ARTS & CULTURE ARTS & CULTURE CULTURE » Pageant of the Masters Still Hoping Ticketholders Will Let it Slide Pandemic Forces Another Holiday to Go Virtual: Observing Rosh Hashanah from a Distance A Celebration of Mexican Independence Through a Santanero Lens Orange County Writers of Color Rise to the Moment Vietnamese American Violinist is a Proud Mariachi Musician Muckenthaler Cultural Center Finds a Way to Thrive During the Pandemic Muslims in Orange County Adjust Eid Traditions to Adapt to the Coronavirus Pandemic Renaming Historic Sites Continues to Ignite Debate in Orange County Orange County Offers Creative Alternatives to Fourth of July Celebrations Amid Coronavirus Santa Ana Arts Collective, a New Community for Artists, is Ready for Occupancy DANCE » National Choreographer’s Initiative Goes Dark for the First Time in 17 Years How the Local Dance Scene Might Change in the Decade Ahead Hip Hop Culture Hits the Streets in Santa Ana American Ballet Theatre Takes Us to Ancient Greece in ‘Of Love and Rage’ After Living Her Dream, Dancer Danica Paulos Plans to Photograph the World ABT’s ‘Of Love and Rage’ Will Receive Its World Premiere at Segerstrom Skylar Campbell To Premiere His New Dance Group In Orange County Mariinsky Keeps the Vision of Classical Ballet Alive, Bringing ‘La Bayadère’ to Segerstrom Center Laguna Dance Festival Moves to Irvine. Temporarily, Maybe Choreographers Get Lab Time to Experiment Without Restrictions FOOD » Panoringan: Chef Cao of Burnt Crumbs Competes on ‘Chopped’; plus, O.C. Restaurant Week Recs Panoringan: Honoring Labor Day with Stories From Frontline Service Workers Barclay and Bayside are Serving Up a Weekly Jazz Lunch Panoringan: Barbecue Basics from Seasoned Pros, Plus Family-Friendly Meal Kits from OC Eateries Panoringan: OC’s New Brunch Scene Is What Locals Are Craving Panoringan: Orange County Bartenders Cabinet’s Perspective of Coronavirus Panoringan: 10 Great Spots for Dining Al Fresco in Orange County Panoringan: Vagabond Food Truck and Uprising O.C. Launch During Lockdown Panoringan: How Does A Restaurant Like Bosscat Keep Going During a Pandemic and Protests? Panoringan: The Brave New World of Restaurant Dining. How Was the First Week of Service? MUSIC » Pacific Chorale Dips Its Toe Back into Performing with a Soothing Psalm for COVID Times Pacific Symphony Strives to Reimagine Programming as it Postpones 2020-21 Season How the Pandemic Made UCI Composer Michael Dessen’s World Go Zoom Barclay and Bayside are Serving Up a Weekly Jazz Lunch Vietnamese American Violinist is a Proud Mariachi Musician What Do Local Performing Artists Do While They Wait to Get Back Onstage? Pacific Chorale Releases a New Recording of Works by Tarik O’Regan Online Raves: Orange County EDM DJs Reach New Audiences From Home No Hall? No Problem! Pacific Symphony Doubles Down on Online Presence Coronavirus Conditions Make Us Rethink Classical Music for Decade Ahead THEATER » Stages Theatre, a Mainstay for 28 Years on the Local Theater Scene, Closes Its Doors Costa Mesa Youth Theater Decides the Show Must Go On, Even During the Coronavirus Pandemic What Do Local Performing Artists Do While They Wait to Get Back Onstage? Newport Theatre Arts Center: Not Your Typical Community Theater Newport Theatre Arts Center: Production History Through 2020 Hodgins: Theaters Determined to Recreate Magic Online, Is It Worth the Effort? South Coast Repertory Announces New Season, Tries to Salvage Current One Rita Rudner and Paul Rodriguez Add Humor and Star Power to Laguna’s ‘Barefoot in the Park’ The Intriguing Personality – and Story – Behind ‘100 Heartbreaks’ Shakespeare OC Announces Its Demise VISUAL ARTS » Orange County Museums Reopen with Precautions, Yet Some Stay Closed Orange County Museums Eye Reopening But Remain Cautious Muckenthaler Cultural Center Finds a Way to Thrive During the Pandemic Artists Revive the Self-Guided ‘Art Along the Coast’ Tour Fullerton’s Hunt Library Gets a New Life. Will Its Biggest Champions Be a Part of It? Todd D. Smith is Leaving the Orange County Museum of Art Orange County Artists in the Time of Coronavirus and Social Unrest How Orange County’s Visual Arts World is Coping with the Coronavirus Laguna Beach Cancels Pageant of the Masters, Festival of the Arts How Will the Museum Landscape in O.C. Change in the Next Decade? 126 SharesShare126TweetRedditEmail