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FESTIVALS:
Festival
of Arts, (July 5 – Aug 31) Info: 800-487-3378 www.foapom.com,
Laguna
Pageant
of the Masters, (July 7 – Aug 31) Info: 800-487-3378
www.foapom.com, Laguna
Art-A-Fair
Festival, (through 8/29) info: 949-494-4514, Laguna
Sawdust
Art Festival, (through 8/29) Info: 949-494-3030, Laguna
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In
July…
Interior Sojourns by Jennifer Griffiths, with guest artists KL
Heagen and Kay Flierl, Sandstone Gallery, Laguna
Annie, musical, (through 7/25) Huntington Beach Playhouse, Huntington
Spring's Awakening, teens struggle with sexuality, (through 8/1)
Stages Theatre, Fullerton
Frogs: A chorus of Colors, (through 9/5) Muzeo, Anaheim Museum
1776, the real story behind the signing of the Declaration of
Independence, (through 7/25) Musical Theatre West, Long Beach
Saving Paradise, preserving the scenic beauty of California and
its remarkable landscape, (through 10/23) The Irvine Museum
Secrets of the Silk Road: Mystery Mummies of China, (through
7/25)
The Bowers Museum, Santa Ana
Spirits and Headhunters: Art of the Pacific Islands, highlights
masterworks from the three cultural regions of Micronesia, Melanesia,
and Polynesia, (through 12/31) The Bowers Museum, Santa Ana
Quilts: Two Centuries of American Tradition and Technique, highlights
American quilts from the 18th-20th centuries, many on view for the first
time, (through 1/16/11) The Bowers Museum, Santa Ana
James Goldman's The Lion in Winter, (through 7/31) Mysterium
Theater, Anaheim
International Artist Rimi Yang, (through 7/31) JoAnne Artman Gallery,
Laguna
Art-A-Fair Festival, (through 8/29) info: 949-494-4514, Laguna
44th annual Sawdust Art Festival, (through 8/29) Info: 949-494-3030, Laguna
Charles Long: 100 Pounds of Clay, interactive installation, (through
9/19) OCMA
15 Minutes Of Fame: Portraits From Ansel Adams To Andy Warhol,
(through 9/19) OCMA
New Art For A New Century: Contemporary Acquisitions 2000-2010,
(through 9/19) OCMA
Life Could be a Dream, Roger Bean musical, (through 8/29) Laguna Beach
Playhouse, Laguna
Colectiva, 8 Countries: 16 Artists, (through 8/29) Salt Fine
Art, Laguna
Annual Group Summer Show, (through 8/31) Wendt Gallery, Laguna
Art Shack, (through 10/3) Laguna Art Museum, Laguna
July 1
First Thursdays Artwalk, 6 - 9 pm, Laguna
July 2
First Friday Artwalk, 4 – 9 pm, City Place, Santa Ana
Fullerton First Friday Art Walk, 6 – 9 pm, downtown Fullerton
July 2- Aug 8
The Who’s Tommy, a roof-raising musical explosion, Chance
Theater, Anaheim Hills
July 2 – Aug 7
The Violet Hour, dramatic Comedy, the Studio, Long Beach Playhouse,
Long Beach
July 5 – Aug 31
Festival of Arts, Info: 800-487-3378 www.foapom.com, Laguna
July 7 – Aug 31
Pageant of the Masters, Info: 800-487-3378 www.foapom.com, Laguna
July 9 – 25
1776, America’s Musical, the real story behind the signing
of the Declaration of Independence, Musical Theatre West, Long Beach
Jully 9 – Aug 1
Hello Dolly, OC Pavilion Theater, Santa Ana
July 10
Thomas Tom, artist reception, 4 – 6 pm, Showcase Gallery, Santa
Ana
July
15 - 31
Company, libretto, The Gem Theater, Garden Grove, July 16 - 25
Brigadoon, Rose Center Theater, Westminster
July 16 - 31
Pajama Game, musical, Westminster Community Theatre
July 16 - Aug 1
Ring of Fire, tribute to Johnny Cash, Plummer Auditorium, Fullerton
Civic Light Opera
July 16 - Aug 15
OC Fair Summer Concert Series, OC Fairgrounds, Costa Mesa
July 17
Gemstone Carvings: Masterworks by Harold Van Pelt, The Bowers
Museum, Santa Ana
Laguna Plein Aire Painters 6th Annual Best of Plein Aire, juried
show of original works by LPAPA members. (reception 4 - 8 pm) The Esther
Wells Collection, Laguna
Santiago Art District 3rd Saturday of the month art walk, open galleries
and studios, Santa Ana
July 19
Til Death Do Us Part: Late Nite Catechism 3, Laguna Playhouse
Movie Mondays: Some Like it Hot, Community Plaza, OCPAC
July 25 & 26
Til Death Do Us Part: Late Nite Catechism 3, Laguna Playhouse,
Laguna
July 26
Movie Mondays: Oliver, Community Plaza, OCPAC
July 31
National Choreographer's Initiative, 16 exquisite dancers, 1 exhilarating
performance, Irvine Barclay Theratre, Irivne
