Long Beach Antique Market

Held the third Sunday of every month, rain or shine, The Long Beach Antique Market has been named one of the top in the United States. Covering over 20 acres, 800 sellers offer Collectibles, Home Décor, vintage clothing, jewelry and various other antiques. Admission tickets are sold at the box office on the day of the event.

The Long Beach Museum of Art, located within the historic 1911 Elizabeth Milbank Anderson House, is known for rotating exhibitions of its permanent collection, which features more than 3,200 works of American and European art. Visiting and special exhibitions are showcased in the adjacent Pavilion. There’s also a secondary LBMA location with dynamic installations at LBMA Downtown, which houses resident artists.

In 1967, the Queen Mary completed her final voyage from Southampton, docking in Long Beach, California, where she remains permanently moored. In the years since, the nearly one-century-old ocean liner has been transformed into a historic hotel and one of Long Beach’s top attractions, welcoming visitors to explore its storied halls and learn of the ship’s history through tours and onboard exhibits. The Queen Mary offers daily public tours and welcomes visitors onboard to learn more about the ship’s nearly 100-year history via exhibits and scheduled tours.