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Museums, Cambodian food and the waterfront.

The Aquarium of the Pacific, MOLAA and Monorom Cambodian Restaurant are listed here. Browse places, everyday services and dated events, or use the City contacts for payments, permits and community help. Each record has its own source and visiting details.

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258 public place listings in this guide. Count snapshot: Oct 30, 2026, 6:07 PM (America/Los_Angeles).

258 of 258 public listings have a recorded source verification; 258 have a recorded public source link. Collected information and verified checks are labeled separately.

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Cambodia Town

Cambodia Town centers on Anaheim Street between Atlantic and Junipero. Start with Khmer food, markets and public cultural spaces, then explore nearby Long Beach businesses. The addresses below distinguish the corridor from Cherry Avenue and Pacific Coast Highway.

About Cambodia Town from the community ↗

Khmer food

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Public culture & programs

Art, public celebrations & planning your visit

Before you go

  • Art on Anaheim Street

    The Cambodia Town Mural Project connects public art with the neighborhood. Follow the Arts Council’s project guide for artists and locations. View from public areas; current artwork condition and step-free routes have not been confirmed.

    Official information ↗ · Source collected

  • Parade & Culture Festival

    Cambodia Town, Inc. organizes this public celebration of Khmer culture. Its homepage lists April 4, 2026, which is now past. The next edition’s date is unconfirmed; check the organizer before planning a visit.

    Official information ↗ · Source collected

  • Public programs at Homeland

    Homeland Cultural Center offers public arts, dance, music and cultural programs at MacArthur Park. The city lists Khmer Martial Arts / Bokator among its classes. Check current participation details with the center; class schedules can change.

    Official information ↗ · Source collected

  • Khmer books & an accessible stop

    Mark Twain Neighborhood Library has a Khmer Collection. The city lists an accessible main entrance, accessible restrooms and designated lot parking. Use the library’s event calendar for public activities, and confirm access arrangements for your visit.

    Official information ↗ · Source collected

  • Shops on the corridor and beyond

    Riverside Supermarket, Dong Mai Market and Lee Heng Market are listed by Visit Long Beach on Anaheim Street. Their current stock and languages spoken are not confirmed. Khmer Bridal is a separate clothing shop on Pacific Coast Highway, north of the corridor.

    Official information ↗ · Source collected

  • Plan your route with Long Beach Transit

    Use the official trip planner for the specific address you want to visit. Check service notices and ask each destination about entrances and parking. No walking time, district-wide accessible route or parking availability is assumed.

    Official information ↗ · Source collected

What’s happening in Long Beach?

  1. Stroller Tour (0-2)

    Stroller-friendly museum tour for caregivers and babies ages 0-2 before the Museum opens, led by Museum staff. Advance registration required.

    Starts 10:30 a.m. (and 2 more days)

    Long Beach Museum of Art — LBMA Ocean

    Directions ↗

    Family & kids · From the organizer

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  2. Community Ofrenda

    Free community ofrenda, or altar, in front of the Visitor Center honoring people connected to the site.

    Only the dated sessions printed in the source list are shown; no daily exhibition hours have been inferred.

    10 a.m. – 5 p.m.

    Rancho Los Cerritos

    Directions ↗

    Family & kids · From the organizer

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  3. Seeds of Resilience: Barrio Americano Exhibition

    Exhibition of installations reflecting an early twentieth-century barrio, listed under Education and Family.

    Only the dated sessions printed in the source list are shown; no daily exhibition hours have been inferred.

    10 a.m. – 5 p.m. (and 3 more days)

    Rancho Los Cerritos

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    Family & kids · From the organizer

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Getting around

  • Metro A Line to Downtown

    Metro identifies Downtown Long Beach Station on the A Line. Use the current station map and plan the onward route to your venue; no walk time is assumed.

    Official information ↗ · Source collected

  • Waterfront Passport bus

    Long Beach Transit publishes a Friday–Sunday waterfront route serving the Downtown attractions and Queen Mary. Stops can change for events; check the current route and detours for your visit.

    Official information ↗ · Source collected

  • Travel beyond Downtown

    Use Long Beach Transit’s official trip planner for CSULB, Marine Stadium, Belmont Shore, museums and other neighborhoods. Choose your date and destination; no frequency or journey time is assumed.

    Official information ↗ · Source collected

  • Water taxis are seasonal

    At the October 11, 2026 check, regular AquaLink and AquaBus service had ended for the season; AquaBus was out of service until further notice. Check the operator for any special sailings and the next regular season before planning around a boat.

