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Many visit The OC for its unparalleled attractions, but the level of arts and entertainment found here is equally unmatched. For sports fans, Anaheim offers professional baseball, hockey, and indoor soccer, with something for everyone all year round.
Costa Mesa is home to fabulous performing arts venues featuring Broadway musicals, international operas, new theatrical plays, and innovative dance productions.
Laguna Beach houses an abundance of thriving art galleries and The OC's most famous summer and winter art festivals.
Music-lovers will not be disappointed with the amount of fantastic music concerts and philharmonic performances that can be found throughout Orange County, California.
Southern California’s surf culture is celebrated in the heart of OC’s surf mecca. Exhibits feature the sport’s pioneers including surf legend Duke Kahanamoku, classic surfboards, the camera that ... more
A fun, educational and culturally-diverse exhibits encourage imagination and creativity with a variety of hands-on displays and workshops. more
Located alongside the tarmac at John Wayne Airport, the Lyon Air Museum exhibits authentic aircraft, rare vehicles and related memorabilia with emphasis on World War II. more
The museum houses famous uniforms, retired equipment, autographed photos, and 10,000 pieces of other sports memorabilia fascinating sports fans of baseball, basketball, golf, the Olympics, hockey, ... more
With more than 3,000 works of art, OCMA offers an impressive collection of modern and contemporary pieces that focus on California artists. Exhibits include traditional paintings, sculptures and ... more
One of Southern California’s most popular shopping, dining and entertainment destinations for visitors of all ages, Irvine Spectrum Center offers a collection of over 130 stores, including Nordstrom, ... more
Shortly after Orange County was created in 1889, the Orange County Community Fair Corporation was formed. This group put on a small fair in 1890 that included a horse race and a few exhibits in Santa ... more