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Saturday, October 27th - 1pm-5pm
Renaissance High School
(corner of 8th Street and Long Beach Blvd.)

Sunday, October 28th - 11am-6pm
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Che Guevara: Life and Myth @ Sevilla
Gregorio Luke

Join former MoLAA executive director and Mexican Consular, Gregorio Luke, for an exhilirating presentation on one of history's most controversial political figures.

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The Secret History of Rock 'n Roll @ Smooth's Sports Grille
Steve Propes, Music Expert

The host of KLON's Rock'n Roll House Party lets us in on some of the lesser known details of history's favorite rock stars.

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African Dance: Beginner's Lessons @ Cohiba
August Imaku, CSULB African Student Union

African dance is an exciting, energetic dance style that uses rhythm in profound ways. Learn the basics of African dance and discover its amazing physical and emotional benefits.

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What is 'Burning Man' and Why Should I Care? @ Aladdin Cafe
Daniel Brezenoff, Clinical Social Worker

Burning Man is perhaps the singular quintessential event of the American counterculture in the 21st century but what is it, why is it and why does it matter to me?

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Long Beach History @ King's Fish House
Stan Poe, Long Beach Heritage

An overview of the history of Long Beach from Native Americans to All-American City.

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Screening of Bill Viola's "The Passing" @ Jergins Historic Tunnel
1991; Videotape, black and white, mono sound; 54 minutes

A personal response to the spiritual extremes of birth and death in the family. Black-and-white nocturnal imagery and underwater scenes depict a twilight world hovering on the borders of human perception and consciousness, where the multiple lives of the mind (memory, reality, and vision) merge.

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The History of Prime Time TV in the 20th Century @ Rockbottom Brewery
Lee Marshall,CSULB University Extension Services

This course is designed to give you a historical perspective of television's first 50 years while providing an in-depth look behind the pixel curtain that is prime-time television today.

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Aspirations: Achieving What You Want in Your Life @ Wasabi
Mark Mikelat, CSULB University Extension Services

Learn how to achieve what you want in your life in an easy, yet powerful 3-step plan. This fun-filled, action packed course is based on Mark Mikelat's book: Aspirations - Achieving What You Want For Yourself and Your Life.

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Italian Wine Tastings @ CasaVino
provided by CasaVino

Tour Italy's varietals at CasaVino, voted the "Best Wine Bar" and "Best Appetizers" by Long Beach Magazine readers.

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History of the Roman Republic @ Il Padrino
Mayor Bob Foster, City of Long Beach

Join Long Beach Mayor Bob Foster as he leads you through a fun and fascinating exploration of the Roman Republic.

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Mediterranean Delights @ 3P Gallery (301 Pine Ave.)
Aliye Aydin, Owner-Beachgreens (organic produce home delivery service)

Learn how to make delicious dishes from the Mediterranean region. Using fresh seasonal ingredients and simple preparations, you will come away from this class with quick and healthy menu ideas.

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Vietnamese Superstar Showcase @ Sevilla
Councilman Andy Quach, City of Westminster
Vice-Chair Roxanne Chow, City of Westminster Planning Commission


Enjoy an amazing assemblage of Vietnamese arts and performances including the Lac Hong traditional Vietnamese dance group, a traditional Ao Dai fashion show by Miss Vietnam and songs in English and Vietnamese by Kim Anh, Tien Dung, and Bich Chau.

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How to Prepare for and Pay for College @ Smooth's Sports Grille
President F. King Alexander, Cal State Long Beach

The path to higher education is more accessible than you think! F.King Alexander, President of California State University, Long Beach will share with you some ways to ensure that your children are not only prepared for college but can identify important financial assistance programs that can make the experience much more affordable.

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Cambodian Classical Dance Performance @ Cohiba
Khmer Arts Cultural Center

Cambodian classical dances are more than beautiful...they're a religious experience! Be dazzled and intrigued with this spectacular royal ballet by our own Cambodian community.

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Acting for the On-Camera Actor @ Il Padrino
The Ardavany Approach Acting Studio

Bridging the gap between actors and directors, this class teaches you a newly perfected approach for your next big on-screen performance.

