrights develop new work. To date, 18 NEW
WORKS have evolved from staged readings into full productions
at the Playhouse. There is a suggested donation of $10 with
a post-performance discussion. Staged reading of the following
new plays: The Lost Tribe by Jeff Stolzer on March
27, The Restoration of Sight by Richard
Martin Hirsch on April 24, The Old Bird by Lynn
Wells Nelson on May 29 and Upside-Down by Marcia
Slatikin on June 26. More info, call (562) 494-1014.
4/16/10 - 4/18/10
Toyota
Grand Prix of Long Beach
 The
SCCA SPEED World Challenge will once again bring its signature
brand of wheel-to-wheel sports car racing to the historic
1.97-mile street course at the Toyota Grand Prix of Long
Beach. The Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach will scorch the
downtown Long Beach streets with continuous action from
six racing series, including drifting and Firestone Indy
Lights. On Saturday, April 17, the racing spotlight will
shine on two fan favorites, the sports cars of the American
Le Mans Series and the 34th Annual Toyota Pro/Celebrity
Race, with film star Keanu Reeves expected to return as
a “pro” and try for a second straight win. Race
weekend’s festival of entertainment includes free
Friday and Saturday night Tecate Light concerts, the Lifestyle
Expo, Green Power Prix-View, action sports demonstrations
and much more. Buy
Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach Tickets Here! |
Thursday
April 1
 Soweto
Gospel Choir
Carpenter Performing Arts Center, 6200 Atherton St. Long Beach,
CA 90815 / Don’t miss the season’s most uplifting
event, as Soweto Gospel Choir’s 25 members perform a
program of tribal, traditional and popular African gospel
– plus modern Western spirituals and international pop.
Buy
Soweto Gospel Choir Tickets Here! |
Friday April 2
Fridays are FREE
Long Beach Museum of Art / 2300 E. Ocean Blvd / Long Beach,
CA. Every Friday is FREE at the museum with generous support
from L.A. County Arts Commission. 11 a.m - 5 p.m. Join us
for FREE Fridays with artmaking activities for everyone. Contact
us for more info at 562-439-2119.
Farmers Market
Downtown Long Beach Farmers Market at City Place/ This weekly
Certified Farmers Market is held on both sidewalks of Promenade
No. between E. 5th & 4th Streets and on a small lot near
Pine Ave. Featuring fresh fruits (some organic), vegetables
(including many Asian & organic), cut flowers, eggs, honey
and other bee products, plants (including cacti and bonsai),
herbs and much more. 10am - 4pm. More info: 866-GOOD-VEG (866-466-3834)
|
| Saturday April 3 |
Sunday
April 4
Target Free Sundays at MOLAA
MOLAA, Museum of Latin American Art, 628 Alamitos Avenue,
Long Beach / MOLAA’s mission is to educate the public
about contemporary Latin American art and culture through
the presentation of a significant permanent collection, dynamic
exhibitions and related cultural and educational programs.
More info: 562.437.1689 |
Monday April 5
Buono's Beer Night Mondays
If you've got a case of the Mondays, Buono's has the cure.
Half-price pitchers or mugs every Monday night! No cover charge.
5pm - 11pm. Two Long Beach locations! 250 W. Ocean Blvd. (562.432.2211)
and 401 W. Willow Street. (562.595.6138). |
Tuesday April 6
Karaoke Party at
Clancy's
Clancy's Irish Pub & Restaurant, E. 808 Broadway, Long
Beach / Karaoke with Tom Terrfic starting at 9pm. . Call 562.437.1836
|
Wednesday April 7
Salsa Night
Club Cohiba, 110 E. Broadway, Long Beach / The upscale Cohiba
Nightclub and Cigar Lounge is the premier Long Beach hot spot.
Wednesday night is Salsa Night. Cover $10, Free salsa lessons
and live salsa band. More info: 562.491.5220 |
| Thursday April 8 |
Friday
April 9
Fridays are FREE
Long Beach Museum of Art / 2300 E. Ocean Blvd / Long Beach,
CA. Every Friday is FREE at the museum with generous support
from L.A. County Arts Commission. 11 a.m - 5 p.m. Join us
for FREE Fridays with artmaking activities for everyone. Contact
us for more info at 562-439-2119.
Farmers Market
Downtown Long Beach Farmers Market at City Place/ This weekly
Certified Farmers Market is held on both sidewalks of Promenade
No. between E. 5th & 4th Streets and on a small lot near
Pine Ave. Featuring fresh fruits (some organic), vegetables
(including many Asian & organic), cut flowers, eggs, honey
and other bee products, plants (including cacti and bonsai),
herbs and much more. 10am - 4pm. More info: 866-GOOD-VEG (866-466-3834)
|
Saturday
April 10
2nd Saturday Art Walk
The Art Walk takes place around the streets of Ocean Blvd,
Linden Ave, 1st Street, Broadway and Elm in downtown Long
Beach. Local art galleries and retail businesses such as gift
shops, boutiques, restaurants and coffee shops stay open until
late evening. Linden Avenue is closed to the traffic and transformed
into a street art fair by local artists. Two stages are dedicated
to street performances and live music. Anyone is welcome.
