Addison Farris

Long Beach City College Music Department and ASB hosted a jazz workshop opened to jazz musicians of all ages and skill levels who got to learn from featured guest musicians Nicole McCabe and Logan Kane. Every seat of room H-110 was filled with students eager to learn from the guest speakers, many of whom were Professor Patrick Sheng’s jazz students. McCabe and Kane, who have reached musical credibility separately, have joined forces in their band Dolphin Hyper Space.

Former LBCC student Jackson Wilfong will host a premiere for his upcoming film “Blazers Stained in Burgundy” on May 29 at the Long Beach Art Theatre from 7 to 9:30 p.m. Guests can begin purchasing tickets at will call at 7 p.m., with doors to the theater opening at 7:30 p.m. The film is set to begin screening at 8:15 p.m. “The film is a reflection on power, loyalty, and unraveling under weight you thought you could carry,” Wilfong said.

The Ethnic Studies department at Long Beach City College recently hosted a “Know Your Rights, Right Now!” community roundtable with a focus on Asian Pacific Islander Desi (APID) student needs. The roundtable gave insight into resources offered to APID students and brought in a panel of APID non-profit workers who answered various questions and provided information for students.