The history of tattoo culture in Long Beach is a rich tapestry, much like the skin of our inked comrades in tattoo parlors and the walls of Museum of Latin American Art’s (MOLAA) “Ink: Stories on Skin” exhibition. The gallery, open until Feb. 3, dives into personal testimonies about tattoos, the history of tattoo culture within the Chicano community, and Long Beach’s long-standing relationship with tattoos, starting in the days of the historic Pike amusement park. In the 1930

Every Sunday the Museum of Latin American Art (MOLAA) is FREE to the community! This past weekend we spent time at their "Carnaval" Family Festival and had a blast. There was live music, free face painting, craft vendors, a mask-making workshop, gallery tours and lots more. It was a great family-friendly event that brought together diverse cultures in the community. For more information on Free Sundays at MOLAA and to view some of their upcoming events, visit: https://www.mol