The decision to move its main event to Irvine is a sign of trouble in a city that prides itself as a haven for the arts.
Category: Culture
Leopo: Two Sides of a Mirror: Santa Ana and Michoacán
Places like Santa Ana and Michoacan, might seem like two very different worlds but on a daily basis the two places are mirrors of each other and often even seem come together as one.
Little Saigon Tet Parade Marches On Despite the Rain
The Year of the Pig is celebrated in Little Saigon at the annual Tet Parade.
Solving the Mystery Behind the Numbers of Your Favorite Pho Restaurants
A look into why many local pho restaurants use numbers as a part of their name.
Quinceañera Dresses Are an Art Form That’s Vanishing from Downtown Santa Ana
Traditional dress designers are being forced out by fast-paced redevelopment and the shifting demographics it brings.
Hodgins: Should Imagination Celebration be Scrapped or Revived?
ANALYSIS: The annual festival, begun with fervor in the ’80s, needs money, marketing, and a new partnership with O.C.’s biggest arts center.
Are You Looking For Something To Do For The Holidays?
We’ve put together a list of 48 events to enjoy with your family to get you in the spirit of the holiday season.
How To Do Día De Los Muertos For Free
To keep it simple, we’ve put together a list of community-based events that are family friendly and cost nothing to attend.
Orange County Arts Awards Contain Messages of Frustration and Hope
Honoree Sarah Rafael Garcia raises eyebrows, draws lusty applause for her raw and honest acceptance speech.
Not To Be? All’s Not Well for Shakespeare in a Garden Grove Standoff
Shakespeare/Summerfest Orange County, the City of Garden Grove, and LFA Group LLC are at odds over the use of the city’s Festival Amphitheater.


