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Leonardo daVinci has often been described as the archetype of the Renaissance man, an individual whose seemingly infinite curiosity was rivaled only by his powers of invention. For those of epicurean tastes, for those with a restless passion for discovery, or for those enchanted by the limitless possibilities of creativity and design, daVinci Ristorante in Long Beach is a bold new oasis in a desert ...

Are you looking for something different to do at night? Do you find yourself terribly bored between St. Patrick’s Day and Easter? Then watching the running of the grunion’s for you.

A lot of people think grunion are urban myths like “snipes” of the eponymous hunt, which is a hoax perpetrated upon the hapless. But grunion are real, and between March 19 ...

Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in style and tradition with the Queen Mary Pub Crawl.

That’s right, it’s everything you love about this day of Irish national pride and patriotic drinking, without the storied Irish guilt.  And it’s all happening this March 17!

Beginning at 1:00 p.m., an old English double-decker bus will shuttle groups of revelers to Long Beach’s top four Irish pubs ...

Looking for a one-of-a-kind, romantic Old World adventure? Then the Gondola Getaway is for you.

Climb aboard an authentic Venetian gondola for a one-hour cruise along the tranquil waterways of Long Beach’s famed Naples Island resort area. Passengers will be treated to bread, cheese and salami, a charming journey down the luxurious canals of the city, and even a ...

Long Beach's premier district for shopping, eating, drinking, browsing, and socializing is located in the unique and quaint Belmont Shore area along 2nd street (map). From big heavies like the Gap to small boutiques carrying home-made crafts like "Blue Windows" the shopping is varied and fun. In between browsing the stores make sure to stop and have a bite to eat at the French restaurant La Creperie ...

You’re in Long Beach.  You’ve seen the aquarium, you’ve toured the Queen Mary, you’ve eaten too much and taken in more of the nightlife than you'd expected.  Now that you’re overwhelmed, what can you do at a more leisurely pace?  I recommend a tour of the city’s art scene.  And because you’ve blown a sizable portion of your spending cash at the clubs and attractions, you’ll appreciate ...

 
Summer comes sooner every year, it seems.  And that’s great news for anyone who wants to partake of the season’s pleasures while getting a jump on the summer crowds.

Long Beach, being a seaside city, obviously has a lot to offer visitors seeking sun and surf.  Unfortunately, the city also attracts massive gatherings during the summer months, especially around the landmark areas of Shoreline ...

When asked about Southern California’s appeal, visitors often point to the state’s geographical diversity, entertainment offerings, and Mediterranean climate.  But California is also rich in cultural history, its Hispanic heritage showcased in the many missions and ranches located throughout the area.

Long before the Gold Rush of 1848, which saw a dramatic influx of people and industry, California was a Spanish colony.  Following the Mexican independence ...

In 1847, Esther Howland undertook a project that would make February 14 a nefarious affair in the lives of many men across North America. She began mass producing embossed paper lace Valentine’s Day cards from her father’s substantial book and stationery store in Worcester, MA. The rest, as they say, is history.

Today, Valentine’s Day is considered a source of romance or agitation, depending ...

Valentine's Day is rapidly approaching, but chocoholics can get an early fix at Belmont Shore’s third annual Chocolate Festival. If you’ll be visiting the Second Street area of Belmont Shores (the 14-block commercial district between Bayshore and E. Livingston), be sure to check out the event.

Festivities will take place between 1:00pm and 4:00pm, and will feature more than just sweets. Local radio station 93.1 Jack FM will ...