Santa Ana’s Monthly Cumbia DJ Spinfest Brings Dancers and Memories
Since 2021, Ritmo Santanero has taken over an alley in Santa Ana for its residency with Mission Bar on the first Saturday of every month.
Cynthia Rebolledo
Contributing Writer
Stories by Cynthia Rebolledo
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Since 2021, Ritmo Santanero has taken over an alley in Santa Ana for its residency with Mission Bar on the first Saturday of every month.
Paintings of four local women recognize their courage, leadership and commitment to the community.
Experience the history of Relámpago del Cielo through its garments over five decades.
Tamales in Orange County live everywhere – in neighborhood kitchens, longtime restaurants, food trucks and street festivals that draw thousands. Here’s your roadmap to the institutions, regional specialties and December tamal blowouts that define the season.
The exhibition, “Lowrider Culture in the United States / Cultura Lowrider en los Estados Unidos,” highlights lowrider culture and iconography while documenting its styles in the U.S.
The fourth annual festival promises a free, family-friendly day full of music, cars, food and community on Aug. 24 at Centennial Park.
To help the community during this time of heightened immigration enforcement, local bands, writers, artists, elected officials, community members and businesses are coming together monthly to raise funds for the Orange County Rapid Response Network.
Breath of Fire has served as an incubator for voices that have been historically excluded in theater and on the stage, both in Orange County and beyond.
The family-owned restaurants have won Michelin’s Bib Gourmand and KCRW’s Golden Tortilla in Gustavo’s Great Tortilla Tournament.
The student-led Latinx Voices journal seeks to amplify the intersectional voices of Latinx students on campus and in the community.
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