The Laguna Art-A-Fair entrance Take a sneak peek at everything new and exciting happening at this summer’s art festivals. By Ashley Probst The Laguna Beach art scene comes alive every summer with the openings of its three renowned summer festivals. These creative hubs draw in artists and aesthetes from all Read More
Surfboard shaper Gary Larson | Photo by Josh Phillips The Ranch at Laguna Beach adds two new exclusive cultural experiences to the mix. By Jennifer Pappas Yennie Tucked away in a pocket of Aliso and Wood canyons, across Coast Highway from the Pacific Ocean, The Ranch at Laguna Beach offers Read More
The 2022 winning softball teams include the Monday night champions, the Troy Lee Chupacabras. | Photo by City of Laguna Beach Fun and fitness come together in the City of Laguna Beach’s summer softball league. By Jessie Dax-Setkus From running the bases to hitting it out of the park, live Read More
Laura Linsenmayer, founder of Roots the Beauty Underground, loves her late-2000s Fendi beach bag. | Photo by Laura Linsenmayer Four prominent Laguna Beach ladies offer a glimpse at their go-to products for summer days filled with surf and sand. By Ashley Probst Curating the perfect beach day—and corresponding beach bag—depends Read More
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The waterwise demonstration garden outside of the Laguna Beach County Water District office downtown offers examples of sustainable options that require little water. | Photo by Christopher Regan Mitigate maintenance and lower water bills by landscaping with native plants. By Tanya A. Yacina While recent rainy Southern California weather patterns Read More
Bridges, a koi pond and stone lanterns are all elements of a Zen garden. Zen-style gardens use natural elements to create tranquil spaces where homeowners can find peace in their own backyards. By Ashley Probst Standing in an expansive garden complete with a tea house, koi pond and 100-year-old trees Read More
Festival of Arts painter Elaine Twiss and jewelry designer Roya Nassirian both find inspiration in these ocean treasures. By Stefanee Freedman In an oceanside town full of artists, it’s no surprise that local exhibits showcase the beauty of beach life. One common focal point of coastal art is the integration Read More
Elevate your morning meals with these local favorites. By Ashley Ryan For years, the simple combination of eggs, bacon and toast dominated the breakfast market, with these traditional tastes found on every morning menu across the country. But now, as brunch continues on its endless upward trajectory, chefs are experiencing Read More
Sarah Durand, executive director of SchoolPower | Photo by Blue Sky’s Studio SchoolPower supports local campuses with community-minded programs. By Tanya A. Yacina Since 1981, SchoolPower, a nonprofit foundation that has been elevating the well-being of school-aged children through educational programing and grants, has worked to unite the community to Read More
