Looking Forward and Back with MASA as It Wraps Its 10th Anniversary Year
Media Arts Santa Ana, a digital media arts organization, focuses on providing a creative space, programs and events for individuals of all ages.
Kristina M. Garcia
Contributing Writer
Kristina M. Garcia found her love for journalism at her local high school newspaper. From there, she strived to find her voice and fine-tune her writing, specializing in Latino communities, arts and culture. Garcia has worked for The Daily Titan, Cal State Fullerton's student-run newspaper. Garcia focuses on stories that resonate with the community. In 2022, Garcia interned at the Los Angeles Times.
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Media Arts Santa Ana, a digital media arts organization, focuses on providing a creative space, programs and events for individuals of all ages.
As Juneteenth meets America’s 250th anniversary, the Arts & Learning Conservatory’s “Gospel Voices of OC” explores Black resilience and innovation in a one-night-only show at the Irvine Barclay Theatre on June 27.
The 17th Annual Choral Festival returns to the Renée and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall on Sunday for a free performance that puts the community in the spotlight with a 190-person community choir.
The production by Arts & Learning Conservatory at Musco Center for the Arts is one of several events acknowledging our newest national holiday.
Newport Beach’s Choral Arts Initiative nears its season’s end on Sunday with its performance of ‘Transformation,’ featuring Gabriel Jackson’s ‘Exile Meditations’ and Anne Dudley’s ‘One Touch of Nature.’
Every year on St. Joseph’s Day, March 19, San Juan Capistrano celebrates the cliff swallows return from Argentina with its annual celebration.
The Year of the Snake symbolizes growth, wisdom and transformation. Here are some details on the major gatherings in O.C.
Orange County has a number of events to celebrate a day of service for Martin Luther King Jr. Day and a month of learning for Black History Month.
If you are on the hunt for something to do this weekend, there’s no shortage of events to make this spooky season memorable. As we reach the end of October,…
Consider spending the weekend with family soaking up literary and performing arts at these two festivals in Santa Ana: the Boca de Oro Festival on Saturday and LibroMobile’s Literary Arts…
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