In August…
Works on Paper by Lynn Welker, with guest artists Kay Flierl
and Jan Koury-Hale, Sandstone Gallery, Laguna
Spring's Awakening, teens struggle with sexuality, (through 8/1)
Stages Theatre, Fullerton
Hello Dolly, musical, (through 8/1) OC Pavillion, Santa Ana
Ring of Fire, tribute to Johnny Cash, (through 8/1) Plummer Auditorium,
Fullerton Civic Light Opera
The Violet Hour, (through 8/7) Long Beach Playhouse
The Who's Tommy, musical explosion, (through 8/8) Chance Theater,
Anaheim Hills
OC Fair Summer Concert Series (through 8/15) OC Fairgrounds, Costa Mesa
Colectiva, 8 Countries: 16 Artists, (through 8/29) Salt Fine
Art, Laguna
Festival of Arts, Pageant of the Masters (through 8/31), info: 800-487-3378,
Laguna
Art-A-Fair Festival, (through 8/29) info: 949-494-4514, Laguna
44th annual Sawdust Art Festival, (through 8/29) Info: 949-494-3030, Laguna
Charles Long: 100 Pounds of Clay, interactive installation, (through
9/19) OCMA
15 Minutes Of Fame: Portraits From Ansel Adams To Andy Warhol,
(through 9/19) OCMA
Art Shack, (through 10/3) Laguna Art Museum, Laguna
Saving Paradise, preserving the scenic beauty of California and
its remarkable landscape, (through 10/23) The Irvine Museum
Spirits and Headhunters: Art of the Pacific Islands, highlights masterworks
from the three cultural regions of Micronesia, Melanesia, and Polynesia,
(through 12/31) The Bowers Museum, Santa Ana
Quilts: Two Centuries of American Tradition and Technique, highlights
American quilts from the 18th-20th centuries, many on view for the first
time, (through 1/16/11) The Bowers Museum, Santa Ana
Aug 1 & 2
Til Death Do Us Part: Late Nite Catechism 3, Laguna Playhouse,
Laguna
Aug 2
Movie Mondays: Dirty Dancing, Community Plaza, OCPAC
Aug 3 - 15
In the Heights, Tony Award winning best musical for 2008, Segerstrom Hall
OCPAC
Aug 5
First Thursdays Artwalk, 6 - 9 pm, Laguna
Introducing artist J. Kowalski's Urban/ Rural Scapes and C. Gumpert's
Figurative work, Swenson Fine Art, Laguna
Sculpture demonstration by artist Regina Hurley during First Thursdays
Art Walk, The Esther Wells Collection, Laguna
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Aug
6
First Friday Artwalk, 4 - 9 pm, City Place, Santa Ana
Fullerton First Friday Art Walk, 6 - 9 pm, downtown Fullerton
Aug 6 - 29
The Odd Couple, Neil Simon's comic masterpiece, Costa Mesa Playhouse
Aug 8 & 9
Til Death Do Us Part: Late Nite Catechism 3, Laguna Playhouse,
Laguna
Aug 9
Movie Mondays: Mad Hot Ballroom, Community Plaza, OCPAC
Aug 13 - Sept 5
Moonlight and Magnolias, Ron Hutchinson's comedy about writing
the screenplay for ‘Gone With the Wind,’ directed by Gigi
Fusco Meese, Huntington Beach Playhouse
Aug 15 - 16
An Evening with Rita Rudner, award-winning comedian and Las Vegas headliner
brings her sophisticated wit back to Laguna, Laguna Playhouse, Laguna
Aug 20 & 21
The Rat Pack Revisited, the timeless music of Frank, Dean and
Sammy, outdoor venue, Fullerton Civic Light Opera
Aug 21
Santiago Art District 3rd Saturday of the month art walk, open galleries
and studios, Santa Ana
Aug 22 & 23
An Evening with Rita Rudner, award-winning comedian and Las Vegas headliner
brings her sophisticated wit back to Laguna, Laguna Playhouse, Laguna
Aug 26 - 28
The Rat Pack Revisited, the timeless music of Frank, Dean and
Sammy, outdoor venue, Fullerton Civic Light Opera
Aug 28
Speakeasy, Nite at the Casino, fundraising event at Cabrillo
Playhouse, San Clemente
In September…
Moonlight and Magnolias, Ron Hutchinson's comedy about writing
the screenplay for Gone With the Wind, directed by Gigi Fusco Meese, (through
9/5) Huntington Beach Playhouse, Huntington Beach
Charles Long: 100 Pounds of Clay, interactive installation, (through
9/19) OCMA
15 Minutes Of Fame: Portraits From Ansel Adams To Andy Warhol,
(through 9/19) OCMA
Art Shack, (through 10/3) Laguna Art Museum, Laguna
Saving Paradise, preserving the scenic beauty of California and
its remarkable landscape, (through 10/23) The Irvine Museum
Coming to the Surface by Anne Moore, with guest artists Wai-Sin
Tong-Darbonne and Tommy Orosco, Sandstone Gallery, Laguna
Spirits and Headhunters: Art of the Pacific Islands, highlights
