Long Beach Heritage, a not-for-profit organization supported by members and volunteers, has been the preeminent resource for historic preservation advocacy and education in Long Beach, CA since 1980.
Become a Member today and support our mission to keep older buildings in use, promote preservation incentives, and celebrate Long Beach’s amazing heritage.
The Bembridge House, a local and national landmark owned and operated by Long Beach Heritage, has tours led by our amazing docents on Tuesday afternoons, the fourth Saturday, and the second Sunday of each month at 1:30 pm & 2:30 pm. We’ve added evening tours every Wednesday and the first and third Friday at 6:00 pm and 7 pm. To make reservations and learn more about the Bembridge House docent led tours please checkout the Bembridge House website.
Step inside Long Beach’s most haunted home—where history whispers, shadows stir, and every room has a ghostly story to tell.
You are invited to the Whisper in the Walls: Haunted Tours at the Bembridge House—but beware—this will be no ordinary visit.
On your chosen night, you will step through the doors and join a small group of fellow explorers—just six to eight at a time—guided by lantern light through shadowed staircases, haunted rooms, and the attic where the whispers grow loudest.
For Whispers in the Walls Haunted Tour information, times, parking and tickets please check out this link.
Join Long Beach Heritage and The Bembridge House for an unforgettable outdoor concert featuring legendary blues artist Bernie Pearl, performing live in the Peppertree Court.
Enjoy an intimate performance from one of Southern California’s most celebrated blues musicians. Bernie Pearl delivers the kind of authentic, soul-stirring music that simply can’t be replicated. Whether you’re a lifelong blues fan or discovering the genre for the first time, this is more than a concert—it’s an afternoon of music, history, and community in one of Long Beach’s most charming outdoor venues.
For tickets and more information please follow this link.
The Willmore Building (315 W. 3rd St.), Downtown’s landmark Italian Renaissance Revival structure from 1924, will be the site of “an exciting, haunted stroll”! Enjoy learning about some of the storied history of the former (Stillwell) Hotel building and a few of its residents over the century. The tour includes scary and 20s-era scenarios in the magnificent Lobby, one of the upper floors’ hallways, the chilling Solarium, the Pike Museum, and Rooftop Patio views! (Unfortunately, the rooftop is not ADA accessible.) Then after the tour, a complimentary beverage will be offered at La Traviata, the restaurant next door.
Visitors are encouraged to wear period-appropriate and/or spooky outfits during the tour!
For tickets and more Haunting History Tour information please follow this link.
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