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California Wine Festival prepares to uncork California wines and coastal views in Huntington Beach (opens the original)
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It may officially be autumn, but there are still plenty of waterfront activities to enjoy in Orange County. Head to Huntington Beach on October 16 and 17 for the California Wine Festival. The two-day wine will will take place at Paséa Hotel & Spa, overlooking the Pacific Ocean. Founded in Santa Barbara in 2004, the California Wine Festival is known for hosting wine-tasting events at coastal locations designed to introduce wine enthusiasts to regional wines from Napa Valley, Sonoma, Paso Robles a
'Grrrl Germs' explores how Riot Grrrl movement spread in O.C. and beyond at Great Park Gallery (opens the original)
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When cellphones were a novelty, and the internet was in its infancy, a community of punk feminists formed the decidedly analogue Riot Grrrl movement in the Pacific Northwest and, over time, their DIY influence spread around the world. They transmitted their anti-sexist messages on hand-drawn paper zines, posters, handbills, compact discs, vinyl and, at times, homemade cassettes. It was remarkable, especially at a time, the early 1990s, when “going viral” referred to the flu. The movement’s rapid
Painted memories: Artist designs mural in memory of 13-year-old Anaheim student lost to suicide (opens the original)
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Mural artist and illustrator Carla Roque, was heartsick when she heard that 13-year-old Anaheim resident Mia Leah Mejia died by suicide in March of 2025. When she saw a picture on social media of Mia standing next to a mural Roque had painted at Barton Elementary School, she felt called to act. “I saw on social media the family was sharing their story of their daughter taking her life at such a young age,” Roque recalled. “There was a connection there and compassion for the cause of young people
Reinventing the wheel: Spectrum SunWheel debuts at Irvine Spectrum Center (opens the original)
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The Giant Wheel attraction spun plenty of memories from the time it opened in 2002 at the Irvine Spectrum Center until it closed earlier this year. It became a favored attraction where Orange County families marked special occasions. “First dates, homecoming. People come to us and tell us they got engaged at the top,” said Blake Windal, general manager and vice president of the shopping center. “There are so many rich stories about the Giant Wheel.” In January, fans rode the 108-foot Ferris whee
Casa Libre opens at Mercado González in Costa Mesa (opens the original)
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Mexico has nearly 500,000 coffee farmers powering a growing industry. This week, Casa Libre opened at Mercado González in Costa Mesa with the intention of highlighting some of those single-origin coffees. The business is built on a partnership between the González and Taormina/Creighton families. “Our families have known each other for years. Both our grandfathers were business entrepreneurs back in the day in Anaheim,” said Natalie Taormina, co-founder and partner at Casa Libre. “We built our b
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