Saturday, May 22 Ooh La La Boutique reopens its newly renovated Long Beach store at 134 E. Park Ave.; 516-431-4070. There’s a preview party, 4-8 p.m. Friday, May 21; first 50 guests get a gift with their purchase. &nbsp;

Saturday, May 22 Ooh La La Boutique reopens its newly renovated Long Beach store at 134 E. Park Ave.; 516-431-4070. There’s a preview party, 4-8 p.m. Friday, May 21; first 50 guests get a gift with their purchase.

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