AAJA photo schedule for Los Angeles 2010

Dear AAJA Photojournalist,

If you are attending the AAJA Convention next month, here is a detailed schedule for photojournalists. You are welcome to attend Photo Parties and some of the single photo sessions without being registered for AAJA Convention.

If you planning on attending, please contact me.

Paul Sakuma
psakuma@aol.com

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4

1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
PHOTOGRAPHY MEETING
Location: Photo Room Runyon/Laurel
Will discuss rules for the Dith Pran Photography and Multimedia ShootOut. Planning meeting for the conventions in Los Angeles and Detroit 2011. Assembling frames for the Silent Photography Auction.
Speakers: Paul Sakuma, Associated Press (moderator); James Yee, freelance;
Corky Lee, freelance: Ken Kwok, Los Angeles Times; Eugene Tanner, freelance

THURSDAY, AUGUST 5

8:30 a.m. to 9:45 a.m.
PLENARY: JOURNALISTS IN JEOPARDY
Location: Hollywood Ballroom, Mezzanine Level
Associated Press photographer Julie Jacobson will discuss her experiences in Haiti, Iraq and Afghanistan as a photojournalist. She will be part of a panel talking about journalists in tough situations.
Speaker: Julie Jacobson, Associated Press

10 a.m. to 4:45 p.m.
MULTIMEDIA WORKSHOP FOR THE VISUAL PHOTOJOURNALIST
Location: Photo Room Runyon/Laurel
All-day workshop for the visual journalist training for multimedia. This will be a hands-on interactive workshop and not a lecture for the visual photographer from those who are starting out in multimedia to those who do it daily looking to learn more skills. Topics include FCP, shooting video from DSLR cameras, Soundslides, video editing, lighting and sound techniques. Will have some loaner audio recorders from Olympus. Attendees should bring video camera, DSLR and laptop with FCP installed.
Speakers: Sachi Cunningham, Los Angeles Times (moderator); Bryan Chan, Los Angles Times; Myung Chun, Los Angles Times; Albert Lee, Los Angeles Times
10A – 10:15A Introductions
10:15 – 12:15P Albert Lee, Multimedia journalist, LA Times, “The Multimedia Experience”
12:15 – 1:15P Lunch break – multimedia portfolio review.

  • Bryan Chan, Multimedia editor, LA Times
  • Kathy Pyon, Photo/Multimedia editor, LA Times
  • Sachi Cunningham, Video Journalist, LA Times
  • Myung Chun, Video Journalist, LA Times
  • Albert Lee Multimedia Journalist, LA Times

1:15 – 2:00P Panoramas – Bryan Chan
2:00 – 2:45P Presentation & discussion work – Sachi Cunningham & Myung Chun
2:45 – 3:45P 5D and 7D Workshop – Myung Chun & Sachi Cunningham
3:45 – 4:45P Lighting Workshop – Myung Chun & Sachi Cunningham

12 p.m.
PHOTO LUNCH
Location: Hollywood Highland, suite 325
Restaurant: Johnnie Rockets (323-465-4456)
Pay on your own. Located in mall area next to hotel. Menu: www.johnnyrockets.com

FRIDAY, AUGUST 6

10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
LIVE STUDENT PHOTO CRITIQUES
Location: Photo Room Runyon/Laurel
Student photographers will have their portfolio and resume critiqued LIVE by professional photographers and photo editors to help them with their future careers as photojournalists.
Speakers: Kii Sato (moderator), Associated Press; Nick Ut, Associated Press; & others TBA.
Students: Noel Duan Columbia; Kimihiro Hoshino, San Francisco State; Cheryl Guerrero, San Jose State; Adam Lau, San Francisco State; Derek Liu, UCLA; An Rong, New York;

11:15 a.m. to 12:15 p.m.
TELEVISION PHOTOGRAPHERS SHOOTING VIDEO FOR MULTIMEDIA
Location: Echo Park, third floor
Television photographers will talk discuss shooting video for multimedia as well as for television during panel discussion.
Speaker: Darryl Kim, KABC

Noon – 2 p.m.
PHOTO LUNCH
Location: Hollywood Highland Mall, suite 403
Restaurant: The French Crepe Co. 323-960-0933
Pay on your own. Restaurant located in mall area next to hotel. Menu: www.frenchcrepe.com

2:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.
FREELANCE PHOTOGRAPHY PANEL
Location: Photo Room Runyon/Laurel
Photographers will discuss freelance photography.
Speakers: Pete DaSilva, freelance (moderator); Ringo Chiu, freelance; Don Feria, freelance; Corky Lee, freelance; Lianne Milton, freelance; Eugene Tanner, freelance

2:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.
EDITING VIDEO FOR MULTIMEDIA
Location: Echo Park, third floor
Associated Press multimedia editor Yvonne Leow and KTLA photographer Brian Choo will talk about editing video for Multimedia during panel discussion.
Speakers: Yvonne Leow, Associated Press; Brian Choo, KTLA

3 p.m.
DEADLINE FOR THE PHOTOSHOOTOUT AND MULTIMEDIA SHOOTOUT
Location: Photo Room Runyon/Laurel
Entry deadline for over $2,000 in prizes. Winners will be announced at the Awards Banquet Saturday night.
Coordinators: Ken Kwok, Los Angeles Times; Eugene Tanner, freelance

3:45 p.m. to 4:45 p.m.
PHOTOGRAPHING THE VANCOUVER OLYMPICS & HAITI EARTHQUAKE
Location: Photo Room Runyon/Laurel
Photographers will talk about their experiences of photographing the Winter Olympics in Vancouver and earthquake in Haiti.
Speakers: Stan Honda, Agence France Presse (moderator); Nhat Meyer, San Jose Mercury News (moderator); Don Feria, freelance; Jae C. Hong, Associated Press

5:30 to 8 p.m.
SILENT PHOTOGRAPHY AUCTION
Location: Hollywood Ballroom, Mezzanine
Donated photographs by AAJA photographers will be auctioned off to raise money for scholarships.
Coordinator: Corky Lee, freelance

8:30 p.m.
PHOTOGRAPHY DINNER
Location: KoreaTown
Restaurant: Manna Korean BBQ buffet
Endless servings of premium pork rib, black pork belly, boneless marinated short ribs,
fresh brisket pork, chicken bulgogi. Includes soft drinks.
3377 W. Olympic Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90019 (cross street South Gramercy Drive)
Restaurant: (323) 733-8516. www.mannabbq.com
Cost: $30 for professionals (cost includes paying for students); Free for photo students.
Transportation: Taxi or carpool from hotel. Meet in lobby 8:15 p.m. Location 10 minutes from hotel.
Coordinator: James Yee, freelance (please RSVP in advance to fotoguyf16@mac.com or 317-640-1873)

SATURDAY, AUGUST 7

11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
PHOTOGRAPHY BUFFET LUNCH
Location: Little Tokyo
Restaurant: Oiwake Japanese restaurant
Photographers will have lunch before a talk and tour at the Japanese American National Museum by Stan Honda, Agence France Presse photographer.
Cost: $20 for professionals (cost includes paying for photo students); Free for photo students.
Transportation: Light rail Red Line to the Gold Line to Little Tokyo. Cost $5 round trip. Timetable: 30-minute train and two-minute walk; Taxi Cost: $30; Carpool from hotel lobby at 10:30 a.m. Timetable: 20 minutes.
Location: Little Tokyo Mall: 122 Japanese Village Plaza Mall. 213-628-2678
Coordinator: James Yee, freelance (please RSVP in advance to fotoguyf16@mac.com or 317-640-1873)

12 p.m. – 2 p.m
TOWN HALL MEETING WITH HYUNGWON KANG
Location: Hollywood Ballroom, Studio B
Reuters photographer Hyungwon Kang will be part of a panel discussion at the AAJA Town Hall Meeting about revisiting the Los Angeles riots 18 years later. Kang was working for the Los Angeles Times, who won a team Pulitzer-Prize for their efforts.

2 p.m.
JAPANESE AMERICAN NATIONAL MUSEUM WITH STAN HONDA
Location: 369 East First Street, Los Angeles – Little Tokyo
Agence France Presse photojournalist Stan Honda will lead a photographic tour of his project, “Moving Walls,” of the Heart Mountain (Wyoming) internment camp. Honda will also talk and show pictures in a program at the museum about the 1994 recovery of barracks near the site of the camp where Japanese Americans were interned during World War II. He will speak about his documentation of the project and his perspective as a Sansei whose parents were interned in Arizona. Museum volunteers, several who were also interned during the war, will also speak about their experience in Wyoming and the reconstruction of the barracks.

