As part of the Carpenter Center’s Wit and Wisdom series, the “Radiolab” co-host will be bringing to CSULB students his one-man show, “The Miracle of Indoor Plumbing,” on Nov. 16.
Arts & Life
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What it means to be Wiccan
Wiccan culture continues to be mythicized as evil, a theory that some local practitioners want to debunk.
IN PHOTOS: Long Beach Veterans Day Parade
Veterans, city officials and the public were all present for Long Beach’s Veteran’s Day Parade, which rallied through a large portion of Atlantic Avenue.
Cal Rep’s ‘Romeo and Juliet: Hard Way Home’ puts a Southern spin on the classic play
The tragic love story is countrified by Brandi Carlile’s album “Bear Creek” in the Long Beach State production.
First-Gen Conference is the first of its kind at CSULB
As National First-Generation College Student day approaches, different departments came together Nov. 7 to celebrate the school’s first-gen students.
CSULB’s fourth annual Tech Day: a festival-style information session
The event, put on by the information technology department, allowed everyone to see what new and upcoming innovations the university has to offer.
Film screening, ‘Carlos Almaraz: Playing with Fire’
The documentary, co-directed by Almaraz’s widow, Elsa Flores Almaraz, tells all about the artist’s personal demons and struggles.
Meet the vendors at Long Beach’s Monday Night Market
Long Beach’s Monday Night Market returned for another evening on Nov. 4. Though the food and loud music are alluring enough to passersby, the vendors there make the market special.
Long Beach State alumnus releases feature film, ‘Bummed’
The drama, wrote and directed by Ryan Bergez, class of 2007, had a two-day premiere at the Long Beach Arts Theatre Nov. 2 and 3.
Ensemble Mik Nawooj to perform free show at Carpenter Center Friday
As a way to involve itself with aspiring musicians, Ensemble Mik Nawooj will be allowing CSULB students to join part of its Nov. 8 show at the Carpenter Performing Arts Center.