What Is On Earth Neighborhood TV?
NOTHING!!!
As of 1/1/09 there are no more broadcasts of Community TV on channels 65,69 and 95. Help us save our FREE speech!
In 2013 - Long Beach City Council will decide the fate of Community TV in Long Beach. ONE project was approved that will provide options for youth to create media but the majority of adult Producers still have NO access to studios or air time because they must pay for expensive "classes" given by PADNET to use the public access funded equipment. In the past such training was required but it was free for the cost of volunteering time to work on the shows of other producers. Support community TV survival in our city as a viable production of YOUR important community messages!!! Let your Council Members know if you cannot afford hundreds of dollars to become a producer but believe in no-cost options for free speech on our airwaves. The City Council meets in City Hall on Ocean Blvd. behind the Main Library at Pacific and Ocean Blvd. For updates on the fate of Long Beach Community TV, to find out more join the Facebook group Friends of Long Beach Community Access Television.
SAVE THE DATES & DO NOT MISS!

Long Beach Pride Schedule 2013 Events- It's a Rainbow of Diversity!

Sunday May 12- Art Opening and Reception - The Center, Long Beach, 2017 E. 4th St., 2pm-5pm - New works by local artists Don Tiscareno.

Wednesday May 14 Photo Shoot - I am Equality Campaign, The Center, 2017 E. 4th St. 11am-8pm. Equality TV presents special Photo Shoot for PSA- Open shoot for individuals, couples, families for Gloabal Ad Campain. Be there representin' : What will YOU do to make Equality Go Viral?"

Friday May 17 - The Blue Party - The Art Exchange 356 East 3rd St. 9pm-1am- Ages 21 and over. $25 -drinks free- $20 if wearing blue. DJTLA Storm spinning the hottest hip-hop - free food from 10pm-11pm. Sponsored by The Dyke March.

Friday May 17 - Rainbow Candy Rave- Teen Pride Festival - Rainbow Lagoon by Pride Festival Venue, 4pm-9pm , Sponsored by LBLGP and California Families In Focus. CGames, Arts and Crafts, Bouncer and DJs. MUST BE 14-18 years old with school or other legal IDS! Tobbaco and Drug free event!

Friday May 17- I Love Rainbow Concert - St. Lukes Episcobal Church , 525 East 7th Street (Atlantic and 7th) 7:30pm Call 562 436-4047 to Reserve tickets. $15 in advance $20 at the door.

Friday May 17- 6th Annual Pink Party- East Village Arts District 8pm -12:30pm -Dress in Pink and Come In Style! Hosted by Jewels- live music, dancing. $100 benefits The Center MYTE Program.

Saturday May 18 - 30th Annual Pride Festival - Sunday May 19 Main Stage Festival Location - Marina Green Park South of Ocean Blvd and Shoreline Drive- Fantasia Live! Sat. May 18- 9pm-10pm - Entrance to Festival $20.00 per day, with children under 12 FREE - with Adult Only. Seniors over 65 also FREE as are active military with ID.

Sunday May 19 - 30th Annual Pride Parade- 1030am. Routealong Ocean Blvd. Viewing stand Bixby Park. Handicapped parking and viewing at Ocean and Junipero.

Sunday Communion on The Bluff- St. Lukes at Bluff Park near Redondo Ave. 9am- before the Parade, come to participate and feel the Spirit!

CHECK OUT OUR LISTINGS OF NATIONAL ART EVENTS ON THIS PAGE!

There is also listing of local, regional and national GREEN EVENTS on this page.

More events to come for 2012-2013 check this page weekly for updates!

IT'S Happening at MOLAA

MORE AT MOLAA!!
Check Here For MOLAA 2013 Events!