SUNDAY, AUGUST 8

11 a.m.
PHOTOGRAPHY DIM SUM
Location: Chinatown
Restaurant: Ocean Seafood
Location: 747 North Broadway, Los Angeles. Restaurant: 213-687-3088
Cost: $30 for professionals (cost includes paying for students); Free for photo students.
Transportation: Light rail Red Line to the Gold Line to Little Tokyo. Cost $5 round trip. Timetable: 30-minute train and 10-minute walk; Taxi Cost: $30; Carpool from hotel lobby 10:30 a.m. Timetable: 20 minutes.
Coordinator: James Yee, freelance (please RSVP in advance to fotoguyf16@mac.com or 317-640-1873)

1 p.m.
EXHIBIT OF 100TH ANNIVERSARY OF ANGEL ISLAND
Location: Chinatown
Chinese American Museum of Los Angeles (213-485-8567)
425 North Los Angeles Street
Los Angeles, CA 90012
After dim sum, we will walk half a mile to the museum for a private tour. A special presentation Of “Remembering Angel Island” program will be from 2p.m. to 4 p.m.

More prints needed for AAJA Silent Photo Auction

Dear AAJA photojournalists,

Still about 20 prints short for the AAJA Silent Photo Auction in Los Angeles in August. 100 per cent of proceeds go to photo scholarships.

We have collected about 50 prints and need 20 more for the 70 photo frames that were donated.

Please send your print(s) to in hand by Wednesday, July 21.
Expedi Printing
ATTN: Corky Lee
1300 Metropolitan Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11237

After July 21, please mail to:
Ken Kwok
Los Angeles Times picture editor
6038 Encinita Ave.
Temple City, CA 91780

Every year about $5,000 to $8,000 is raised every year from these Silent Photo Auctions that go directly into the pockets of future student photojournalists.

Printing & Mailing Instruction:
1. Actual image size must be exactly 10.5 x 13.5 inches. Anything larger than this dimension will need to be cut to fit the frame size. Selected prints will be matted in 16” x 20” frame.
2. Please sign your autograph on the lower right corner of image with a silver metallic pen in dark areas and a black pen in lighter areas.
3. Include basic caption information of when and where you took the photo and description of photo on separate paper.
4. Enclose your name, affiliation, address, phone number and email address.
5. Do not send CD or email photo.
6. When mailing and packaging, corrugated cardboards are suggested to keep print(s) from bending. Large mailing tube don’t seem to work that well. Smaller mailing tubes work out best.

Print sold for personal use only. No reproduction rights are granted or should be assumed.

New York freelance photographer, Corky Lee will be our curator for the auction and photo exhibit. For questions, you can contact Corky at: corky@expedi.com

Thank you for helping out future Asian American photojournalists.

Paul Sakuma
AAJA Photo
psakuma@aol.com
www.aajaphoto.org
facebook: aajaphoto

AAJA convention photo schedule and advanced registration deadline

Dear AAJA photojournalists,

The next deadline for advanced registration for the AAJA national convention is Friday, June 18. After that date the registration will go up $75 for professionals and $50 for students.

Here’s the tentative schedule for photojournalists at the convention:

Wednesday, August 4:
 Photographers social
Start of PhotoShooutOut Competition
Photo Auction planning meeting
Opening evening reception (all)

Thursday, August 5:
 All-day multimedia workshop
Boat ride and dinner (all)

Friday, August 6:
 Live Student Photography Critiques
Olympic Photography
Haiti Photography
Freelance Photography
Book Photography
Photography Auction
PhotoShootOut Deadline

Saturday, August 7:
 Japanese lunch in Little Tokyo
Photo Tour at Japanese American Museum
Awards Ceremony (all)
Closing Party (all)

Sunday, August 8:
 Dim sum in Chinatown

More info on registration: http://www.aaja.org/programs/AAJA_National_Convention/registration

Photojournalism schedule an more info about the convention: https://www.aajaphoto.org/

Paul Sakuma
AAJA Photo
psakuma@aol.com
www.aajaphoto.org

Call for Photos/Videos: Honoring Our Pioneers

For the first time, AAJA is honoring its founders and recognizing Asian American pioneer journalists at this year’s Opening Reception with an “honor roll” for relevant convention materials.

