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SUMMARY:Art + Design Walk #2
DESCRIPTION:We’re excited to present a vibrant lineup of events\, installations\, and workshops as part of the Downtown Long Beach Art + Design Walk\, produced by the DTLB Alliance. Taking place on Saturday\, April 5\, 2025\, from 2–7 PM\, the event celebrates creativity\, innovation\, and community spirit. \nThe Design District’s activations will run alongside the DTLB Alliance’s signature Celebrate Downtown event\, held at the iconic Acres of Books. Locals and visitors alike are invited to experience the intersection of art\, design\, and urban culture in the heart of the city. \nHighlights of the DTLB Design District’s participation include: \n\n“What Do You Make in Long Beach?”\nLocation: Mosaic Promenade (200 N. Waite Court\, Long Beach\, CA 90802)\nTime: 2-7pm \nOrganized by: DTLB Design District \n\nWhat Do You Make in LB? returns to the DTLB Art + Design Walk\, transforming the Mosaic Promenade into a vibrant\, interactive showcase of Long Beach’s talented designers\, makers\, and innovators. \nBringing creativity out of the studios and onto the streets\, this pop-up event invites artists and creators to share their work with the community through displays\, hands-on activities\, and immersive experiences. While not a marketplace\, it offers a unique opportunity to see local talent in action. \nFeaturing work by Susie Chang\, Jennifer Tran & James Shen (People’s Architecture Office)\, Napoleon Merana (Design Burrow)\, the LB Public Library Seed Project\, KLBP Radio and Long Beach Post\, Fourth Space Collective\, the CSULB Human Experience Design Interactions Graduate Program\, and Renaissance High School\, among others. \nPre-Launch of CSULB Immersive Design Research Lab at Mosaic\n\nLocation: Former Gold’s Gym\, Mosaic Promenade (200 N. Waite Court\, Long Beach\, 90802)\nTime: 3–6 PM\nCurated by: Prof. Heather Barker\, Aleyna Akkan\, and Louis Santos\n\nAs an experimental testing phase for the upcoming CSULB Immersive Design Research Lab (IDRL)\, this pop-up exhibit serves as a dynamic preview of the lab’s future explorations. Featuring cutting-edge Creative Immersive Technology Experience (CITE) projects from IDRL researchers and CSULB graduate design students\, the space will function as a living laboratory—inviting visitors to engage with interactive\, forward-thinking solutions that reimagine the intersection of technology\, people\, and their environments. \nThis pre-launch activation offers a rare opportunity to test\, refine\, and iterate immersive design concepts in real-time\, fostering dialogue between researchers\, creators\, and the public before the full lab launch. \nStudio One Eleven presents: “Community” — A Multi-Sensory Reflection on the DTLB Design District\n\nScent Design by: Kristin Flores of Muse Apothecary\nPhoto Exhibition by: Monica Nouwens\nHosted at: Studio One Eleven (245 E. 3rd Street\, Long Beach\, CA 90802) Time: 3–6 PM\n\nExperience Community\, a multi-sensory exhibition that encapsulates the essence of the DTLB Design District through scent and imagery. Featuring a bespoke fragrance crafted by Muse Apothecary and a compelling photographic series by acclaimed artist Monica Nouwens\, this installation reflects on over a year of creativity\, collaboration\, and cultural activation within the district. \nThe exhibition not only showcases a scent inspired by Downtown Long Beach’s unique energy but also presents a visual narrative of the people\, places\, and experiences that have shaped the Design District’s journey. Through Nouwens’ evocative lens—previously showcased at LACMA and the Stedelijk Museum—visitors will encounter the faces\, moments\, and artistic expressions that define this evolving community. Join us as we celebrate the intersection of scent\, photography\, and urban life. \nCreative Class Collective Presents “Music to My Eyes”\n\nLocation: Edison Theater\, 213 E. Broadway\, Long Beach\nTime: 2pm – 7pm\nCurated by: Creative Class Collective\n\nA multi-disciplinary art initiative involving music\, painting\, and photography.  