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What's Happening in Long Beach, CA This March?
Here are our top picks for weekend events and activities in Long Beach this month. Enjoy!
Playing in the Long Beach Playhouse’s Mainstage Theater,
August Wilson’s The Piano Lesson explores family, history, and legacy as siblings clash over an heirloom piano etched with their ancestors' past. Set during the Great Depression, this powerful drama questions whether the past is something to honor or leave behind.
The inaugural "Queens in the Making" Women's Empowerment Summit, a free event, will take place on March 15. Designed to inspire, uplift, and empower women in all stages of their journeys, the summit will feature keynote addresses, speaker sessions, interactive workshops, panel discussions, and networking opportunities.
Dance the night away at the Aquarium of the Pacific’s Noche de Estrellas! Enjoy live bands, DJs, and Latin rhythms while exploring marine life after hours. This bilingual event features educational programming, interactive exhibits, and delicious food and drinks for purchase.
Western Flyer Open House & Tours
In March of 1940, Ed Ricketts and John Steinbeck traveled to the Gulf of California aboard the Western Flyer for a six-week voyage exploring the Sea of Cortez. Their trip launched national interest in preserving the unique ecology of the region. On the 85th anniversary of this landmark expedition, the public can visit the ship while she is docked in Long Beach.
Enjoy this critically acclaimed documentary about the history of Black Cowboys of Compton and South Central L.A., the mysterious fire that burned their inner-city horse stable, and their fight to preserve their culture. The film is followed by a Q&A with Director Brett Fallentine and Ghuan Featherstone, the film’s lead, as they share the challenges of making the film and the dramatic story that inspired it.
The event is held at the Rancho Los Cerritos 4600 N. Virginia Rd. Long Beach, CA 90807. Admission: $15 per person and $25 per couple. (Rain will cancel). You are encouraged to bring blankets and chairs for an evening under the stars and a chance to experience this incredible film, the beauty of the Rancho’s grounds and gardens, and the opportunity to visit our featured exhibition: Untold Legacies: Rethinking the American Cowboy.
Experience 5,000 years of Chinese culture brought to life through breathtaking dance, live orchestral music, and stunning visuals. Shen Yun’s mesmerizing performances transport audiences to ancient dynasties, showcasing legends, traditions, and artistry like never before.
Via Zaferia is a District wide celebration featuring live music, food and drink specials, shopping, and more! Let the Big Red Bus shuttle you around the district for FREE and celebrate the Spring Equinox with us. Live musical performances, food & drink specials, shopping deals and more are happening at participating businesses all throughout the district!
Enjoy a night of timeless hits as Matt Mauser and the Long Beach Symphony bring the music of Sinatra, Elvis, Tom Jones, and more to life. Sing along to classics like Fly Me to the Moon and New York, New York. Doors open at 6:00 PM for indoor picnicking— bring your food, drinks, and dancing shoes!
The Aquarium of the Pacific’s twentieth annual International Children’s Festival is a special festival for kids. Celebrating the talents of children of many cultures, this festival features cultural presentations and performances by children.
For all upcoming events visit our Event Calendar or check out the This Is Long Beach blog.
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