For the first time, AAJA is honoring its founders and recognizing Asian American pioneer journalists at this year’s Opening Reception with an “honor roll” for relevant convention materials. We invite you to submit still images and/or video clips for our archives and possible use for convention and future programs. Submit any of the following to the mailing address indicated below or aajapioneers@gmail.com by Monday, May 31:

Photos:

All photos must include permission for use and proper accreditation

Only photos dating only up to 1975

Send photo CDs to: Attn: Annabelle A. Udo-O’Malley, AAJA, 1182 Market Street, Suite 320, San Francisco, CA 94102

Videos:
Video should include permission for use and include proper accreditation

Format must be as follows or it will not be used: Quicktime or MPEG-4 preferred sent via www.YouSendIt.com or mailed on USB Memory cards, Flash drives, or as a DATA file on a DVD.

No VHS or tape based

Send videos to: Attn: Suzanne Joe Kai (AAJA-LA Board member), c/o StudioLA.TV, 220 Newport Center Drive, #11-88, Newport Beach, CA 92660

For more information contact events@aaja.org

Call for prints for AAJA Silent Photo Auction in Los Angeles

Can you donate 1-2 photos that are 11×14 size prints for the AAJA Silent Photo Auction in Los Angeles in August. 100 per cent of proceeds go to photo scholarships.

Every year about $5,000 to $8,000 is raised every year from these Silent Photo Auctions that go directly into the pockets of future student photojournalists.

Dear AAJA photojournalists,

Can you donate 1-2 photos that are 11×14 size prints for the AAJA Silent Photo Auction in Los Angeles in August. 100 per cent of proceeds go to photo scholarships.

Every year about $5,000 to $8,000 is raised every year from these Silent Photo Auctions that go directly into the pockets of future student photojournalists.

The deadline for submission is Tuesday, June 1.

Printing & Mailing Instruction:
1. Actual image size must be exactly 10.5 x 13.5 inches. Anything larger than this dimension will need to be cut to fit the frame size. Selected prints will be matted in 16” x 20” frame.
2. Please sign your autograph on the lower right corner of image with a silver metallic pen in dark areas and a black pen in lighter areas.
3. Include basic caption information of when and where you took the photo and description of photo on separate paper.
4. Enclose your name, affiliation, address, phone number and email address.
5. Do not send CD or email photo.
6. When mailing and packaging, corrugated cardboards are suggested to keep print(s) from bending. Large mailing tube don’t seem to work that well. Smaller mailing tubes work out best.
7. Please send your print(s) to:

Expedi Printing
ATTN: Corky Lee
1300 Metropolitan Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11237

Print sold for personal use only. No reproduction rights are granted or should be assumed.

New York freelance photographer, Corky Lee will be our curator for the auction and photo exhibit. For questions, you can contact Corky at: corky@expedi.com

Thank you for helping out future Asian American photojournalists.

Paul Sakuma
AAJA Photo
psakuma@aol.com
www.aajaphoto.org
facebook: aajaphoto
twitter: @aajaphoto

Call for prints for AAJA Silent Auction

Dear AAJA photojournalists,

Can you donate 1-2 photos that are 11×14 size prints for the AAJA Silent Photo Auction in Los Angeles in August. 100 per cent of proceeds go to photo scholarships.

Every year about $5,000 to $8,000 is raised every year from these Silent Photo Auctions that go directly into the pockets of future student photojournalists.

The deadline for submission is Tuesday, June 1.

Printing & Mailing Instruction:
1. Actual image size must be exactly 10.5 x 13.5 inches. Anything larger than this dimension will need to be cut to fit the frame size. Selected prints will be matted in 16” x 20” frame.
2. Please sign your autograph on the lower right corner of image with a silver metallic pen in dark areas and a black pen in lighter areas.
3. Include basic caption information of when and where you took the photo and description of photo on separate paper.
4. Enclose your name, affiliation, address, phone number and email address.
5. Do not send CD or email photo.
6. When mailing and packaging, corrugated cardboards are suggested to keep print(s) from bending. Large mailing tube don’t seem to work that well. Smaller mailing tubes work out best.
7. Please send your print(s) to:
Expedi Printing
ATTN: Corky Lee
1300 Metropolitan Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11237

Print sold for personal use only. No reproduction rights are granted or should be assumed.

