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Creative Rivalry and Fun at Festival's Battle of the Arts (opens the original)
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Only Laguna Beach could have come up with the Battle of the Arts â artists creating works of art under time and subject constraints to be judged by the hundreds of visitors who came to watch the friendly competition at the Festival of Art grounds on August 23rd. âI encourage all the artists, whatever their medium,â said Christine Georgantas, Festival Events and Exhibits Director. âI've told them this isn't serious, that this painting is not going to look anything like the paintings in y
Trash Is Haute Couture at Reuse Recycle Fashion Show (opens the original)
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Used gift bags. Old VCR tapes and boxes. Dead eucalyptus leaves. Costco wrapping paper. Dead wood scraps. Used coffee filters. Empty Nespresso pods. Dry cleaning bags. Wire coat hangers. Laundry receipts. Used tissue paper. Paper towel rolls. Used food wrappers. Old textbook pages. No â it is time to admire the work of Festival exhibitor fashionistas who never refused refuse, putting in hundreds of hours to create one-of-a-kind fashion creations that had to be at least 80% reused or recycled m
The Beat Goes On at Susi Q (opens the original)
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It wasn't like a mid-century high school dance. The guys weren't wearing suits or tuxes and the girls weren't wearing formals puffed up with crinolines. Apart from a few swirly skirts, attire was Laguna laid-back casual: jeans, shorts, T-shirts, tank tops, low heels and sneakers. When âDancing to the Oldies of the 50s and 60sâ began for the forty dance enthusiasts who visited the Susi Q's multi-purpose room on July 17, nostalgia and joy reigned. Men were in short supply, but the ladies didn'
Laguna Beach Celebrates America 250 (opens the original)
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Thousands of enthusiastic residents and visitors packed the sun-drenched shores of Laguna Beach to celebrate a historic Fourth of July, marking Americaâs 250th birthday with spectacular coastal flair. The festivities kicked off in the afternoon as families and friends claimed prime viewing spots along Main Beach and the scenic cliffs of Heisler Park. At 5:45 p.m., the skies roared with the annual Condor Squadron flyover, featuring World War II-era AT-6 aircraft soaring in tight formation to ho
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