Different events are taking place in north and south Orange County.
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Posted inVisual Arts
Oil Spill Prevents Access to Beaches During Laguna Painting Competition
Artists from across the country blocked from painting on the sand or close to the ocean. But the show must go on.
Posted inVisual Arts
O.C. Museum of Art Takes Local Media on Hard Hat Tour
The $93 million museum is expected to open Oct. 8, 2022. OCMA announced free admission for the first 10 years.
Posted inARTS & CULTURE
A Look at Orange County’s Arts & Culture for Fall 2021
Voice of OC’s arts writers pick out the best in visual arts, theater, classical music, dance, culture and food.
Posted inARTS & CULTURE
84 Orange County Arts and Entertainment Orgs, Promoters Get $78 Million in Grants
Segerstrom Center for the Arts receives $10 million; OC Fair gets $4.89 million from federal government’s Small Business Association.
Posted inVisual Arts
Art is a Welcome Alternative at the OC Fair
The Visual Art Gallery at the OC Fair serves as an air-conditioned respite from the crowds, rides and fried junk on a stick.
Posted inARTS & CULTURE
‘Beyond Van Gogh’ in Anaheim Takes Visitors Inside the Painter’s Artworks
Review: The immersive show is a pleasant, air-conditioned experience, but it’s also rather superficial and not really worth the price of admission.
Posted inCulture
A Look at Juneteenth in American Culture and in Orange County
From books to movies to in-person celebrations, we have options for you to learn about and celebrate Juneteenth.
Posted inVisual Arts
Laguna Art Festivals Return After a Year of Shutdown
The coronavirus pandemic wreaked havoc on Orange County’s best-known and attended art festivals. Now the artists are ready for a comeback.
Posted inCountywide
Pageant of the Masters Reopening This Summer, Along with Other O.C. Art Institutions
After a yearlong shutdown caused by COVID-19, the Festival of Arts in Laguna Beach is reopening on July 5, and its crown jewel, the Pageant of the Masters, is returning July 7.
