The former president of Segerstrom Center for the Arts has found a similar position in West Palm Beach.
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Segerstrom Center for the Arts Brings Back Live Performances on the Plaza
Outdoor shows resume on Argyros Plaza — despite the resurgent coronavirus pandemic — and will feature clearly marked personal pods, social distancing and hand sanitizers everywhere.
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Ways to Celebrate the Holiday Season in the Year of Coronavirus
Voice of OC’s arts and culture team share highlights from their beats of things to do, see and eat during this special time of the year.
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Laguna Art Museum, O.C. Museum of Art Back Open for Business
REVIEW: A rare chance to see the largest survey of Granville Redmond assembled to date. His work is on display after COVID-19 pandemic caused a delay.
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Sawdust Reinvents Itself as an Outdoor Marketplace During Coronavirus Restrictions
Artists selling their work at the Sawdust Outdoor Marketplace are thankful for the opportunity to salvage their year. Many took a financial hit with the cancellation of this summer’s Art Festival.
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Segerstrom Center Elects Jane Fujishige Yada as Its Next Chair
The Orange County-born businesswoman, arts patron — and lover of the Angels and Ducks — will start her new role next July.
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Inaugural Viet Book Fest Shares Children’s Books by Vietnamese Authors and Illustrators
Readings for the festival will occur on Zoom every Saturday in October.
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Laguna Art Museum Executive Director Malcolm Warner Announces Retirement
The expert in British artist John Everett Millais has led Orange County’s oldest museum for more than eight years, doubling its annual budget and endowment, and expanding its staff.
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Orange County Museums Reopen with Precautions, Yet Some Stay Closed
The red tier has kept capacity at 25%, yet a potential move to Orange may allow for way more visitors.
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Pacific Symphony Strives to Reimagine Programming as it Postpones 2020-21 Season
The county’s largest professional orchestra is pushing back its previously announced season to 2021-22 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