masterworks from the three cultural regions of Micronesia, Melanesia,
and Polynesia, (through 12/31) The Bowers Museum, Santa Ana
Quilts: Two Centuries of American Tradition and Technique, highlights
American quilts from the 18th-20th centuries, many on view for the first
time, (through 1/16/11) The Bowers Museum, Santa Ana
Sept 2
First Thursdays Artwalk, 6 - 9 pm, Laguna
Live model posing, live artists creating, during First Thursdays Art Walk,
6 - 9 pm, The Esther Wells Collection, Laguna
Sept 3
First Friday Artwalk, 4 - 9 pm, City Place, Santa Ana
Fullerton First Friday Art Walk, 6 - 9 pm, downtown Fullerton
Sept 3 - Oct 9
The Importance of Being Earnest, Oscar Wilde's satirical and witty comedy,
Main Stage, The Long Beach Playhouse
Sept 10 - 25
Cheaters, comedy, Westminster Community Theatre
Sept 10 - Oct 10
Misalliance, George Bernard Shaw at his mischievous best, Segerstrom Stage,
SCR
The Rainmaker, Depression era American drama, Newport Theatre
Arts Center, Newport Beach
Sept 11
Martin Lawrence Galleries Fine Art Auction, over 1200 works of art, Hyatt
Regency, Newport Beach
Sept 12 - 25
Center presents Broadway, The New Mel Brooks Musical Young Frankenstein,
all your favorite moments from the film classic on stage, Segerstrom Hall,
OCPAC
Sept16
Miradas, Mexican Art from the Bank of America Collection, Muzeo,
Anaheim
Sept 17 - Oct 10
Doubt, OC Pavillion, Santa Ana
Sept 18
Santiago Art District 3rd Saturday of the month art walk, open galleries
and studios, Santa Ana
Surrealism Show with the Pierre Argillet Salvador Dali collection and
Jean Kajandjian, Swenson Fine Art,
Laguna
Sept 23 - 25
Pacific Symphony presents Tchaikovsky's First, Samueli Theater,
OCPAC
Sept 24 - 25
Center Presents Jazz, Sara Gazarek & Sachal Vasandani, Samueli Theater,
OCPAC
Sept 24 - Oct 24
The Goat, or Who is Sylvia, Pulitzer Prize finalist comicdrama,
(through 10/24) Chance Theater, Anaheim Hills
In October…
Passpartout by Marjorie Sanders, with guest artists Sunny Kim
and Wai-Sin Tong-Darbonne, Sandstone Gallery, Laguna
Art Shack, (through 10/3) Laguna Art Museum, Laguna
The Importance of Being Earnest, Oscar Wilde's satirical and
witty comedy, (through 10/9) Main Stage, Long Beach Playhouse
Misalliance, George Bernard Shaw at his mischievous best, (through
10/10) Segerstrom Stage, SCR
Saving Paradise, preserving the scenic beauty of California and
its remarkable landscape, (through 10/23) The Irvine Museum, Irivine
The Goat, or Who is Sylvia, Pulitzer Prize finalist comicdrama,
(through 10/24) Chance Theater, Anaheim Hills
Spirits and Headhunters: Art of the Pacific Islands, highlights
masterworks from the three cultural regions of Micronesia, Melanesia,
and Polynesia, (through 12/31) The Bowers Museum, Santa Ana
Quilts: Two Centuries of American Tradition and Technique, American
quilts from the 18th-20th centuries, (through 1/16/11) The Bowers Museum,
Santa Ana
Oct 1
First Friday Artwalk, 4 - 9 pm, City Place, Santa Ana
Fullerton First Friday Art Walk, 6 - 9 pm, downtown Fullerton
Oct 2
Gerald Brommer, A Celebration, a new body of work in celebration of his
40th year with the gallery, (artist reception 4 - 8 pm) The Esther Wells
Collection, Laguna
Oct 3
Philharmonic Society of Orange County presents Bayanihan Philippine National
Dance Company, Renee and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall, OCPAC
Oct 5 - 31
I Loved Lucy, funny, irreverent portrayal of comic sweetheart Lucille
Ball, Laguna Playhouse, Laguna
Oct 7
First Thursdays Artwalk, 6 - 9 pm, Laguna, pg. 23
Philippe Bertho, in person, Martin Lawrence Galleries, Newport Beach
Oct 7 - 10
Center presents Cabaret, Megan Mullally, Samueli Theater, OCPAC
Oct 10 - Jan 9, 2011
Divine Reflections: Russian Icons and Artifacts, 17th to 20th
Century, Muzeo, Anaheim
Oct 12 - 24
Center presents Broadway, South Pacific, Segerstrom Hall, OCPAC
Oct 16
Santiago Art District 3rd Saturday of the month art walk, open galleries
and studios, Santa Ana
M. Rose, cast glass and G. Colon, oils, Swenson Fine Art, Laguna
Pacific Symphony presents Family Musical Mornings, Halloween Goes Hollywood,
Renee and Henry Segerstom Concert Hall
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