Makersville-Long Beach

Description: This was a double track racing wooden roller coaster at the historic Long Beach Pike. It was well loved and many people have fond memories of the Cyclone Racer. This is the work of artist Rafael Navarro.

Description: Artist: Jeremiah Hawthorne

Description: Artist: Nathan Rasor

Description: Artist: Olivia Ramirez

Description: Artist: Caroline Lee

Description: Artists: HeidiKim - Eunjin Suh

Description: Artist: Lucas Rodriguez

Description: Artist: Keira Donovan

Description: Artist: Lilianna Fischer

Description: Artist: Celeste Urias

Description: Artist: Jasmine Durauer

Description: Artist: Katherine Garcia_Pencil and Color Pencil_Age11

Description: Artist: Chloe Villanueva

Description: Artist: Dylan Tim Tim

Description: Artist: Keanu Kubo

Description: Author: Havi Viltz

Description: Artist: Nita Patel

Description: Photographer: Vivian Rodriguez

Description: Artist: Anika Sorenson

Description: Photographer: Nathan Greeno

Description: Artist: Elena Podkorytova

Description: Artist: Samira Tucker

Description: Photographer/Artist: Noah Martinez

Description: Artist: Nicholas Ramirez

Description: Artist: Amy Martinez

Description: McKenzie Rowe

Description: Shelby Guevara

Description: Artist: Davis Luo

Description: Favre Smith

Description: McKenzie Rowe, Photographer

Description: This design is a digital model created for Squigglemom, Trish Tsoiasue by Chris Wight.

Description: Elmer McCurdy's mummified body sat at Long Beach Pike, inside the Laff in the Dark Ride.

Description: Laffing Sal sat atop the Laff in the Dark Ride

Description: The Cyclone Racer was known to be The Worlds' Greatest Ride. This piece of art was interpreted by Emmy award winning artist, Rafael Navarro. It was sa racing roller coaster that was placed on the Long Beach Pike.

Description: The Entrance to the Pike - On the north side of Ocean Blvd. It led to a tunnel under the street, called Jergins Tunnel. The entrance was closed off, but the tunnel remains. It is planned that it will be turned into a speakeasy when a new hotel is built. By artist Rafael Navarro, creator of Sonambulo.

Description: Artist Moira F. for the Lunar New Year Art book. Artist Statement: "I was inspired to create this work because of tradition of the Chinese lantern festival and the significance of the snake as the animal of the 2025 year. I've been enlightened by the historical purpose and values that are displayed in different events. I mimicked an art style I used last year in my artwork "The wandering rabbit", displayed in the JCC for a youth art contest and implied it into this work."