Bernie Pearl Trio LIVE

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AN AFTERNOON OF LEGENDARY BLUES UNDER THE PEPPERTREES 🎶 There's something magical about live blues on a Sunday afternoon—especially when it's performed in the beautiful gardens of one of Long Beach's most treasured historic homes. Join Long Beach Heritage and The Bembridge House for an unforgettable outdoor concert featuring legendary blues artist Bernie Pearl, performing live in Peppertree Court. Bring a friend, settle beneath the canopy of our historic pepper trees, and enjoy an intimate performance from one of Southern California's most celebrated blues musicians. With decades of unforgettable performances and a career woven into the fabric of the region's blues history, 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. Sunday, October 4 2:00–4:00 PM Peppertree Court at The Bembridge House 953 N. Park Circle, Long Beach Tickets • $40 Long Beach Heritage Members • $45 Community Admission Seating is limited, so reserve your spot early. Parking Information Parking in the surrounding neighborhood can be limited. We kindly encourage the use of rideshare, carpooling, walking, or biking whenever possible. There is a parking lot located a block away at 931 Daisy, entrance is in the alley. $12 paid by pre-order or cash or Zelle at the gate. Tickets Available Here Great music deserves a great setting—and there's no better place to spend a Sunday afternoon than under the pepper trees at The Bembridge House. Run Of Show First Set– Bernie Pearl Solo Bernie Pearl opens the evening performing solo. Throughout the set, Bernie shares the stories, history, and inspiration behind the songs, creating an intimate audience experience. Trio Performance Bernie welcomes Elizabeth Hangan and Albert Trepagnier Jr.…

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