Solid as a Rock! The
LACMA ROCK journey through Long Beach
The LACMA Rock is the name that has been given the 340 ton,
two story granite boulder, that is travelling from Riverside County, to the Los
Angeles County Museum of Art has drawn quite the Long Beach fan following. On Wednesday, March 7, 2012, in Bixby Knolls
being a community within Long Beach, that is known as a center for the arts,
wanted to celebrate the LACMA Rock. The
Bixby Knolls party started at noon, and by 4:00pm reportedly had more than
20,000 party goers! Bixby Knolls
partiers purchased T-shirts that read “Bixby Knolls Got Rocked,” local artists
painted versions of the boulder and a local Long Beach DJ played songs that
contained the word “rock” in them (including, the Queen anthem “We Will Rock
You.”)
If you are an Artist, aspiring Artist or a person that wants
to live in an eclectic community that celebrates the arts, Bixby Knolls may be
the perfect “small city”, in a bigger city for you! The majority of the homes in Bixby Knolls
were custom-built between 1920 and 1940, providing this community with a
diverse home architecture. Bixby Knolls
has several trendy small shops and restaurants dot a strip of Atlantic Ave.
South of San Antonio and North of the 405 Freeway, as well as on the streets
surrounding this main thoroughfare. The neighborhood is also serviced by
several grocery stores and shopping centers in the local area. The Richard Goad Theater, home to the Long
Beach Shakespeare Company, and the Historical Society of Long Beach, are housed
on Atlantic Ave, just north of Carson Street. Regular community events, weekly strolls, dining and literary clubs are
favorites of the locals. On the west side of the neighborhood, adjacent to the
Los Angeles River, is the large Virginia Country Club, which is also the
location of the Rancho Los Cerritos historic site. Bixby Knolls can add one more feature to its
list, it will always be known for, and the community will always remember the
LACMA Rock journeyed through it’s small town!
Contact Lanise Warrior at (562)544-9491 or email lanisetherealtor@gmail.com if you are interested in learning more about the Bixby Knolls community and scheduling private showings of current Bixby Knolls listings. Visit www.socalrealestatewarrior.com
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