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Board Directors 2017-2018
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Taste of Cambodia Town with Long Beach Mayor Robert Garcia
Congrats to Sophy’s Resturant with your segment on Go Long Beach with our Mayor Robert Garcia! Recipes passed down through generations, a family-oriented atmosphere, and delicious authentic Cambodian food, Sophy’s Restaurant is a Long Beach favorite! Sophy’s Resturant 3240 E Pacific Coast Hwy, Long Beach, CA 90804
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Cambodia Town Neighborhood Association: Keep Cambodia Town Clean & Safe
This morning, Cambodia Town, Inc. board of directors and volunteers of Cambodia Town Neighborhood Association participated in the clean-up on Anaheim Street from Junipero Ave. to Cherry Ave. We want to keep Cambodia Town clean and safe!
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11th Anniversary Celebration of Cambodia Town
We celebrated the 11th Anniversary of the Official Designation of Cambodia Town Business and Cultural District. Cambodia Town, Inc. also surprised Councilman Dee Andrews for his birthday at La Lune Thmey Restaurant. We would also like to express gratitude to our elected representatives and community partners for participating in the 11th Anniversary Celebration of Cambodia Town: Dee Andrews – Vice-Mayor and councilmember for District 6 Daryl Supernaw – Councilmember for District 4 Roberto Uranga – Councilmember for District 7 Alan Lowenthal – Representative for Congressional District 47 Dr. Felton Williams – Member of Long Beach Unified School District 2 Bonnie Lowenthal (retired) – California State Assembly District 70 Evan Braude…
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Mayor’s Go Long Beach Tour
A roundtable discussion was hosted by Mayor Robert Garcia at Dara Restaurant in MidTown BID, Cambodia Town District of Long Beach. It was part of the Mayor’s Go Long Beach Tour to inform the community about his works and future plans within the business corridor along Anaheim Street. Mayor Robert Garcia invited those in attendance to express concerns.
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4th Annual Asian Pacific Islander and Heritage Month
The 4th Annual Asian And Heritage Month were celebrated in the City of Garden Grove. It was so nice to see Southern California Edison recognizing the contributions made by API Community. Representatives of Cambodia Town, Cambodia Women Business Federation, Cambodian-American Chamber of Commerce, Pacific Asian Counseling Services, Wahoo Taco and Vietnamese Community with President of SCE and Councilwoman of Garden Grove.
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City Council Asian & Pacific Islander – American Heritage Month
Cambodia Town along with other representatives from Cambodian Organizations and Pacific Asian Counseling Services attended the 4th Annual Celebration of Asian & Pacific Islander – American Heritage Month Co-hosted by Councilwoman Lena Gonzalez and Councilman Al Austin at the City Hall of Long Beach.
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Happy New Year, “Year of the Dog,” from Cambodia Town – Long Beach
The opening ceremony “boungsoung” officially starts the 10th Annual Cambodia Town Culture Festival in Cambodia Town Dist. – the City of Long Beach. The Star-Spangled Banner by Soup Pha at the Cambodia Town Culture Festival on April 8th, 2018. Soup Pha will be performing this Saturday, April 21st, 2018 at the Khmer New Year at El Dorado Park, Area III in Long Beach, CA. Ted Ngoy “The Donut King” Interview by Isabelle Cheam at Cambodia Town Culture Festival on April 8th, 2018.
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City Council Appreciation Speech
Members of Cambodia Town Inc. and Cambodia Women Business Federation attended the Long Beach City Council Meeting to thank Councilman Daryl Supernaw and Councilman Dee Andrews for being our Co-hosted for the 10th Annual Cambodia Town Culture Festival to be held on Sunday, April 8th. We are also taking the opportunity to invite all elected officials, City Staffs and audiences to the festival on Sunday.
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Let’s Talk Port Event
Mr. Mario Cordero is our long time friend and he serves as the Executive Director of the Port of Long Beach. The Let’s Talk Port Event focuses on updating the Port Master Plan, which guides development and land usage. It also gives the community the opportunity to have a voice providing input on future port developments. The Long Beach Port is the second largest port in the North America.