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10 Most Interesting Objects in Our Solar System @ Aladdin Cafe
Carl Curtis, Osher Lifelong Learning Center at CSULB

Find out about the coolest things in our global backyard.

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Sushi making @ Wasabi
Provided by Wasabi

A sushi-lover's dream. Learn the tips and tricks to preparing beautiful, delicious sushi.

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Animals off our Coast: Sharks and Marine Mammals @ King's Fish House
Samantha Lyon, Aquarium of the Pacific
Michele Sousa, Aquarium of the Pacific Senior Mammologist


Join the Aquarium of the Pacific, for a hands-on (including pelts, skulls and a great powerpoint presentation) discovery of sharks and marine mammals living in our waters.

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Italian Wine Tastings @ CasaVino
provided by CasaVino

Tour Italy's varietals at CasaVino, voted the "Best Wine Bar" and "Best Appetizers" by Long Beach Magazine readers.

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Screening of "Earl Daugherty: First Flights" @ Jergins Historic Tunnel
1938; provided by Ken Larkey, Long Beach Heritage Museum

An innovative, lost film of Earl Daugherty's aerial loops and high-altitude shenannigans over 1920's Long Beach. The stunts are spectacular, the post-production is unbelievable and the experience is not to be missed.

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The New Face of Crime @ Alondra Wings
Long Beach Police Chief Tony Batts

Join Long Beach Police Chief Tony Batts for a fascinating look at the new face of crime in our neighborhoods. Learn how to protect yourself from becoming a victim, and how the Long Beach Police Department is keeping Long Beach safe.

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Mediterranean Delights @ 3P Gallery (301 Pine Ave.)
Aliye Aydin, Owner-Beachgreens (organic produce home delivery service)

Learn how to make delicious dishes from the Mediterranean region. Using fresh seasonal ingredients and simple preparations, you will come away from this class with quick and healthy menu ideas.

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Reprise: Long Beach History @ Rockbottom Brewery
Stan Poe, Long Beach Heritage

An overview of the history of Long Beach from Native Americans to All-American City.

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Little Saigon from Yesterday to Tomorrow @ Sevilla
Councilman Andy Quach, City of Westminster
Vice-Chair Roxanne Chow, City of Westminster Planning Commission


An insightful look into the history, culture and traditions of Vietnam (including a showcase of Ao Dai clothing from North, South and Central Vietnam by Miss Vietnam) as well as an important exploration of the history and future of Westminster's Little Saigon business district.

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Ethics in America @ Smooth's Sports Grille
CSULB Professor of Ethics and Legal Studies

From Enron to Watergate, CSULB Profressor and Straight Talk TV host Art Levine offers a fascinating glimpse into our perception of ethics and how we strive - and sometimes fail - to uphold it.

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History of Cambodians in Long Beach @ Cohiba
Susan Needham,CSULB and Karen Quitiliani, CSUDH

Long Beach is often credited for having the largest Cambodian population in the world (outside of Cambodia). Uncover the history and meaning behind this major immigration movement.

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Environment and Landscaping @ King's Fish House
Matt Lyons, Long Beach Water Department

Southern California's water supply is desperately low, but we can create "intelligent urban landscapes" to adapt. From natural landscaping to urban water runoff conrol, learn how Southern Californians are taking steps to preserve our water supply and wildlife habitats.

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Mob History @ Alondra Wings
Garo Kazarian, Alondra Wings Owner

Get acquainted with the most notorious mobsters of all time.

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Virtual Worlds @ Rockbottom Brewery
Tom Boellstorff, UC-Irvine Professor of Anthropology

Discover why "virtual worlds" such as Second Life and the Sims are becoming a global phenomenon of e-commerce, interaction and self-identity.

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Tequila School @ Taco Beach
provided by Taco Beach

Discover the surprisingly flavorful and diverse nuances of tequila.

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Teppan Skillz @ Wasabi
provided by Wasabi

Experience the exciting teppan cooking techniques (Japanese for "iron plate" or "steel sheet") with Wasabi's in-house chefs.

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At the Pike with Buster Keaton @ Jergins Historic Tunnel
Jean-Jacques Jura, co-author of 'Balboa Films'

Screenings and discussion of "The Cook" and "Cavender," both beautifully restored and filmed in Long Beach.

