‘To Know Better’ Campaign Competition Announces Its Winners
ARTS & CULTURE
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The OC Human Relations Commission organized a student competition to design a campaign that promotes cultural acceptance and rejects hateful behavior.
Hodgins: Local Arts Groups Get Creative and Prepare for a Post-COVID World
Paul Hodgins
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In Orange County alone, 137 arts organizations and businesses in 27 cities received relief funds totaling more than $2.7 million.
What’s Coming in Local Arts & Culture in 2021
ARTS & CULTURE
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Arts and culture organizations are moving forward with cautious optimism as events get planned for the new year. Here’s what Voice of OC writers are looking forward to.
Christmas in the Time of COVID-19
ARTS & CULTURE
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In a year when staying in is required, arts organizations across the county have plenty of virtual options to help you celebrate Christmas day.
Prominent Orange County Arts Supporter William J. Gillespie Dies
Countywide
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William J. Gillespie was a prominent Orange County philanthropist whose love of the performing arts, especially dance, led to generous donations to several local organizations.
A Winter Without ‘Nutcracker’ Strikes a Hit to Companies and Dancers
ABT
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“The Nutcracker” is more than a rite of tradition. Canceling this quintessential holiday event eliminates a major and reliable source of revenue for dance companies.
Terry Dwyer Lands Job as CEO of Kravis Center for the Performing Arts in Florida
ARTS & CULTURE
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The former president of Segerstrom Center for the Arts has found a similar position in West Palm Beach.
Laguna Dance Festival’s 16th Winter Season Makes Your Home Its Venue
ARTS & CULTURE
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The annual dance showcase presented by Laguna Dance Festival has moved online and will feature a world premiere flamenco piece by Irene Rodriguez.
Ways to Celebrate the Holiday Season in the Year of Coronavirus
ARTS & CULTURE
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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.
Hodgins: Segerstrom Center Refuses to Let the Pandemic Keep the Curtain Down
Paul Hodgins
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Live-streamed events and planning for outdoor performances keep the lights on at O.C.’s largest performing arts center for now.