Jan 8, 2021 | Downtown Scene Newsletter, News
With world-class museums on two of its corners, the intersection of Seventh Street and Alamitos Avenue on the eastern edge of Downtown Long Beach is a crossroads of culture. Although the doors of the Museum of Latin American Art (MOLAA) and the Pacific Island Ethnic...
Jan 8, 2021 | Downtown Scene Newsletter, News
Each year, the Downtown Long Beach Alliance produces an Annual Report to highlight major milestones, initiatives, and projects over the past 12 months and to provide an accounting of the organizations’ finances and operations. DLBA’s Annual Report for 2020 is unique...
Jan 8, 2021 | Downtown Scene Newsletter, News
In an effort to help address the need for affordable living spaces in Downtown and Midtown, the City of Long Beach has approved a pilot program focused on the development of up to 500 micro-units – housing defined as dwellings measuring roughly 300 square feet....
Dec 3, 2020 | Downtown Scene Newsletter, News
Guest Article by Karina Martinez, Founder & CEO, avana creative The holidays can be some of the best and most stressful times for small businesses. For many, it’s the one consistent month that never lets us down. For others, it’s the saving grace for the slower...
Dec 3, 2020 | Downtown Scene Newsletter, News
There are many ways to help those less fortunate in Downtown Long Beach this holiday season and throughout the year. Local charitable organizations are a great place to start for those looking to help the community with financial contributions or donations of...
Dec 3, 2020 | Downtown Scene Newsletter, News
As this challenging year winds down, the work of the Downtown Long Beach Alliance (DLBA) continues. DLBA’s Board of Directors remains engaged with the Downtown community on many fronts, as do DLBA’s public-facing committees. As part of our ongoing series,...