All events are at:

Museum of Latin American Art

628 Alamitos Avenue, Long Beach, CA 90802

Saturday, June 8, 2013 | 6:00pm- MOLAA SUMMER GALA

Join us for a sultry summer evening and immerse yourself in the intoxicating rhythms and exquisite cuisine of Latin America! The evening will feature live musical and dance performances that will transport you into the seductive world of a classic Latin cabaret. The evening includes a cocktail reception, silent and live auctions and dinner. Individual tickets start at $350. Table sponsorships from $3,500 to $25,000

For more information, please call 562.216.4142 or email us at gala@molaa.org

UPCOMING NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL ART EVENTS

April 18 - July 14: Brad Butler's Direct Speech Acts premieres at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis

May 9-12: Visit Creative Capital's booth at the PULSE NY Art Fair

May 14: Creative Capital's Annual Benefit & Auction in New York

For many more upcoming events, check our Grantee Events Calendar.

Follow Creative Capital on Facebook and Twitter for ongoing updates!

GREEN Events Not to Miss

*** SLOW MONEY SOCAL MONTHLY GATHERING ***

Slow Money SoCal is a chapter of a national non-profit organization. Its primary objective is to sustain and grow Southern California's local food economy. We do this by organizing a variety of events to allow members to learn, connect with others, access financial opportunity and be a part of a national movement that enables direct investment in a primary pillar to our local economy: food and agriculture.

1) Networking - Come meet like minded entrepreneurs, investors and community leaders

2) Intros and Announcements

3) Entrepreneur Spotlights - SoCal entrepreneurs will present their business and funding opportunities

Event is FREE! No registration required...just show up! Join the Slow

Money SoCal discussion on LinkedIn: http://linkd.in/ZIrkl1

Please contact us at greenbusinessnetworking@gmail.com for additional information, or if you are interested in volunteering. GBN is looking for a few of you to offer a bit of your time to support the community we're building together. Nothing too taxing and a g reat way to connect with the broader green business community.

Green Business Networking's hosts are: Greg Wendt - StakeHolders Capital, Robin Shank - Green Operations Professional,Benjamin Shakin - Sprout Business Consulting, Ferris Kawar - City of Burbank, Santa Monica, 90405

website:

greenbusinessnetworking.com

LA ECOVILLAGE EVENTS

http://laecovillage.org/UpcomingEvents.html

TOURS of L.A. Eco-Village
Reservations required: 213/738-1254 or
crsp@igc.org
Fee: $10 per person (sliding scale ok) or
2.5 time credits for Echo Park & Arroyo Time Bankers

HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES IN L.A. ECO-VILLAGE
If you are interested in living more ecologically and more cooperatively in a neighborhood where you feel supported in these goals, inquire about housing availability in the L.A. Eco-Village neighborhood. Internships may also be available. Write to crsp@igc.org or call 213/738-1254.
Upcoming Events - L.A. Eco-Village
The following events are at at L.A. Eco-Village, 117 Bimini Pl, LA 90004, unless otherwise noted.
DON'T MISS IT EVENTS!
CHECK OUT WINTER IN THE WETLANDS
EL DORADO AUDUBON presents BIRD/NATURE WALKS AND TOURS -part of the Los Cerritos Wetlands Authority Stewardship Program -These bird walks are subject to change and you may visit all the LCWA properties including Zelder Marsh and the Hellman Property. Please Contact El Dorado Audubon for reservations and meeting location at eldoradoaudubon@yahoo.com.


Series of Cooking Demonstrations on the 3rd Tuesday of each month at the Tuesday Berkeley Farmers' Market sponsored by Bauman College with Trudy Schafer, M.A, a Natural Chef Instructor at Bauman College. Admission: Free

Tuesday Berkeley Farmers' Market Derby St. at Martin Luther King, Jr. Way, Berkeley Accessibility: Convenient public transportation, near Ashby BART and buses on MLK and Shattuck / street parking / wheelchair access. For More Information: (510) 548-3333; www.EcologyCenter.org Future Bauman College Cooking Demonstrations:

All Tuesday events: Derby St. at MLK, Jr. Way, Berkeley - 2pm-7pm (unless noted).

All Wednesday events: Solano Ave. at San Pablo Ave., Albany - 3pm-7pm (unless noted).

All Thursday events: Shattuck Ave. at Rose St., Berkeley - 3pm-7pm (unless noted).

All Saturday events: Center St. at MLK, Jr. Way, Berkeley- 10am-3pm (unless noted).

All events admission free and wheel chair accessible; many are supported by the
City of Berkeley Civic Arts Program.