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Morongo Makes $300K Donation to Support Cherry Festival
An upcoming festival that celebrates the days when cherry orchards blanketed parts of the San Gorgonio Pass received a $300,000 boost, thanks to the Morongo Band of Mission Indians, the tribe announced Monday. “Morongo is delighted to support the `Cherry Festival & Fair’ again this year, and the hard work...
Broadway World
Interview: SoCal’s Zoie Tannous on Bringing CLUE’s Yvette to Life on Tour
Will it be a candlestick? A wrench? A lead pipe? Fans of the classic board game and beloved cult classic film will find out when the touring production of CLUE (directed by Casey Hushion and written by Sandy Rustin) comes to the Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts March 11-13.
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Alice Tumbles Into Chaos in Riverside Community Players’ Inventive Wonderland
During their production of Alice in Wonderland at the Riverside Community Players in Riverside, Ca on March 4. Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland has always been a strange creature to bring to the stage. Lewis Carroll’s 1865 novel is less a traditional narrative than a chain of surreal encounters. Characters appear, logic collapses, language twists itself into knots, and Alice wanders onward to the next absurd situation. Riverside Community Players’ current production leans into that structure, favoring a version of Wonderland that feels closer to Carroll’s book than the familiar Disney interpretation. The result is a playful, inventive staging that embraces the story’s chaos while grounding it in strong performances.
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Nashville on the Coast returns next week
By any measure, Seal Beach is a small town. But for five nights each spring, it starts to feel a little like Nashville. Nashville on the Coast, the homegrown singer-songwriter festival founded by Daren DeLeon and Greg Miller, returns March 11–15 with performances across local venues in Seal Beach and neighboring coastal communities. What began as a simple idea—bring the spirit of Nashville’s live music culture to Orange County—has grown into a weeklong celebration of original music, storytelling and community.
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South OC Org Seeking Participants for Patriots Day Parade
The South Orange County Vietnam Veterans is seeking Vietnam veterans and other U.S. military service veterans to march in the annual Laguna Beach Patriots Day Parade returning March 14. The organizers are seeking area veterans interested in marching in the parade. The South Orange County Vietnam Veterans has participated in...
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This Southern California Diner Still Plates Up The Kind Of Breakfast People Grew Up With
Some restaurants come and go with the seasons, but Hot N Tot in Lomita, California has been feeding the South Bay community since 1946. Tucked along Pacific Coast Highway, this classic American diner serves the kind of breakfast that reminds people of Saturday mornings at grandma’s house. From fluffy...
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One Bite Of These California Chili Cheese Fries And You’ll Get The Hype
Southern California food culture revolves around a few iconic staples, and chili cheese fries from The Hat rank among the most beloved. Since opening in 1951, this Alhambra institution has built a reputation that extends far beyond its original location on Valley Boulevard. What started as a simple fast-food concept...
M.E.I. News
Lefty Barnes Chats “El Borracho,” Collaborating with Big Herk da Terrible and Element421, and More
Lefty Barnes is a Southern California hip-hop artist rooted in raw boom bap tradition, blending street realism with cultural identity and cinematic storytelling. Representing the spirit of Santa Ana and the wider SoCal underground, his music pulls from classic hip-hop grit, Mexican heritage, and the unapologetic tone of West Coast street rap. Known for sharp […] The post Lefty Barnes Chats “El Borracho,” Collaborating with Big Herk da Terrible and Element421, and More appeared first on M.E.I. News .
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The Old School California Buffet Where The Spread Still Feels Endlessly Fun
California has never been about doing things halfway. And this old-school buffet proved it the second I saw the spread. It felt like the Golden State decided to throw a party and forgot the guest list limits. Big flavors. Big portions. Zero restraint. This wasn’t dainty or curated for social...