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Orange Public Library and History Center (Main Library)
Sat, Sep 26 @ 2:30 pm
Sun, Sep 27 @ 3:00 pm
CSUF – College of the Arts Galleries
Mon, Sep 28 @ 11:00 am
Tue, Sep 29 @ 11:00 am
Wed, Sep 30 @ 11:00 am
Thu, Oct 1 @ 11:00 am
Sep 26, 2026 Orange Public Library and History Center (Main Library)
Explore the mysteries of the afterlife! Sisters in Crime Orange County presents Jennifer Rose, a real-life professional medium who has conducted readings involving murder cases—including connecting with Gabby Petito for a magazine feature. Rose will explain mediumship, the afterlife, and physical…
Sep 26, 2026 Campus JAX
From crowded clubs to the largest stages of Southern California and beyond, The Reflexx continue to passionately perform the greatest hits of classic alternative. Their set list ranges from the mega hits of Depeche Mode, Tears For Fears, Duran Duran, The Cure, and INXS to hit singles like "The…
Sep 27, 2026 Campus JAX
What do you get when you mix an international Doo Wop band with the Duchess of R&B - and a shot of boogie woogie? Angela Tini's Rhythm Romp IV, coming to a cabaret near you. It's a jump blues birthday dance Angela has planned for nearly a year, and the lineup is precious: It stars the sensational…
Sep 27, 2026 Oak Knoll Park
Cypress is turning 70… and you’re invited to the celebration. Join us as we celebrate 70 years of community, tradition, and hometown pride at the Cypress Community Festival. Whether you’re a lifelong resident, new to the neighborhood, or just looking for a fun day with family and friends, this is…
Sep 27, 2026 Bowers Museum
Join Ryman Arts for a special afternoon celebrating the legacy of artist and designer Herbert D. Ryman, whose vision helped bring Disneyland to life and whose commitment to mentorship continues to inspire generations of young artists. Together, the screening and conversation will honor the…
Sep 28, 2026 - Dec 07, 2026 Arts & Learning Conservatory
Step into the spotlight and discover the magic of musical theatre! In this exciting and imaginative class, young performers will explore the fundamentals of acting, singing, and movement while bringing a brand-new mini production to life. Through engaging theatre games, creative storytelling…
Sep 28, 2026 - May 07, 2027 CSUF – College of the Arts Galleries
Tom LaDuke: slowly, the song goes On view: September 26, 2026 – May 7, 2027 Public Reception: Saturday, September 26, 1:00 – 4:00 PM College of the Arts Galleries (Visual Arts, Bldg. G) Free and open to the public The College of the Arts Galleries at California State University, Fullerton…
Sep 29, 2026 - Dec 12, 2026 Arts & Learning Conservatory
This class is perfect for students who are eager to explore what acting is all about. Actors will foster their creativity, build confidence, and learn fundamental theatre skills in a fun and supportive environment. Through a series of interactive games, exercises, and improvisation activities…
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