2nd Saturday Art Walks hours are from 4:00 pm to 10:00 pm.
More information, call 562.435.5232. |
Sunday April 11
Target Free Sundays at MOLAA
MOLAA, Museum of Latin American Art, 628 Alamitos Avenue,
Long Beach / MOLAA’s mission is to educate the public
about contemporary Latin American art and culture through
the presentation of a significant permanent collection, dynamic
exhibitions and related cultural and educational programs.
More info: 562.437.1689 |
Monday April 12
Buono's Beer Night Mondays
If you've got a case of the Mondays, Buono's has the cure.
Half-price pitchers or mugs every Monday night! No cover charge.
5pm - 11pm. Two Long Beach locations! 250 W. Ocean Blvd. (562.432.2211)
and 401 W. Willow Street. (562.595.6138). |
Tuesday April 13
Karaoke Party at Clancy's
Clancy's Irish Pub & Restaurant, E. 808 Broadway, Long
Beach / Karaoke with Tom Terrfic starting at 9pm. . Call 562.437.1836
|
Wednesday
April 14
Salsa Night
Club Cohiba, 110 E. Broadway, Long Beach / The upscale Cohiba
Nightclub and Cigar Lounge is the premier Long Beach hot spot.
Wednesday night is Salsa Night. Cover $10, Free salsa lessons
and live salsa band. More info: 562.491.5220 |
| Thursday April 15 |
Friday April 16
Toyota
Grand Prix of Long Beach
The
SCCA SPEED World Challenge will once again bring its signature
brand of wheel-to-wheel sports car racing to the historic
1.97-mile street course at the Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach.
The Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach will scorch the downtown
Long Beach streets with continuous action from six racing
series, including drifting and Firestone Indy Lights. On Saturday,
April 17, the racing spotlight will shine on two fan favorites,
the sports cars of the American Le Mans Series and the 34th
Annual Toyota Pro/Celebrity Race, with film star Keanu Reeves
expected to return as a “pro” and try for a second
straight win. Race weekend’s festival of entertainment
includes free Friday and Saturday night Tecate Light concerts,
the Lifestyle Expo, Green Power Prix-View, action sports demonstrations
and much more. Buy
Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach Tickets Here!
Fridays are FREE
Long Beach Museum of Art / 2300 E. Ocean Blvd / Long Beach,
CA. Every Friday is FREE at the museum with generous support
from L.A. County Arts Commission. 11 a.m - 5 p.m. Join us
for FREE Fridays with artmaking activities for everyone. Contact
us for more info at 562-439-2119.
Farmers Market
Downtown Long Beach Farmers Market at City Place/ This weekly
Certified Farmers Market is held on both sidewalks of Promenade
No. between E. 5th & 4th Streets and on a small lot near
Pine Ave. Featuring fresh fruits (some organic), vegetables
(including many Asian & organic), cut flowers, eggs, honey
and other bee products, plants (including cacti and bonsai),
herbs and much more. 10am - 4pm. More info: 866-GOOD-VEG (866-466-3834)
|
Saturday April 17
Toyota
Grand Prix of Long Beach
The
SCCA SPEED World Challenge will once again bring its signature
brand of wheel-to-wheel sports car racing to the historic
1.97-mile street course at the Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach.
The Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach will scorch the downtown
Long Beach streets with continuous action from six racing
series, including drifting and Firestone Indy Lights. On Saturday,
April 17, the racing spotlight will shine on two fan favorites,
the sports cars of the American Le Mans Series and the 34th
Annual Toyota Pro/Celebrity Race, with film star Keanu Reeves
expected to return as a “pro” and try for a second
straight win. Race weekend’s festival of entertainment
includes free Friday and Saturday night Tecate Light concerts,
the Lifestyle Expo, Green Power Prix-View, action sports demonstrations
and much more. Buy
Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach Tickets Here!
30 Minute Beach Clean-Up
Third Saturday of every month at 10 a.m., rain or shine. Meet
on the beach at 1 Granada Ave. in the Belmont Shore area of
Long Beach to help rid the beach of trash and debris. Free
parking, bags, gloves, refreshments, door prizes, and volunteer
credit forms. Just show up. Contact Justin Rudd at 562.439.3316.
|
Sunday April 18
Toyota
Grand Prix of Long Beach
The
SCCA SPEED World Challenge will once again bring its signature
brand of wheel-to-wheel sports car racing to the historic
1.97-mile street course at the Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach.
The Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach will scorch the downtown
Long Beach streets with continuous action from six racing
series, including drifting and Firestone Indy Lights. On Saturday,
April 17, the racing spotlight will shine on two fan favorites,
the sports cars of the American Le Mans Series and the 34th
Annual Toyota Pro/Celebrity Race, with film star Keanu Reeves
expected to return as a “pro” and try for a second
straight win. Race weekend’s festival of entertainment
includes free Friday and Saturday night Tecate Light concerts,
the Lifestyle Expo, Green Power Prix-View, action sports demonstrations
and much more. Buy
Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach Tickets Here!
Target Free Sundays at MOLAA
MOLAA, Museum of Latin American Art, 628 Alamitos Avenue,
Long Beach / MOLAA’s mission is to educate the public
about contemporary Latin American art and culture through
the presentation of a significant permanent collection, dynamic
exhibitions and related cultural and educational programs.
More info: 562.437.1689
Long Beach Outdoor Antique
& Collectable Market
The Long Beach Outdoor Antique & Collectable Market is
held the 3rd Sunday of every month at Long Beach Veterans
Stadium located at Lakewood Blvd. and Conant Street near the
Long Beach Airport. Over 800 Dealers offer a huge selection
of antiques, collectibles and home furnishings at bargain
prices. Admission is $5 from 8am to 2pm. Rain or Shine! For
more information, call 323.655.5703. |
Monday
April 19
Buono's Beer Night Mondays
If you've got a case of the Mondays, Buono's has the cure.
Half-price pitchers or mugs every Monday night! No cover charge.
5pm - 11pm. Two Long Beach locations! 250 W. Ocean Blvd. (562.432.2211)
and 401 W. Willow Street. (562.595.6138). |
Tuesday April 20
Karaoke Party at Clancy's
Clancy's Irish Pub & Restaurant, E. 808 Broadway, Long
Beach / Karaoke with Tom Terrfic starting at 9pm. . Call 562.437.1836
|
Wednesday April 21
Salsa Night
Club Cohiba, 110 E. Broadway, Long Beach / The upscale Cohiba
Nightclub and Cigar Lounge is the premier Long Beach hot spot.
Wednesday night is Salsa Night. Cover $10, Free salsa lessons
and live salsa band. More info: 562.491.5220 |
| Thursday April 22 |
Friday
April 23
Fridays are FREE
Long Beach Museum of Art / 2300 E. Ocean Blvd / Long Beach,
CA. Every Friday is FREE at the museum with generous support
from L.A. County Arts Commission. 11 a.m - 5 p.m. Join us
for FREE Fridays with artmaking activities for everyone. Contact
us for more info at 562-439-2119.
Farmers Market
Downtown Long Beach Farmers Market at City Place/ This weekly
Certified Farmers Market is held on both sidewalks of Promenade
No. between E. 5th & 4th Streets and on a small lot near
Pine Ave. Featuring fresh fruits (some organic), vegetables
(including many Asian & organic), cut flowers, eggs, honey
and other bee products, plants (including cacti and bonsai),
herbs and much more. 10am - 4pm. More info: 866-GOOD-VEG (866-466-3834)
|
Saturday April 24
Long Beach Symphony: Beethoven and Corigliano
Long Beach Convention Center, Terrace Theater, 300 East
Ocean Boulevard, Long Beach, CA 90802 / Featuring Beethoven
Symphony No. 2 in D major; Corigliano The Red Violin: Chaconne
for Violin and Orchestra and Beethoven Symphony No. 7 in
A major. Buy
Long Beach Symphony: Barber, Gershwin and Beethoven Tickets
Here!
The 20th Annual New Works
Festival Presents
Staged Reading of the New Play The Restoration
of Sight
Four
original, full-length plays selected from those submitted
to the 2010 Long Beach Playhouse 20th Annual New Works Festival
will be given directed, staged readings this spring. The
Festival is part of our ongoing commitment to help established
and emerging playwrights develop new work. To date, 18 NEW
WORKS have evolved from staged readings into full productions
at the Playhouse. There is a suggested donation of $10 with
a post-performance discussion. Staged reading of the following
new plays: The Lost Tribe by Jeff Stolzer on March
27, The Restoration of Sight by Richard
Martin Hirsch on April 24, The Old Bird by Lynn
Wells Nelson on May 29 and Upside-Down by Marcia
Slatikin on June 26. More info, call (562) 494-1014.
|
Sunday April 25
Target Free Sundays at MOLAA
MOLAA, Museum of Latin American Art, 628 Alamitos Avenue,
Long Beach / MOLAA’s mission is to educate the public
about contemporary Latin American art and culture through
the presentation of a significant permanent collection, dynamic
exhibitions and related cultural and educational programs.
More info: 562.437.1689 |
Monday
April 26
Buono's Beer Night Mondays
If you've got a case of the Mondays, Buono's has the cure.