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Belly Dancing Performances @ Aladdin Cafe
provided by Aladdin Cafe

Before there was the Macarena, there was Belly Dancing, a pre-millenial form of social dance that will outlast the rest of them! In the Middle East, everyone learns to belly dance by observation and imitation so watch and learn!

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The Music and Dances of Vietnam @ Sevilla
Councilman Andy Quach, City of Westminster
Vice-Chair Roxanne Chow, City of Westminster Planning Commission


Join Quoc Duong for an interactive ballroom dancing lesson followed by the Lac Hong traditional dance group's Vietnamese folk dances and English songs from Kim Anh and Tien Dung.

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Get Loopy: Systems-based Improvisation @ Cohiba
Sander Roscoe Wolff, LongBeachCulture.org Editor

The famous British musician Brian Eno developed an electronic improvisation system that repeats what is played, creating complex tapestries of sound. This simple process has endless possibilities and is easy to use. Explore your musical talents by learning how to use the system in a fun, friendly session.

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Practical Politics: Turning Grassroots Fervor into Electoral Success @ Il Padrino
Randy Terrell, Political Consultant

Learn how to transform your grassroots energy and activism into an unbeatable political machine for change.

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Environmental Stewardship @ King's Fish House
Suja Lowenthal, City of Long Beach Second District Councilmember

Chat with Councilmember Suja Lowenthal and a Hydrogeologist from the Water Replenishment District about our water quality and steps we all can take to preserve it.

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The Culture of Money @ Alondra Wings
Bill Maurer, UC Irvine Professor of Anthropology

Discover why - and how - people make money meaningful, and learn how it quietly shapes and defines our culture.

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Leadership Skills @ Wasabi
Eva Bowman,CSULB University Extension Services

The most difficult challenge in leadership is not the mastery of others; rather it is the ability to lead oneself. This program will give you the definitive skills in self-leadership and self-mastery.

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Piero Della Francesca: Master Renaissance Painter @ Aladdin Cafe
Michael Gavin, Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at CSULB

Experience artwork form one of the most influential times and places in history.

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Women During Wartime: Long Beach's Rosie the Riveter @ Rockbottom Brewery
Gerrie Schipske, City of Long Beach Fifth District Councilwoman

During World War II, millions of women joined the war effort by working in industrial factories. At the time, Long Beach was home to hundreds of "Rosies." Join Councilwoman Gerrie Schipske to celebrate this amazing untold story.

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Art Deco Walking Tour @ Doma Properties
John Thomas ("Mr. Art Deco")

a 1-hour walking tour of downtown Long Beach's buildings of the Art Deco or Streamline Moderne style from the 1920's and 1930's.

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Long Beach Home Movies: 1920's-1960's @ Historic Jergins Tunnel
provided by Ken Larkey, Long Beach Heritage Museum and
Ron Petke, Charter Communications


1960's Home Movies of Long Beach filmed by Ken Larkey, President of the Long Beach Heritage Museum. See the Pike, The Carnegie Library, Belmont Shore's Horny Corner and much more!

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Reprise: Long Beach Home Movies: 1920's-1960's @ Historic Jergins Tunnel
provided by Ken Larkey, Long Beach Heritage Museum and
Ron Petke, Charter Communications


1960's Home Movies of Long Beach filmed by Ken Larkey, President of the Long Beach Heritage Museum. See the Pike, The Carnegie Library, Belmont Shore's Horny Corner and much more!

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Reprise: Screening of "Earl Daugherty: First Flights" and Buster Keaton's "The Cook" @ Jergins Historic Tunnel
provided by Ken Larkey, Long Beach Heritage Museum and
Jean-Jacques Jura, co-author of 'Balboa Films'


An innovative, lost film of Earl Daugherty's aerial loops and high-altitude shenannigans over 1920's Long Beach. The stunts are spectacular, the post-production is unbelievable and the experience is not to be missed. Also, Buster Keaton's "The Cook" which was shot at the Long Beach Pike and was considered lost until 2002 when it was pieced back together by a world-wide collective of film enthusiasts.

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