‘The Book of Will’ at Begins And Ends With A & Curtis Theatre
Celebration of Shakespeare’s Friendship and Legacy
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Chewie Garcia Isn’t Just Running a Haunted House, He’s Building a Community
The Santa Ana native’s year-round attraction, Eulogy Collective, is becoming a GardenWalk fixture and a creative home for local teens.
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OC Pride Events 2026: Your Guide to Festivals, Parades and Nightlife All Month Long
From Disneyland After Dark to the OC Pride Festival in Santa Ana, here’s your guide to LGBTQ+ celebrations across Orange County this June.
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Summer 2026 in Orange County: The Arts and Culture Events Worth Your Time and Money
Big acts, local gems and everything in between – the Culture OC team’s picks for theater, dance, visual arts, music, food and free outdoor events this summer.
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Dig Into a Feast of Flavors at Local Night Markets This Summer
Orange County features several foodie festivals with diverse dishes, entertainment and more through the coming months.
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Pacific Symphony Asks What America Means – in Music, Images, and History
Two West Coast premieres anchor the orchestra’s America at 250 series, including works by Pulitzer Prize winner Raven Chacon and Southern California collaborators Peter Boyer and Joe Sohm.
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John Alexander Returns to the Podium with the Pacific Chorale
After insisting his 2017 retirement performance would be his last, the longtime music director comes back for a concert filled with works that hold profound personal meaning.
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‘The Spitfire Grill’ at American Coast Theatre Company
A diner, a wide-open road, and a story that proves even the smallest places can hold the biggest hearts.
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A Restaurant in Newport Beach Celebrates 100 Years of History, Hospitality and Community
From its origins as the iconic Arches in 1926 to its modern incarnation as A Restaurant, the landmark location has remained a gathering place for generations.
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Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra Performs a Hum-drum Mozart and a Delightful ‘Mozartiana’
REVIEW: An uneven evening sees LACO falter in Mozart but recover with a lively “Mozartiana” and a thoughtful new work by Christopher Cerrone.
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