26 LBUSD students\, inspired by pre-selected music tracks and speeches\, serve as catalysts for their artistic creations. The tracks include diverse genres and influential speeches such as those by Miles Davis\, John Coltrane\, Mozart\, and Martin Luther King Jr.\, exposing students to a broad spectrum of cultural and historical influences. \nStudents interpret their selected music tracks\, which aim to evoke a personal emotional response\, resulting in a variety of artistic expressions. The creative process will be documented in black-and-white photographs\, capturing the visual narrative of the students’ artistic journey. \nStudio One Eleven presents: “Shifting Tides: Evolution of Long Beach’ Waterfront”\n\nConcept and Production Design by: Nathan Amondson\nHosted at: Studio One Eleven (245 E. 3rd Street\, Long Beach\, 90802)\nTime: 3-6pm\n\n\nDive into Long Beach’s unique relationship with its waterfront through this compelling exhibition. Shifting Tides explores the city’s historical\, current\, and future connections to its coastline\, offering visitors an immersive visual and narrative journey. \nThe DTLB Design District’s programming reflects its mission to foster a vibrant hub of creativity and collaboration within Long Beach’s urban core. These events highlight the district’s dedication to honoring the city’s heritage while inspiring future possibilities through art and design. Free transportation within the Design District will be provided by Culture Cart. \nRSVP here! \nFor more information visit DTLB’s Instagram\, LinkedIn\, and website!
URL:https://dtlbdesigndistrict.design/event/art-design-walk-2/
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SUMMARY:Join or Die\, Film Screening
DESCRIPTION:The Downtown Long Beach (DTLB) Design District is eager to announce it’s partnership with The City of Long Beach Mayor’s Office and LA Deisgn Festival\, hosting a special screening of Join or Die  \nJoin Or Die:\nFeaturing the research of Harvard political scientist Robert Putnam\, Join or Die examines how participation in local organizations and public spaces fosters deeper community ties—a message that resonates powerfully in today’s social and political climate. \nThis event will bring together clubs\, neighborhood districts\, and community organizations from across Long Beach\, providing an opportunity for residents to connect\, share ideas\, and leave inspired to make a difference. Representatives from Long Beach’s neighborhoods will be in attendance to encourage civic engagement at the local level. \nHighlights of the DTLB Design District’s/LA Design Festival’s Participation:\nAs part of LA Design Festival’s Docos on Design Series\, this event highlights the intersection of design and civic life. With the festival coming to the Downtown Long Beach Design District this summer\, it will showcase the city’s creative talent and reinforce its role as a City of Design. \nOpening Reception: \nThe evening will begin with opening remarks by Mayor Rex Richardson\, followed by the screening. After the film\, attendees will join local leaders and community advocates for a conversation on ways to strengthen connections across neighborhoods\, generations\, and backgrounds. \nWhere will it be located? At what time?\nLocation: Wednesday\, March 5\, from 6:30 to 8:30 PM at the historic Art Theatre of Long Beach. \nPlease RSVP through Eventbrite to see the Join Or Die Screening!
