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2019 is expected to be a monumental year for the Braille Institute of America.
The Segerstrom Center for the Arts will play host to a special vampire this Halloween weekend, along with the original score that helped bring his character to life.
For years, Artesia’s Little India-based Wedding Store 24 owners Neema Lodhia and Mili Shah have helped brides and grooms find ways to incorporate pieces of their South Asian culture into traditional or fusion ceremonies.
Whether they see palm trees swaying in the ocean breeze or volleyball players caught up in a game near the lifeguard tower on Main Beach, artists in the 19th annual Laguna Beach Plein Air Painting Invitational will capture seaside scenes on their canvases over the next week, starting Saturday.
Cali came in missing a foot, Winston came in with a balding chest and others arrived malnourished while some entered with high anxiety.
A picture has always been worth a thousand words.
A line of second-grade students from Davis Elementary School in Santa Ana eagerly waited in front of the Bowers Kidseum earlier this month.
They don’t tend to show overt affection, they don’t need to be fed every day in order to survive and some of them disappear for several months and aren’t seen again until spring.
Bowers Museum in Santa Ana was able to fit dozens of trees in its John M.
Eighteen-year-old Shira Strongin remembers when another student called her a “sick chick.”
