Events

bar, bar event, beer, Elinor, events, live music, live performance, Long Beach, MADE, music, party - August 13, 2019

5th Story Tenants and Thingz LIVE at Elinor

Elinor presents live performances by Fifth Story TenantsLocal pop bards, and 70's punk cover band.the Thingzthe Thingz like rock n roll, BBQ, good times and all the good things. if you feel the same way, the Thingz are here for you. FREE Show. 21+ ONLY.Live After 5ive + Bicycle Movie Drive-in after party. Come early for the movie out back, come into the bar afterwards for live music and craft beer, cider and wine! Elinor is located at 250 North Tribune Court - alley bar.Parking is directly behind across from the bar or in the public garage on 3rd street....

WASI at Elinor

Heavily influenced by the likes of Tegan and Sara, Yeah Yeah Yeahs and MIA, WASI combines their-restriction free do-it-yourself mentality with sun drenched melodies, contagious beats and anthemic lyrics. They strive to break the boundary between artist and audience. The spark and genuine connection of WASI leaves their listeners empowered to know they’re not alone in the fight to be heard.

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bar event, Elinor, live music, Long Beach - August 10, 2019

Kevin Land Band & Colocho and the Band of Wizards at Elinor

Make It So and Elinor present
2 bands on Friday August 16th, 9pm-11pm:

Special Appearance by Elinor Otto

Join us for a special appearance by Elinor Otto - AKA The Last Rosie.When we decided to open a bar we wanted a name that would represent female empowerment, something with a nod to Long Beach ... there was no better choice than Ms. Elinor Otto. Elinor is an original Rosie the Riveter who started working in 1942 just after Pearl Harbor. She worked from 1942 to 2014 spending 50 of her 70 year career in Long Beach at both Douglas and Boeing. She worked until she was 95 years old and only stopped working when Boeing finally closed it's...

Art Walk - Joon the Goon "Phantoms" art opening

Joon creates pieces that capture moments of solace, while being immersed within chaotic environments. As a resident of Los Angeles, he notices these moments occur on a daily basis (being stuck in traffic, waiting in lines, etc.). He realized that although one may live in a populated area, often times you can still feel completely alone. His motif often reflects an exposed midsection, signifying that we are all slowly dying in one way or another. His colorful smoke bubbles express moments that you often wish could be articulated, but have the lack of words to express.

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