Culture

HSLB’s Newest Exhibit Honors Chicano Community

The Historical Society of Long Beach has recently opened its newest exhibit, Centro de La…

Our Favorite Dispensaries in Long Beach 

While the origins of the unofficial holiday remain disputed, one thing’s for sure, we’ve got…

Celebrating Latina/o/x Literature with CSULB Lecture Series

Since its inception in the spring of 2015, the Helena María Viramontes Annual Lecture in…

Did You Baby Jesus in the Rosca de Reyes? It’s Time to Plan The ‘Pachanga’

Remember that January 6th Rosca de Reyes where you bit into destiny and found the…

The Timeless Tradition of Posadas in Hispanic Culture

Every year, as December unfolds its festive spirit, the Hispanic community comes together to celebrate…

The Tamales of Latin America

Tamales, these delightful small bundles wrapped in either corn husks or banana leaves, hold a…

Shifting the Narrative on Native American Portrayal in the Media

November is celebrated as Native American Heritage Month, a time to honor and recognize the…

La Catrina Andante: A Symbol of Cultural Pride and Connection

La Catrina, an iconic figure of the Day of the Dead, embodies the belief that…

Cempasúchil: The Iconic Day of the Dead Flower

Around this time of year throughout central and southern Mexico, waves of yellow, orange, and…

Honoring the Departed: Dia de los Muertos Altar Essentials and Traditions

Dia de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, is an occasion that celebrates the…