Belmont Shore, on Second Street in Long Beach is hands down one of the places you need to explore. I was here last on a day trip with friends, and I must say – you will not be at a loss for dining options. For a quick bite, check out Papulucci’s – your classic pizza [read more]
We came to know Grant Bixby through our son-in-law who is a close and personal friend to Grant. Because of this, we had the opportunity to know his outstanding character and work ethic. We knew he would diligently work on our behalf and that we could trust his ability to sell our home in a difficult [read more]
With the start of a new month comes the beginning of a new market. Irvine Valley College is attempting to go green and to do so is starting the OC Green Market… GRAND OPENING on August 6th. Go to the college and see over 60 eco-friendly vendors and devour the healthy trucks or concession booths. [read more]
For the last few weeks of summer, Segerstrom Center of the Arts will be holding outdoor movies on one of their huge open walls. Some upcoming movies are Beach Blanket Bingo, Harold and Maude, Victor/Victoria, Chicago and the King and I. Of all the things to spend your time doing it is SO much fun [read more]
Taking place tomorrow… July 30… the Long Beach Dragon Boat Festival is taking place, one of the most exciting events of the season. It starts at 1:30 pm, so get there around 1. If you didn’t already know, dragon boat racing is when extremely huge and colorfully painted dragon shaped boats filled with LOTS of [read more]
Located in Orange, Haven Gastropub is probably one of the best restaurants I have ever been to. Lately it has been receiving a lot of amazing reviews from local newspapers and magazines. So I went over myself to see what the big deal was, and boy were they all right. At first you think it [read more]
I grew up in Long Beach, a 5th generation California resident, with two older brothers, Mark and Brett. My forefathers came to California during the Gold Rush and quickly realized their livelihoods would center around feeding and clothing our state’s growing population, rather than striking it rich in the mines and rivers of the Sierras.
