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Free Movie Mondays at Segerstrom Center for the Arts
July is one of the best months in the City of the Arts. It marks the start of the annual OC Fair, concerts in the Pacific Amphitheatre and FREE Movie Mondays at the Segerstrom Center for the Arts. Although there are no staged performances at SCFTA, July presents a great opportunity for visitors to come to the Center during weekly screenings of beloved films.
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Summer Concerts in Costa Mesa
The recent heat wave has everyone in OC looking forward to summer. As one of the most anticipated annual events, the OC Fair at the OC Fair and Event Center in Costa Mesa is synonymous with summer in Southern California. Each year, hundreds of thousands of visitors come to the fair for the great food and fantastic entertainment. The 2013 OC Fair will be open every Wednesday-Sunday from July 12 until August 11.
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Wavelength Festival of Music Preview
Last night, the Yost Theater in Santa Ana hosted a preview for the Wavelength Festival of Music presented by Pacific Symphony. This year will be the inaugural festival that will feature a range of talented musicians over a four-day period in the City of the Arts, Costa Mesa.
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Bug Stock 2013 at the OC Fair & Event Center in Costa Mesa
The 2013 K-Earth 101 Bug Stock rolled into the OC Fair & Event Center this weekend. Thousands of classic Volkswagens were on display for guests as the Orange County Marketplace was abuzz with the sound of revving engines and friendly banter.
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Going Green: St. Patrick’s Day in Costa Mesa
Each year the feast of St. Patrick, or St. Patrick’s Day, is celebrated on March 17. Although the day celebrates Irish culture and history, the first St. Patrick’s Day celebration did not occur in Ireland, but rather in Boston in 1737. The color green is was not always associated with St. Patrick’s Day, originally blue was the color of the holiday, but was replaced with green in the 19th century.
Today, St. Patrick’s Day has become synonymous with the color green, images of shamrocks, leprechauns, corned beef and hash, whiskey and of course – beer. If a visit to the Emerald Island isn’t in your travel plans this weekend, there are many great places and events to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in Costa Mesa.
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