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Los Altos Park is West of Bellflower Blvd and North of Stearns St.
After the storm, tornado warnings and floods met Long Beach, a few surfers went to work. Here is a video of the surf in Long Beach on January 19th 2010. Not even the mighty break water could calm this swell at Bayshore Ave. Surfs up Long Beach!!! Enjoy! We Love Long Beach!!!
Hey Wrigley, We Love Long Beach is excited to be coming your way! We want to give you the opportunity, in a safe and friendly environment, to get to know your neighbors better. (There will be free pancakes, sausage, eggs, fruit, vegan delights, orange juice, and coffee.) Also face painting for kids and a live DJ to set the mood. Remember LB, community is the home that WE build together, valuing our differences and the common good, to make Long Beach a great place to live. Please spread the word and invite your neighbors. We can’t wait!
Patchwork is a unique event showcasing emerging crafters, delicious food, and local music. Some items include home goods, clothing for men, women & children, paper goods, accessories, affordable artworks of all kind. We Love Long Beach is proud to co-sponsor with Patchwork at this event, and hopes that you can tell others. Please come out and support over 60 local vendors. Thank you! Let us celebrate our city!
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On New Year’s Day in 2008, Jeff Hyland and his friend Mike Tryon left Southern California on bicycles en route to Florida. They called the journey, which took them through the Southern states, “the Southern Tier.” “The purpose of the ride was to educate people about environmental conservation, and to inspire them to ride a bike more often,” Hyland explains.
For Hyland, this sort of adventure was something he could not pass up. In 2006 he spent a year in Costa Rica with famed biologist Jim Wolf, editing video on local insects and spiders. “Wolf’s dedication and passion for biology motivated me to want to do what I felt I was made to do,” Hyland recalls. Less than two years later Hyland was on the road, at work on his own documentary, at times sleeping in awkward places like horse stalls and hanging out at the Biosphere II in Arizona (minus Pauly Shore).
The journey to Florida took them over four months, and they poetically finished the ride on Earth Day. Over 170 hours of footage were compiled on the trip, which is being made into a four-part documentary series on major issues ranging from water conservation to climate change. “The environmental movement is about humans, not just polar bears,” says Hyland. “It’s about educating the future generations so that they can enjoy this planet as much as we have.” // SCOTT JONES
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Here is a video from our famous We Love Long Beach Neighborhood BBQ at Marine Stadium. It was a gorgeous day by the water, who could ask for anything more? We had over 500 neighbors come out to enjoy live music, free hamburgers, free art for kids, Bro Futurists, Graham Street Press and lots more. Ten local non profits were also represented with all of the great stories of how they are doing their part to make this city so beautiful. Local bands like Sam Outlaw, Two Guns, and Deep Sea Diver delivered outstanding performances and added texture to the day. Thank you to everyone that participated and partnered to make this event so memorable.
We believe that we as a community have room to grow closer to one another in trust and love. The busyness of our live has caused us to drift further and further from one another. We Love Long Beach exists in order to know and serve the people, the neighborhoods, and the city of Long Beach. One of our goals is to ignite the gifts and passions of each person in our neighborhoods in order to stengthen the whole of our city, hence We Love Long Beach. Whether its conversation, or conservation, whether it is going green, or going out to serve… every person can and must play a role in this community in order for Long Beach to be a truly great city! If you have any questions or ideas please email us: info@welovelb.org
We need everyone to play their role for this city to flourish!
Thank you Adam Ferry, Robin Jones and Legends for making this event what it was. Thank you Kate Jones for creating this helpful video!
Scott Jones
Founder and Director of WLLB
We had over 700 neighbors come out to this event! Free hamburgers/vitamin water and ice cream for all! We Love Long Beach soooo much! Thank Vern!
Please come join us for a fun,free, summer breakfast in the park!
Stroll & Savor Dates
Like a “taste of Belmont Shore” sample dishes from over 30 restaurants while strolling 2nd St.
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