New York freelance photographer, Corky Lee will be our curator for the auction and photo exhibit. For questions, you can contact Corky at: corky@expedi.com

Thank you for helping out future Asian American photojournalists.

Paul Sakuma
AAJA Photo
psakuma@aol.com
www.aajaphoto.org
facebook: @aajaphoto

Barry Wong photographs displayed at Seattle City Hall exhibition

Barry Wong’s still-life photographs – often centered around food and the essence of an ingredient – are from a series inspired by his memories and experiences as a Chinese-American. Wong has received numerous awards as a documentary photographer at The Seattle Times and was a finalist for a team Pulitzer Prize in photography.

‘American/Asian: A Tale of New Cultures’ examines cultural identity of Asian-Pacific Americans in the Northwest

SEATTLE— Heritage, identity, history, memory, coexistence and freedom are just a few of the themes investigated in the exhibition “American/Asian: A Tale of New Cultures” on view April 15 through June 14 at City Hall.

Curated by ArtXchange Gallery, the exhibition presents works by 14 regional artists who explore their identity as Asian-Pacific Americans in thePacific Northwest. The artworks include mixed media, painting, photography, encaustic and scroll cut wood sculpture.

“American/Asian: A Tale of New Cultures” is on display in the City Hall Lobby Gallery and Anne Focke Gallery (located on the L-2 level of City Hall), 600 Fourth Ave.. Gallery hours are 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Friday. For more information, call (206) 684-7171 or visitwww.seattle.gov/arts. Meet the artists at a reception, 4 to 6 p.m., Thursday, April 22 at City Hall.

The exhibition features artworks by MalPina Chan, Carina A. del Rosario, Deborah Kapoor, Chiyo Sanada with Barbara McConkey, June Sekiguchi, Arun Sharma, William Song, Joseph Songco, Jonathan Wakuda Fischer, Barry Wong, Dean Wong, Frederic Wong, and Mia Yoshihara-Bradshaw.

Shiso Leaves

Barry Wong’s still-life photographs – often centered around food and the essence of an ingredient – are from a series inspired by his memories and experiences as a Chinese-American. Wong has received numerous awards as a documentary photographer at The Seattle Times and was a finalist for a team Pulitzer Prize in photography.

Jonathan Wakuda Fischer’s paintings use contemporary urban graffiti techniques, such as spray paint and stencils, to reference the ancient art of ukiyo-e, or Japanese woodblock printing.

Chiyo Sanada’s works preserve the art of “shodo” (Japanese calligraphy). Sanada graduated from Hiroshima Bunkyo Women’s University inHiroshima, Japan, with a degree in Japanese and Chinese calligraphy. She now creates and teaches calligraphy in the Pacific Northwest.

The Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs promotes the value of arts and culture in communities throughout Seattle. The 16-member Seattle Arts Commission, citizen volunteers appointed by the mayor and City Council, supports the city agency.

Asian American photographers take home awards

Dear AAJA Photo Community,

List of Asian American photographers who won in:
White House News Photographers Association
Greater Los Angeles Press Photographers Association
San Francisco Bay Area Press Photographers Association

White House News Photographers Association’s The Eyes of History 2010 Contest:

First Place – Portrait/Personality
Charlie Dharapak /Associated Press

Award of Excellence – Presidential
Charlie Dharapak/Associated Press

Third Place – Insiders Washington
Khue Bui/Contributing Photographer for Newsweek

Award of Excellence – On Capitol Hill
Alex Wong/Getty Images

Political News Photo of the Year
Alex Wong/Getty Images

New Media
Third place: Ben de la Cruz, Washington Post

more info,
http://www.whnpa.org

Press Photographers of Greater Los Angeles Competition:

Animal Video:
2nd Myung Chun – Los Angeles Times, On the Buffalo Trail
3rd Myung Chun – Los Angeles Times, Westminster Dog Show

