Tranquility and wisdom in Long Beach, California

Welcome to the Long Beach Buddhist Church, a serene place of worship located at 2360 Santa Fe Avenue, Long Beach, California. Our church is a vibrant community dedicated to the practice and teachings of Buddhism, offering a peaceful sanctuary for meditation, reflection, and spiritual growth. We warmly invite individuals from all walks of life to join us in exploring the path of mindfulness, compassion, and wisdom. Our diverse programs include regular meditation sessions, Dharma talks, and cultural events designed to enrich your spiritual journey and foster a sense of community. Whether you are new to Buddhism or a seasoned practitioner, the Long Beach Buddhist Church is here to support and guide you on your path. Come visit us and experience the tranquility and harmony that our sacred space provides.

Welcome to Khemara Buddhikarama Temple, a serene sanctuary located in the heart of Long Beach, California. Situated at 2100 West Willow Street, our temple serves as a spiritual haven for those seeking peace, reflection, and a deeper connection to Buddhist teachings. As a vibrant place of worship, Khemara Buddhikarama Temple is dedicated to fostering a sense of community, offering a welcoming environment for both practitioners and visitors alike. Our temple is a cornerstone for cultural and spiritual gatherings, where individuals can participate in meditation sessions, Buddhist ceremonies, and community events that celebrate Cambodian heritage and Buddhist traditions. Whether you are a lifelong practitioner or new to the teachings of Buddhism, we invite you to explore the tranquility and wisdom that Khemara Buddhikarama Temple has to offer.

Welcome to the Bangla-America Buddhist Fellowship (Sambodhi Vihara), a serene place of worship nestled in the heart of Long Beach, California. Located at 1805 Locust Avenue, our fellowship serves as a spiritual sanctuary for individuals seeking peace, enlightenment, and community connection. At Sambodhi Vihara, we embrace the teachings of Buddhism and offer a welcoming environment for practitioners of all levels. Our mission is to promote mindfulness, compassion, and harmony through various spiritual practices and community activities.

Welcome to Dennis Williams Greenway Park Nestled alongside Second Street between E. Marina Drive and Alamitos Bay in Long Beach, California, the Dennis Williams Greenway Park offers a serene escape in the heart of the city. This charming .71-acre park is named in honor of Dennis Williams, a beloved former Marine Maintenance Storekeeper, whose legacy continues to inspire those who visit.