In 1992, Gary Wiskigeamatyuk joined Knott’s Indian Trails, then a multi-million dollar two-acre area dedicated to Native American song, dance, storytelling and culture.
Segerstrom Center for the Arts' inaugural All Abilities Conference opens a conversation about inclusion, belonging and opportunities in the performing arts.
Alfred Hitchcock probably never imagined his 1935 spy thriller “The 39 Steps” performed by four actors armed with a handful of trunks, chairs and ladders. But that’s exactly what audiences can expect ...
After a six-year hiatus, the immersive theater company returns for the Halloween season with two productions at Anaheim’s Chance Theater.
With Metrolink fully invested in rebranding from a commuter rail network into something closer to a true regional rail system emphasizing leisure travel, it may seem odd that one of its most appealing ...
When Saddleback College Chicanx/Latinx studies professor Jose Lumbreras asked his students in the fall semester of 2023 to conduct oral histories of people from the Latino community, the assignment ...
From June 27 through July 6, cities across the county will light up with parades, fun runs, carnivals, patriotic concerts, harbor cruises, pub crawls, slip-and-slides, community picnics, and of course ...
The Segerstrom Center for the Arts’ 2026-27 Broadway series, announced today, includes six Orange County premieres among its 11 musicals that will be presented during the Costa Mesa venue’s ...
The Philharmonic Society of Orange County’s 2026-27 season, announced today, includes plenty of familiar names, a generous amount of unusual world music, a salute to the masters of musical minimalism ...
From the longtime favorite Honda-Ya in Tustin to reinvented and newer restaurants in Huntington Beach and Anaheim, food critic Edwin Goei explores Orange County's evolving izakaya scene.
From a world premiere to action sports and marine life documentaries, celebrations of culture, cooking, art and more – all in the form of inspiring features and creative shorts – Orange County’s film ...
It began as a dream that quickly went bust. While San Clemente has recovered admirably and is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year, for anyone trying to reach it – or pass through it – by rail, ...