Half-price pitchers or mugs every Monday night! No cover charge.
5pm - 11pm. Two Long Beach locations! 250 W. Ocean Blvd. (562.432.2211)
and 401 W. Willow Street. (562.595.6138). |
Tuesday April 27
Karaoke Party at Clancy's
Clancy's Irish Pub & Restaurant, E. 808 Broadway, Long
Beach / Karaoke with Tom Terrfic starting at 9pm. . Call 562.437.1836
|
Wednesday April 28
Salsa Night
Club Cohiba, 110 E. Broadway, Long Beach / The upscale Cohiba
Nightclub and Cigar Lounge is the premier Long Beach hot spot.
Wednesday night is Salsa Night. Cover $10, Free salsa lessons
and live salsa band. More info: 562.491.5220 |
| Thursday April
29 |
Friday April
30
Fridays are FREE
Long Beach Museum of Art / 2300 E. Ocean Blvd / Long Beach,
CA. Every Friday is FREE at the museum with generous support
from L.A. County Arts Commission. 11 a.m - 5 p.m. Join us
for FREE Fridays with artmaking activities for everyone. Contact
us for more info at 562-439-2119.
Farmers Market
Downtown Long Beach Farmers Market at City Place/ This weekly
Certified Farmers Market is held on both sidewalks of Promenade
No. between E. 5th & 4th Streets and on a small lot near
Pine Ave. Featuring fresh fruits (some organic), vegetables
(including many Asian & organic), cut flowers, eggs, honey
and other bee products, plants (including cacti and bonsai),
herbs and much more. 10am - 4pm. More info: 866-GOOD-VEG (866-466-3834)
|
| Upcoming Events |
5/4/10
David
Sedaris NPR Humorist & Best Selling Author
Long Beach Convention Center, Terrace Theater, 300 East Ocean
Boulevard, Long Beach, CA 90802 / NPR Humorist and Best-selling
Author of Me Talk Pretty One Day and When You
Are Engulfed in Flames. With sardonic wit and incisive
social critiques, David Sedaris has become one of America’s
pre-eminent humor writers. The great skill with which he slices
through cultural euphemisms and political correctness proves
that Sedaris is a master of satire and one of the most observant
writers addressing the human condition today. Buy
Premium David Sedaris Tickets Here!
5/22/10
 Trey
McIntyre Project
Carpenter Performing Arts Center, 6200 Atherton St. Long Beach,
CA 90815 / One of the most sought after choreographers, Trey
McIntyre conjures up emotionally charged dances that defy
categorization, set to musical scores ranging from Beethoven
to The Beatles. The New York Times hails McIntyre
as, “One of America’s most surprising talents!”
Buy
Trey McIntyre Project Tickets Here!
5/29/10
The 20th Annual New Works
Festival Presents
Staged Reading of the New Play The Old Bird
Four
original, full-length plays selected from those submitted
to the 2010 Long Beach Playhouse 20th Annual New Works Festival
will be given directed, staged readings this spring. The Festival
is part of our ongoing commitment to help established and
emerging playwrights develop new work. To date, 18 NEW WORKS
have evolved from staged readings into full productions at
the Playhouse. There is a suggested donation of $10 with a
post-performance discussion. Staged reading of the following
new plays: The Lost Tribe by Jeff Stolzer on March
27, The Restoration of Sight by Richard
Martin Hirsch on April 24, The Old Bird by Lynn Wells
Nelson on May 29 and Upside-Down by Marcia Slatikin
on June 26. More info, call (562) 494-1014.
5/30/10
Living History Tours: Visitors
of the Past
Rancho Los Cerritos Historic Site, 4600 Virginia Road, Long
Beach / Tour the 165-year-old adobe house with "visitors
from the past" who step forward in time to conduct tours
of the Rancho. Explore the Rancho through the eyes of previous
owners, workers or guests as they share their personal stories
and experiences. Time: 1-4 p.m. (Last tour leaves at 4 p.m.)
Free. More info: 562.570-1755.
6/26/10
The
20th Annual New Works Festival Presents
Staged Reading of the New Play Upside-Down
Four
original, full-length plays selected from those submitted
to the 2010 Long Beach Playhouse 20th Annual New Works Festival
will be given directed, staged readings this spring. The Festival
is part of our ongoing commitment to help established and
emerging playwrights develop new work. To date, 18 NEW WORKS
have evolved from staged readings into full productions at
the Playhouse. There is a suggested donation of $10 with a
post-performance discussion. Staged reading of the following
new plays: The Lost Tribe by Jeff Stolzer on March
27, The Restoration of Sight by Richard
Martin Hirsch on April 24, The Old Bird by Lynn Wells
Nelson on May 29 and Upside-Down by Marcia Slatikin
on June 26. More info, call (562) 494-1014. |
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