    Official information ↗ · Source collected

Accessibility before you travel

  • Accessible rail and bus travel

    Metro states its buses and trains are wheelchair accessible and stations have accessible routes. Check elevator alerts and your onward connection before travelling.

    Official information ↗ · Source collected

  • Check the garage elevators

    The Aquarium’s October 2026 ticket page reported that most elevators in the city-owned parking garage were out of order. This was visible in official indexed text; direct retrieval was blocked. Confirm the current accessible parking route with the Aquarium before you travel.

    Official information ↗ · Source collected

  • Historic gardens have different routes

    Rancho Los Alamitos describes accessible parking and museum areas, but some historic gardens require stairs. Its house entrance has a width limit. Check the detailed route and equipment advice for your visit.

    Official information ↗ · Source collected

Local culture & annual events

  • Museum exhibitions and family programs

    LBMA’s official events page lists exhibition openings, family artmaking and other programs at its Ocean and Downtown locations. Galleries may close during installation; check the specific campus and current program before visiting.

    Official information ↗ · Source collected

  • Latino Comics Expo and cultural programs

    MOLAA’s official calendar lists the 2026 Latino Comics Expo for December 5–6, 2026. Check the organizer’s current details and its other exhibitions and cultural programs; this guide does not assume future annual dates.

    Official information ↗ · Source collected

  • Seasonal celebrations aboard Queen Mary

    The operator lists seasonal celebrations and themed events. Use its current calendar for the edition, date and admission arrangements; recurring names do not establish future dates.

    Official information ↗ · Source collected

  • Japanese Garden programs

    CSULB’s garden publishes programs and reservation information. Public visits require a reservation and private events or weather can affect access. Its postal address is the campus address; follow the garden’s arrival directions.

    Official information ↗ · Source collected

Before you visit

  • Stargazing is a campus visit

    CSULB rooftop viewing is outside Downtown and weather dependent. Confirm the next session on the university program page. The suggested food and hotels are off campus in East Long Beach, Belmont Shore, the marina and airport areas; plan onward transport.

    Official source ↗

    Source collected

  • Looking for the Spruce Goose?

    The Spruce Goose is now displayed in McMinnville, Oregon. It is not a current Long Beach attraction. The Queen Mary remains a separate Long Beach visitor destination.

    Official source ↗

    Source collected

Local and County news

Local news

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LA County news

  • County hospital shares an e-bike safety guide

    LA General Medical Center started an e-bike safety push after more e-bike injuries. It has a new English and Spanish safety guide for kids, teens and families.

    Source: County of Los Angeles

  • County jobs program for neurodivergent job seekers

    The county program starts with 25 candidates: online job preparation and paid internships with benefits for up to two years. 21 of the first 25 spots are for Regional Center clients.

    Source: County of Los Angeles

  • Stay out of the water at 5 beach spots

    Public Health says skip swimming near Ballona Creek at Dockweiler, Mother's Beach in Marina del Rey, Santa Monica Pier, Surfrider in Malibu and Avalon on Catalina. Beach line: 1-800-525-5662.

    Source: LA County Department of Public Health

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Visitor questions

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An independent local guide by Remedy Circuit. Not operated by or affiliated with the City of Long Beach, any venue, or any event organizer. Use the government and venue source links for official decisions and current visitor rules.

How can I plan a visit without a car?

Start with this sourced connection. Metro A Line to Downtown: Metro identifies Downtown Long Beach Station on the A Line. Use the current station map and plan the onward route to your venue; no walk time is assumed.

Where should I check parking before an event or visit?

Use the venue’s official parking instructions and check the specific date before paying. The Event Day Guide separates arrival information from nearby food and hotels; a map pin does not confirm an available space or accessible entrance.

How can I check wheelchair access and accessible arrival?

Access varies by destination and service. Accessible rail and bus travel: Metro states its buses and trains are wheelchair accessible and stations have accessible routes. Check elevator alerts and your onward connection before travelling.

Where can I check free or lower-cost activities?

One starting point from the guide: Rancho Los Cerritos: free public-hours visits: The operator offers free admission during public hours. Special events and closures can change access; large groups have separate arrangements. Check the visitor page instead of assuming every event is free.

Where can I find current events?

Check the Events page and the official organizer calendars. A calendar link does not mean every event is copied into this guide. Dates appear only when supported by a source; confirm cancellations and tickets with the organizer.

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How many places are listed, and how often are they checked?

258 public place listings in this guide. Count snapshot: Oct 30, 2026, 6:07 PM (America/Los_Angeles). 258 of 258 public listings have a recorded source verification; 258 have a recorded public source link. Collected information and verified checks are labeled separately. Listings are updated after source review. Local and County news appears after editorial approval; no daily delivery is claimed.

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