Music Restored Celebrates the Work of Composers the Nazis Tried to Erase
A chance discovery set celebrated conductor James Conlon on a 25-year mission to restore unjustly neglected music.
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Blimp Hangars, a Spectrum Spectacle and Orange County’s Most Notorious Tradition
Tustin, Irvine and Laguna Niguel/Mission Viejo Metrolink stations don’t have it all, but they have a lot to see and do in the surrounding areas.
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South Coast Repertory Announces New Production of ‘A Christmas Carol’
Pulitzer-nominated playwright Amy Freed, an SCR favorite, will write the adaptation, which may debut in 2028.
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Keeping It Local: Holiday Shopping With an Orange County Focus
Co-op stores, pop-up markets and independent boutiques make it easy to support local makers and businesses this season.
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South Coast Repertory & UC Irvine’s Claire Trevor School of the Arts Launch Pilot Program for Emerging Artists
‘The Next Stage’ Places UCI’s Drama Students Into SCR’s Professional Environment, Providing Real-World Experience, Mentorship and More
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Wrapped in Tradition: Where to Find Orange County’s Best Tamales This Season
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.
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Culture OC’s Joel Beers and Timothy Mangan Receive National Arts & Entertainment Journalism Awards
Joel Beers and Timothy Mangan, contributing writers to Culture OC, each earned 3rd place honors at the Los Angeles Press Club’s 1sth annual National Arts & Entertainment Journalism Awards ceremony,…
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Kathryn Kanjo to Lead UC Irvine Langson Orange County Museum of Art
The experienced administrator has held appointments at other significant California museums.
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Calming Chords Help Soothe Local Cats and Canines
Wild Tunes nonprofit encourages musicians to play for homeless pets at animal shelters including one in Mission Viejo.
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Two New Exhibits at Irvine Fine Arts Center Span Themes of Love, Loss and Labor
Alisa Ochoa’s intimate solo exhibition ‘Splinters’ and the wide-ranging group show ‘Swing Shift’ explore loss, devotion, routine and the many visible and invisible forms of labor, through Jan. 17.
