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Onetime LA institution Pioneer Chicken is making a comeback
For decades, Pioneer Chicken was a staple across Southern California, a local original that built a loyal following before quietly fading away. Now, the iconic Los Angeles brand is making a comeback. Pioneer Chicken is tapping into nostalgia, family history and a new generation of fans. Only two Pioneer Chicken...
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Bell hosts first-ever Ramadan Night Market
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Award-winning Baby Gee bar to host esoteric spirit tasting in Long Beach
As we continue celebrating Long Beach Last Call 2026—a 10-day, multi-event celebration of our city’s rich bar culture and the people who make it happen—we will offer a series of features that highlight events like this feature on Baby Gee’s esoteric spirit tasting on Saturday, March 6… All in order to lift a glass to a social and economic driver that rarely receives the love it deserves: our bar industry. For more information on Long Beach Last Call, tap here.
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Things to do in Long Beach: Anti-ICE bake sale, fundraisers, pinball and more!
Residents can fill their week by filling other’s cups, with plenty of opportunities to support neighbors, nonprofits and businesses in need. Local bakers are selling treats for Centro CHA Saturday afternoon to help immigrant families, while Care Culture Collaborative is handing out food and other supplies to homeless neighbors and others in downtown Saturday around noon. On Sunday, residents can celebrate and lift up non-profit Books & Buckets at MacArthur Park in the morning, or help local business Earthing with a fundraiser dinner in the evening.
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Keiju Kollektiv Presents “Tales of the North” Nordic Folk Concert in Pasadena
A newly formed vocal ensemble on the Southern California music scene will present an evening of Nordic folk traditions this weekend. Keiju Kollektiv, a professional vocal group dedicated exclusively to Nordic folk music, will perform a concert titled “Tales of the North” on Saturday, March 7, 2026, at 7:30 pm at Pasadena Presbyterian Church.
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Feels Coffee grand opening weekend with breakfast at Little Dynamite Pizza
Grand opening Sunday introduces rotating breakfast menu, specialty coffee drinks, and toasties. Pop-up coffee concept Feels Coffee is celebrating its grand opening Sunday, March 8, with a breakfast collaboration at Little Dynamite Pizza in Los Angeles. The event will introduce a rotating breakfast menu created by chef Courtney Talise, featuring...
Dodgers Nation
Things To Do in LA This Weekend: LA Marathon, Oscar Nominee Spotlights, Dragon Boat Festival, & More
It’s the first full weekend of March, and there is so much going on around LA this weekend. You can cheer on thousands of runners as they embark on a 26.2 mile race through iconic parts of the city in the LA Marathon, meet multiple adoptable dogs at Barks & Brew at the LA Arboretum or hit one of the big music events happening in the city.
MovieMaker Magazine
An 85-Year-Old Learning to Dance in ‘Disco Beats' Is a Highlight of NFMLA's InFocus: Counter-Ageism Program
"Disco Beats" — a story of 85-year-old man learning disco — and the Oscar-nominated "The Singers" — a story of forgotten men in a bar, finding their voices — were among the highlights of a NewFilmmakers Los Angeles' festival with a special focus on countering ageism. The day started with a collection of comedy, sci-fi, drama, mystery, musical and documentary films, which culminated in "The Singers," the genre-bending and innovative latest from Sam A. Davis. The film is nominated for Best Live Action Short Film at the 98th Academy Awards, and Davis was previously nominated Best Documentary Short Film for the 2023 short film "Nai Nai & Wài Pó." The NFMLA event continued InFocus: Counter-Ageism, a collection of films that featured aging protagonists, narratives that challenge stereotypes about age and the fear of aging and filmmakers whose work challenges those same stereotypes. The night concluded with the West Coast Premiere of The Long Run , the sophomore feature film of writer-director and NFMLA alum Mylissa Fitzsimmons. The road-trip film offers an existential reflection on the nature of ambition and friendship, as two strangers hitch a ride together towards their dreams. NFMLA showcases films by filmmakers of all backgrounds throughout the
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Why CRISPY Corners Became LA’s Latest Pizza Obsession in Los Angeles, CA
Los Angeles knows good pizza, but Prince Street Pizza in DTLA has turned simple squares into a full-blown neighborhood habit. 🍕. Locals come for the thick, crispy-edged Sicilian slices, bold sauces, and seriously cheesy tops that hit hard after work, after drinks, or after a long day in the Arts District.
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13 California Pizza Spots That Stay Packed Even On Weeknights
California is home to some of the most passionate pizza makers in the country, and locals know exactly where to go when a craving hits. From wood-fired Neapolitan pies to deep-dish legends, these spots have built loyal followings that fill tables every single night of the week. Whether you live...
Eater
4 Restaurants to Try This Weekend in Los Angeles: March 6
Every Friday, our editors compile a trusty list of recommendations to answer the most pressing of questions: “Where should I eat?“ Here are four places to check out this weekend in Los Angeles. And if you need some ideas on where to drink, here’s our list of the hottest places to get cocktails in town.
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Ono Hawaiian BBQ Opens Second Location in Long Beach
the family-owned fast-casual favorite known for its signature “Aloha” spirit, is officially expanding its presence in the coastal city. To celebrate the grand opening of its second Long Beach restaurant (Long Beach #2), the brand is hosting a day full of festivities and island-inspired food. Whether you are a longtime fan of their plate lunches or a newcomer to Hawaiian flavors, this new location offers a fresh destination for high-quality, grilled-to-order meals.
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Egyptian jackfruit carnitas and Baja fish tacos — We ranked 6 of LA’s best affordable Lent eats
Giving up meat shouldn't mean giving up your savings. With wholesale vegetable prices up nearly 39% this year, we found the LA spots still keeping it affordable and delicious. The post Egyptian jackfruit carnitas and Baja fish tacos — We ranked 6 of LA’s best affordable Lent eats appeared first on LA Local .