URL:https://dtlbdesigndistrict.design/event/join-or-die-film-screening/
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SUMMARY:Art + Design Walk
DESCRIPTION:The Downtown Long Beach (DTLB) Design District is excited to be part of this year’s Downtown Long Beach Art + Design Walk\, produced by the DTLB Alliance. Taking place on Saturday\, February 8\, 2025\, from 2-7 PM\, this event celebrates creativity\, innovation\, and community spirit. The Design District will host a series of dynamic events\, installations\, and workshops designed to inspire locals and visitors. \nHighlights of the DTLB Design District’s Participation: \n“What Do You Make in Long Beach?”\nLocation: 4th Street (between Pine Avenue and Long Beach Blvd.)\nThis PARK(ing) Day-inspired pop-up will transform parking spaces into creative hubs\, showcasing the diverse talent and craftsmanship of Long Beach. Artists\, makers\, and designers will engage visitors with live demonstrations and interactive displays celebrating the city’s rich culture of making. \nOpening Reception for Shifting Tides: Evolution of Long Beach’ Waterfront\nConcept and Production Design by: Nathan Amondson\nHosted at: Studio One Eleven (245 E. 3rd Street\, Long Beach\, 90802)\nDive into Long Beach’s unique relationship with its waterfront through this compelling exhibition. Shifting Tides explores the city’s historical\, current\, and future connections to its coastline\, offering visitors an immersive visual and narrative journey. \nLaunch of the “Community” Scent by Muse Apothecary and Floral Workshop\nScent Design by: Kristin Flores of Muse Apothecary\nHosted at: Studio One Eleven (245 E. 3rd Street\, Long Beach\, CA 90802)\nExperience the unveiling of a bespoke community scent inspired by the essence of Long Beach\, crafted by Muse Apothecary. Visitors can also participate in a hands-on flower workshop\, creating personalized arrangements to take home. \nIntertrend’s Year of the Snake Celebration\nLocation: Intertrend’s Headquarters\, The Psychic Temple (228 E Broadway) Long Beach\, CA 90802\nAbout the installation: Intertrend welcomes the Year of the Snake with a captivating visual experience. This year’s Lunar New Year installation transforms their office building into a giant interactive gaming surface using cutting-edge projection mapping technology and reimagining the nostalgic Nokia Snake game \nThe installation was brought to life through a collaborative effort between Intertrend Communications\, Boring Labs USA\, and B1n4ry. \nCreative Class Collective Presents Rhizome or Die by artist b1n4ry\nLocation: The Edison Theatre (213 E Broadway) Long Beach\, CA 90802\nAbout the Installation: Rhizome or Die delves into the contemporary ways humans contribute to a decaying world. It highlights issues such as rising sea levels\, increased oil and gas extraction\, and the strain placed on power grids by new technologies like AI. This thought-provoking art installation examines humanity’s impact on the environment while exploring innovative solutions to these challenges. \nPlease RSVP through Eventbrite to engage in the Art + Design Walk.
URL:https://dtlbdesigndistrict.design/event/art-design-walk/
LOCATION:4th Street\, 165 E 4th St\, Long Beach\, CA\, 90802\, United States
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SUMMARY:The Making of a Design District Workshop: Part 4 (Deliver) The Final Showcase
DESCRIPTION:The final showcase will take place during the Art + Design Walk on Saturday\, February 8\, 2025\, from 3:00 PM to 7:00 PM. This event will transform Downtown Long Beach into a vibrant “Parking Day”-style showcase of creativity\, featuring installations\, live demonstrations\, and interactive exhibits from local creators.Call for Participation The DTLB Design District Council encourages local creators\, businesses\, designers\, and community members to respond to the prompt: “What do you make of Long Beach?” Submissions can include live demonstrations\, creative installations\, or interactive exhibits to be showcased during the Art + Design Walk. Those who wish to prototype and showcase a project must submit an Expression of Interest form by the January 10 deadline.
URL:https://dtlbdesigndistrict.design/event/the-making-of-a-design-district-workshop-part-4-deliver-the-final-showcase/
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SUMMARY:The Making of a Design District Workshop: Part 3 (Develop)
DESCRIPTION:Led by Heather Barker\, Professor of Design at CSULB this hands-on workshop will bring creators\, makers\, and community members together to test and build tactical urbanism interventions. \nParticipants will collaborate to develop prototypes that reflect the district’s unique creative energy. The final showcase will take place during the Art + Design Walk exhibition on February 8\, 2025\, where projects will come to life in a ‘Parking Day’-style outdoor showcase. \nBoth events are free and open to the public and all are welcome to attend. To RSVP for this event please register via our Eventbrite. \nIf you wish to prototype and showcase a project\, you must submit an Expression of Interest form by January 10th.
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