San Clemente Farmers Market Sunday February 1 2026. San Clemente Farmers Market Sunday’s In 2026. San Clemente Farmers Market Is Every Sunday Rain or Shine at 9:00am-1:00pm In Downtown San Clemente On Del Mar Community Center Restrooms will Be Open For The Latest Information Please Visit San Clemente Farmers Market Read More
Dana Point Ocean Institute Tide Pool Hike Sunday February 1 2026. This is a Dana Point Family Friendly Event. Join the Ocean Institute for a Tide Pool Hike is led by one of their expert naturalists at 2:30pm-4:30pm. The hike will take you into the rocky Marine Conservation Area located Read More
Laguna Niguel Farmers Market Guide Sunday February 1 2026. Laguna Niguel Farmers Market Guide Sundays In 2026. There are Farmers Markets every day of the week in South Orange County or close to South Orange County. Laguna Niguel Farmers Market is from 8:00am to 12:00pm Rain or Shine. The Laguna Read More
Bluewater Grill has long been one of the most popular seafood restaurants in Newport Beach. Not only does it serve fresh fish dishes (chefs have been known to rewrite the menu as large line-caught tuna are carried into the kitchen), but the restaurant also offers fabulous views of the harbor Read More
The Resort at Pelican Hill has been one of my favorite dining locations since the resort opened more than a decade ago. The resort’s original Executive Chef Jean Pierre Dubray oversaw all culinary aspects of, from the simple Café to the renowned Andrea, which closed at the start of the Read More
South Coast Repertory is embracing 2026 in a big way. In a unique way. In a memorable way. The Tony Award-winning theater company is presenting what they rightfully call the theatrical event of the season: a rotating repertory of two Tony Award-winning plays featuring “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?” by Read More
Tim Burton has had an unusual and illustrious career. He got his start as the lead singer and songwriter for the quirky rock band Oingo Boingo before delving into film composition. He has garnered international recognition for composing over 100 feature film scores, as well as compositions for television, stage Read More
Scene from “The Story of Irvine.” Photo courtesy of the Newport Beach Historical Society Irvine is more than just a city—it’s a name that has a prominent position in the history of Newport Beach. Rancho San Joaquin became Irvine Ranch when James Irvine purchased the tract in 1864 with his Read More
Sheng Lor, “Loom 4,” 2025 Gallery Sonder presents “Interstitial,” a solo exhibition of recent and newly realized works by Sheng Lor, on view from February 6 through March 7, 2026. The exhibition brings together two bodies of work: Dressed Looms (woven sculptures constructed from discarded looms, yarns, and threads), and Read More
By David Gibson, Newport Beach Fire Department PIO As Newport Beach turns the page into 2026, the Newport Beach Fire Department (NBFD) is doing what it has become known for in recent years: taking a disciplined, forward-looking approach to public safety that blends modernization, measurable performance, and a strong focus Read More
