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Asian American Museum at Great Park hosts educational community gatherings, cultural celebrations (opens the original)
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An expansive 220,000-square-foot museum celebrating Asian American history and culture will join the Irvine Great Park sometime in the next decade. In the meantime, museum leaders hope to foster a stronger sense of community across Orange County as they raise support for the building’s construction. The museum will host several food demonstrations and Mahjong activities at the sixth annual Mid-Autumn Festival at the Great Park on Friday, Sept. 25. Another recently held event was part of its Root
Orange County is popular with international high school students (opens the original)
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Jeffrey was 13 when the Gaos uprooted their lives in China, leaving behind family, friends and familiar sights, choosing to start anew in Irvine so their son could have a shot at attending a top American university. Today Jeffrey Gao is in graduate school at New York University, with bachelor’s degrees in international political economy, mathematics and computer science from Georgetown University. He is part of an international community that has flocked to Orange County for its learning opportu
Segerstrom Center for the Arts celebrates 40th anniversary, announces 2026-27 season (opens the original)
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The curtain is about to rise on another bustling season at the Segerstrom Center for the Arts with a lineup that includes global talents, Broadway blockbusters, family shows and multicultural spotlights. Home to some of the region’s most exemplary performing arts organizations — including the Pacific Symphony, Philharmonic Society of Orange County, Pacific Chorale, South Coast Repertory and UCI Langson Orange County Museum of Art — the Segerstrom Center plans to highlight international excellenc
World Science Fiction and Fantasy Convention in Anaheim draws literary legends, celebrates genre’s best (opens the original)
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People clad in capes, gowns and elaborate character costumes flanked the streets of Anaheim this weekend, but it wasn’t the usual Disneyland crowd. They were headed to the Anaheim Convention Center, where a global gathering of science fiction and fantasy enthusiasts packed the halls for the annual World Science Fiction and Fantasy Convention, or Worldcon, the longest-running science fiction and fantasy convention around. It was the first time in two decades that the convention landed in the city
World’s longest-running science fiction and fantasy convention is in Anaheim this week (opens the original)
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The longest-running science fiction and fantasy convention around, Worldcon, is returning to Anaheim this week for the first time in two decades. Hosted by the World Science Fiction Society and known more formally as the World Science Fiction Convention, Worldcon will be celebrating all things science fiction and fantasy, from literature and film to video games and other popular media, at the Convention Center through Aug. 31. “It’s going to be jam-packed with lots of fun all day, all night,” sa
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