Culture

California’s Irish Arts Hub Reopens as Nonprofit

  HARBOR CITY — After being closed for years, the California Irish Arts Cultural Center has reopened its doors as…

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“People Off Track”: Sort of an acting workshop where audience is welcome

Typically I would not come out to review an actors’ workshop — what’s to review, after all? But The Actors…

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Well-cast “A Doll’s House” as timely as ever

In a patriarchy — a descriptor that fits damn near every society ever, including ours — men have more than…

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“Call Freedom: Artists Speak,” Opening Reception Ignites Voices

Featuring the works of both visual and literary artists, this exhibition will explore the ways humanity reaches for and lives…

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Tessellated Visions: An Interview

Designer, engineer and an artist, Douglas Johnson creates the unexpected with his kinetic, color-drenched tessellation paintings. Each one of his…

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Ratatouille Season

So it is with ratatouille the dish, where the diverse flavors of the mature garden do amazing things to each…

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Rep. Nanette Barragán Serves Diners in Wilmington to Spotlight Rising Costs for Families

The tableside shift was more than a novelty — it was a statement. Barragán wanted to shine a spotlight on…

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How To Be Kind

W.S. Milner, as she called herself, had her first showing at a two-women exhibit at Point (where The Den is…

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Open Call: Art Exhibit to Explore Life in Long Beach

The exhibition, titled Long Beach Vibez, was proposed by Michael Biagiotti, who will serve as one of three jurors. Submissions…

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Glitter, Sequins and Legacy

The festival will feature narrative features, documentaries and short films, with screenings, parties, mixers and Q&A sessions with filmmakers.

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