Safety Reminders
The weather is warm and neighborhood businesses are opening up. Just a reminder for residents to be vigilant when out and about in the neighborhood.
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Residents came out for a morning stroll down the alleyway between 6th and 7th street and Molino and Stanley Avenue on Saturday, May 8th. Residents were asked to stroll the alleyway and provide feedback for future improvements. Special thanks to our wonderful volunteers Caity and Aaron Engel, Ketzie and Chris Diaz, Esmeralda Garcia and Jonathan…
A DAY OF GOOD WORK AND FAMILY FUN!
KEEP OUR NEIGHBORHOOD LITTER FREE KIDICAL MASS – FAMILY BIKE RIDE Email us at info@rpna.org with questions or DM us on Instagram @roseparklb. Learn more about the Kidical Mass Bike Ride with Car-LiteLB HERE. Car-Lite Long Beach advocates for safe streets and alternative transportation in Long Beach.
Long Beach Open Studio Tour, Pedestrian and Cyclist Count, & a Neighborhood Book Club “The Connected Community”!
The Long Beach Open Studio Tour is going on now! Check out the dates, times and locations at the link HERE. Rose Park Resident and Roses for Rose Park Artist Cody Lusby will be opening his studio up to the public for the annual LB Open Studio Tour on Saturday October 22nd and 23rd from…
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EARTH DAY EVENTS THIS SUNDAY 4/21
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Kids Stuff this Saturday – June 8th 10am-1pm at Rose Park
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1. Plan to bring a cotton t-shirt OR pick up a canvas bag to have the day’s message silk screened on! 2. Complete 10 steps to move our climate action forward. 3. Help with the Trash Dash. 4. Lounge with Pastries and Coffee from Corner Bakery while pondering life in 100 years at the Gazebo….