Cheantay Jensen is an Arts & Culture Reporter/Videographer for Long Beach Post. She covers a variety of topics related to arts and culture, including events, festivals, entertainment, and nightlife in Long Beach. Cheantay's work has been featured in the Long Beach Post.
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Cheantay Jensen's focus is primarily on local events and entertainment news in Long Beach, California. Her articles cover a broad range of topics, from local festivals to brewery closures and community celebrations. If you have information about upcoming events, new venues, or unique entertainment offerings in the Long Beach area, it would likely align with her coverage.
Given the high percentage of event coverage and seasonal themes in her articles, she may be particularly interested in pitches related to upcoming local events, seasonal festivities such as parades or holiday celebrations taking place within the region. Additionally, if your pitch involves human interest stories related to house & home topics that tie into local communities or specific neighborhoods within Long Beach, it could capture Cheantay's attention.
Remember that her geographic focus centers on Long Beach specifically; therefore pitches should be tailored to this location for maximum relevance.
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Musica Angelica Baroque Orchestra plans to bring a free concert series to local public libraries in Long Beach, starting with the Billie Jean King Main Library on Dec. 2.
Plus a brewery art show, a pinball tournament and skate lessons.
The celebration at Houghton Park with features a full day of ceremony, activities and multiple aircraft flyovers.
With multiple screens, lots of seating and sometimes food trucks, Trademark Brewing is a great place to watch the show with a beer in hand.
Plus, a big pet adoption event, ballet "Cinderella" and an exquisite new exhibition at the Long Beach Museum of Art.
Over 100 voices, a 30 piece orchestra and actors will honor the 25th anniversary of Mathew Shepard's death, a college student who was a victim in one of the most high profile LGBTQ+ hate crimes in American history.
The arts & culture section of the Long Beach Post that tells you what to do, eat, hear, see and experience in the LBC.
The city's annual parade will return Saturday with a stream of colorful floats, classic cars, folklórico dancers and cultural displays.