Multi Camera Video:
1st Myung Chun, Los Angeles Times, Last for One

Feature Video:
3rd Myung Chun, Los Angeles Times, Theatrical Food

In Depth Video:
2nd Myung Chun, Los Angeles Times, The Last Cowboy

General News Video:
2nd Myung Chun, Los Angeles Times, Remote Area Medical

Newspaper Animal Photography:
2nd: Stan Lim, Riverside Press Enterprise, The Hunt

Newspaper Portrait Photography:
1st: Stan Lim, Riverside Press Enterprise, He’s Superior

Newspaper Fire Photography:
3rd: Watchara Phomicinda, freelance, Water Drop

Newspaper Feature Photography:
Honorable Mention: Ed Crisostomo, Riverside Press Enterprise, Glides

Newspaper Music and Performing Arts Photography:
3rd: Ringo Chiu, freelance, The Los Angeles Master Chorale
2nd: Ed Crisostomo Riverside Press Enterprise, Just an Illusion

Newspaper Photo Essay
2nd: Stan Lim, Riverside Press Enterprise, Bringing Michael Home

Best Newspaper Los Angeles Dodgers Photography:
1st: Ringo Chiu, freelance, Tommy Lasorda

More info,
www.ppagla.org

San Francisco Bay Area Press Photographers Association Competition:

Student Photographer of the Year:
1st place: Adam Lau, San Francisco State University

Spot News Photography:
1st place: Clifford Oto, The (Stockton) Record, “Rooftop Arrest”

General News:
2nd place: Ariel Zambelich, freelance, “Tent City Couple”

Features Photography:
2nd place: Karna Kurata, freelance, “Scraper Bikes”

News Picture Story:
3rd place: Ariel Zambelich, freelance, “No Place To Call Home”

Feature Picture Story
1st place: Ariel Zambelich, freelance, “I’ll Be A Beautiful Girl”
2nd place: Andri Tambunan, freelance, “Gianyar Orphanage”
3rd place: Lianne Milton, freelance, “Rebuilding Cambodia”

News Video Spot News Photography:
3rd Place: Da Lin, KRON, “Sandra Cantu Arrest”

News Video Journalist – On Deadline:
1st place: Da Lin, KRON, “Oakland Manhunt”

More info,
www.sfbappa.org

posted by,
Paul Sakuma
AAJA Photo
psakuma@aol.com

Early registration for 2010 Convention ends Friday (April 16)

Dear AAJA photographers, photo students, photo editors,

1. Early registration for the national convention ends on Friday, April 16. After that date, registration will go up between $10 to $75. See chart below.

2. We’re hoping to get a big photo group together for a free dinner cruise on Thursday during the convention. See details below.

3. Please let me know if you are planning to come to the AAJA convention. There are several plans catered just for the AAJA photo community during the convention.

  • Multimedia Workshop
  • PhotoShootOut
  • Photo Silent Auction
  • Japanese American Museum tour with Stan Honda
  • Japanese lunch – off site
  • Dim Sum lunch – off site
  • Vancouver Olympics photography
  • Haiti Earthquake

More info on convention:
www.aajaphoto.org
www.aaja.org
Facebook: AAJA Photo

THURSDAY, AUGUST 5 | STAY TUNED FOR DETAILS

Going to the Los Angeles convention? The Port of Long Beach, one of the busiest and most scenic seaports in the world, would like to welcome AAJA Convention attendees with a complimentary cruise of the Long Beach Harbor and dinner. The two-hour tour will offer a unique glimpse into global trade and the port that handles nearly a quarter of all containers moving through West Coast ports. Enjoy the beautiful Long Beach skyline, see the historic Queen Mary and soak in the Southern California summer. Transportation will be provided from and to the convention hotel. The Port of Long Beach is generously donating this cruise but we hope that you will consider a suggested donation of $20 per person which will go towards AAJA-Los Angeles scholarships and programs. The cruise is only available to the first 100 people who RSVP by July 16. All others will be put on a waiting list and will be notified if there are cancellations.

  • RSVP: yi@polb.com with subject line: “AAJA/Long Beach Cruise”
  • Make checks payable to: “AAJA” with memo: “Long Beach Cruise”
  • Mail to: Daniel Yi, Port of Long Beach, 925 Harbor Plaza,Long Beach, CA 90802
  • Donations will be returned in the event of a cancellation.