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Whats going on in Downtown Long Beach?

So many people are downsizing and looking for new diggs in a more urban environment. What I am hearing more often is “I want to be able to walk to stores, coffee shops and entertainment.” Where better to live than our very own “Downtown Long Beach“. With such a wide variety of choices there is housing available to quench almost any buyers thirst.

Downtown has its very own Historic District replete with early century Craftsman Homes, Victorian Homes, California bungalows and lovely Spanish style homes (Willmore City Historic District). Prefer a duplex, triplex or fourplex; perhaps a stock co-op or an own your own (OYO)? We have those as well, and in all price ranges; from the very affordable to the very pricey.

In Downtown Long Beach, condos both old and new, fantastic loft spaces (urban living at its finest), abound. Prefer a brand new luxury high rise condo on the waterfront or with an ocean view? We have those too! We even have a landmark historic high rise on the ocean that it just to die for gorgeous, have you seen the Villa Riviera lately?

Moving your business here as well? Downtown Long Beach has many commercial properties; office space is available.

Buyers who are thinking about “Relocating to Long Beach” usually ask for particulars about the area. Questions like “What is there to do in Downtown Long Beach"? This question always brings a smile to my face, because our little Downtown is a jumping mecca of entertainment for all types and ages, we have a lil sumptin to entertain just about everybody here.

If you are feeling like a slug, you can sit outside of one of our many coffee shops or restaurants and just people watch; bring your laptop and tap into the Downtown Wireless Hotzone network. Now that may sound pretty boring to some of you, but I assure you Downtown is anything but boring. While you are sitting there, you may hear some incredible jazz or blues and choose to follow those enticing sounds right on over to the Blue Cafe. Stay a while, enjoy the music, play a game of pool, chill out. If it happens to be a Tuesday afternoon, between 11 AM and 4 PM, you can walk across the street to the Farmers market and pick up some fresh fruit and veggies for dinner. Check out the local crafts on display here as well.

The East Village Arts District in Downtown Long Beach hosts the 2nd Saturday Artwalk every month 4 - 10 PM. Enjoy an evening of art, entertainment, food and wine. Hey make a day of it, walk over from the Blue Cafe, its a short walk.

“MOLAA” (The Museum of Latin American Art) is free every Sunday in July 2008, compliments of Target. Hey, thanks Target! Enjoy the Latin Culture of Long Beach free every Friday, compliments of MOOLA.

Enjoy live music concerts monthly at:

• The Vault
• Blue Cafe
• The Cellar
• Downtown Long Beach Summer Music Series
• Seaside Summer Concert Series
• South Coast Chorle in Concert
• The Long Beach Symphony
  

Is the Theater more your bag? We have theater!

• Terrace Theater
• The Garage Theatre
• The Found Theatre

Head on over to the Aquarium of the Pacific for Shark Lagoon Night from 6 - 9 PM, go ahead, reach out and touch one of over 150 sharks. Aw geez, I just never had the guts for this one, but my little niece and nephew shamed me by reaching in and stroking jaws!

The Queen Mary is hosting several very interesting events this July.

• LA Motorcycle Show - July 12-13
• Calendar Girl Music Fest - July 12-13
• Caribbean Summer Music Festival - July 27
  

Did you ask if we had Sports?

Yes, Downtown Long Beach hosts sporting events on a regular basis. This month (July 2008) we have some exciting sporting events:

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Independence
Day is a celebration of America’s
Independence from the British
Empire. We celebrate the
freedom we enjoy with fireworks and parties.
It is a time to remember those that have served this country to protect
that freedom for which we enjoy. It is a
day of picnics with family, community parades and fireworks to celebrate the
birthday of the United
States.

Read Also: Constitution
of the United States

At the time of the signing the US consisted of 13 colonies under the rule of England’s King
George III. There was growing unrest in the colonies concerning the taxes that
had to be paid to England.
This was commonly referred to as “Taxation without Representation” as
the colonists did not have any representation in the English Parliament and had
no say in what went on.

With the high
cost of gasoline, many Long Beach
residents are staying local this July 4^th long weekend. Downtown
Long Beach California is full of historic
homes, condos
and home to many large hotels,
necessary to handle the busy traffic created by The Long Beach Area
Convention Center.
This holiday weekend you have so many wonderful things that you can do
in Long
Beach from the RMS Queen Mary to
the Aquarium of the Pacific but
it doesn’t stop there!

Here are some fabulous things to do in Long Beach California
this weekend:

• Dockside
  Boat & Bed - Spend the night on a Yacht
• Long
  Beach California Japanese Garden and Koi Pond
• Romantic
  Gondola Ride - Naples Island

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Things to do in Long Beach California - June 2008

March 2-October 5…Rancho Los Cerritos Tours

Times: 2:30 PM - 3:30 PM

Free - Every 1st Sunday at 2:30 p.m.

June 1; July 6; Aug 3; Sept 7; Oct 5; Nov 2

Celebrate the seasons with a guided tour of the Rancho’s lush grounds. Learn the history of the gardens as you stroll past vibrant flowers in bloom & delight in refreshing citrus fragrances.

Phone:  (562) 570-1755
Admission:  Free
Location:  Rancho Los Cerritos Historic Site

June 1-4…PTCUser World Event 2008 at the Long Beach Convention Center. 

June 6 & June 13…Shark Lagoon Nights at the Aquarium of the Pacific

June 6, 7, 8… Sesame Street Live!  When Elmo Grows Up at the Terrace Theater

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