CSULB performers and designers took a step toward normalcy during Performance Art and Design Festival.
Events
Lifestyle events that occur on or off campus should be categorized under “events.” Events differ from performances in that performances stage or present a play, concert or other forms of entertainment while events do not. Examples of events include the Long Beach Zombie Walk, Week of Welcome and Queen Mary’s Dark Harbour.
LB Ube Fest kicks off the holiday season at Belmont Shore
LB Ube Fest held its second ever event on December 4 at Belmont Shore.
Students attend last Poet’s Lounge of the semester
The Poet’s Lounge is a place to express yourself or find inspiration from other creatives.
Artists showcase their work at the Long Beach Patchwork Show
Crowds gathered to see local artists and vendors showcase their handmade crafts at the Long Beach Patchwork Show.
CSULB celebrates Día de Los Muertos with altar of marigolds, live music
Students gathered at the southwest terrace of the Student Union at Long Beach State to celebrate the first day of Dias de Los Muertos.
Escape to the world of ancient Greek and Roman history, mythology and murder
Fans of ancient Greek and Roman history are encouraged to check out the Getty’s True Crime in Ancient Times virtual event.
Artist Cody Lusby showcases pieces in Long Beach Open Studio Tour
In the alley of Cody Lusby’s home and studio in Rose Park, there is art hung and a mural of painted roses for the first weekend of the Long Beach Open Studio Tour.
Long Beach Museum of Art extends immersive exhibit until end of October
Tristan Eaton showcases pieces spanning his 25-year career in a retrospective exhibit at the Long Beach Museum of Art.
Students participate in free monthly painting event, Paint and Sip, at Long Beach State
Students enjoy a pleasant evening painting with their friends and listening to music while having drinks hosted by the USU.
Rainbow car show celebrates LGBTQ+ members
The Great Auto Car Show displayed 62 cars of all makes for guests to marvel at. However, different from most car shows, the vehicles were arranged in order of the colors of the rainbow, in celebration of the LGBTQ+ community.