Classical violinist Kurt To found his calling as a mariachi musician and now plays with the local group Mariachi Nuevo Capistrano.
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Orange County Still Offers Opportunities to Celebrate the Fourth of July from a Distance
Options to celebrate the Fourth of July in OC amid Coronavirus.
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Orange County Offers Creative Alternatives to Fourth of July Celebrations Amid Coronavirus
The pandemic has sparked considerable creativity as many people have been finding new ways to celebrate with drive-throughs and virtual gatherings.
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Celebrating Juneteenth in the Midst of the Black Lives Matter Movement
Juneteenth has yet to be recognized as a federal holiday, but this day is taking center stage as Black Lives Matter protests continue.
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Virtual and In-Person Summer Events Pick Back Up as Orange County Slowly Re-Opens
This summer will not be typical by any means. But arts and cultural organizations are doing their best to create virtual and in-person experiences to entertain.
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Orange County Open Mics Go Online After Being Unplugged by the Coronavirus
As of March 18, The Coollab Project’s live sessions have been postponed until further notice and organizers are instead using Instagram live.
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OC Music Groups, Fans Acknowledge #blackouttuesday Trend on Instagram
This trending hashtag is meant to encourage people to participate in a “blackout” for 24 hours, in support of Black Lives Matter.
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For Mother’s Day, Support Your Local Restaurants and Order In
Even after being quarantined for months, you still have no idea what to get her for Mother’s Day. Not to worry, we’ve got you covered.
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With Eating Out Off The Table, Options for Cinco de Mayo and Ramadan
Seven ideas for alternatives in Orange County to dining in at a restaurant for Cinco de Mayo and Ramadan.
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All-Inclusive LGBTQ+ Bars and Clubs Face New Challenges Amid Coronavirus
Queer businesses in Orange County have faced adversity before. But now, like other businesses, their current battle is against the coronavirus as they are stuck in a limbo with no end point.
