There are many unique breweries in Long Beach to help quench your cravings.
Arts & Life
Content that focuses on popular culture, local art and music, entertainment and the events. Common topics include lifestyle, television and film, theater, music, video game, food, etc
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Moonlight Vending sells artistic works
Creative machine vending revolution is here, the Moonlight Vending machines offer a fun, innovative outlet for art.
Fourth Streets’ latest art installation is a heap of garbage, literally
“TRASH” takes guests through a plastic trash bag barrier and into a dimly lit alley littered with garbage.
Long Beach Bars to check out go during Spring Break
Bars are the cornerstone of nightlife. It provides a space for people to congregate and chat about their woes or accomplishments over a cool beverage.
In conversation with Emerging Writer honoree, Lina Abascal
Author of “Never Be Alone Again: How Bloghouse United the Internet and Dancefloor,” talks about her book, how she got a music column on VICE, and the book club she runs in Los Angeles.
Five places in Southern California for spring break camping
Different places to camp in Southern California such as Sequoia National Park, Pismo State Beach, Big Bear Lake, Joshua Tree National Park and Jalama Beach.
Eat local and seasonal at the Long Beach farmer’s markets
As the days begin to get longer and warmer, skip the grocery store and enjoy an evening at one of Long Beach farmer’s markets.
On campus food trucks fill the void that The Nugget’s absence created
While waiting for the reopening of the Nugget Grill, on-campus food trucks provide a quick bite for students.
‘The Batman’ navigates the dark side of the DC Universe
Matt Reeves’ “The Batman” puts the dark side of the DC cinematic universe on display with its visuals, choice of cast, and storyline.