S. Glassell St. ~ Orange

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Estancia Park ~ Costa Mesa

Arts In The Park, sponsored by the Costa Mesa Cultural Arts Committee, feautured live mural painting, face painting, a costume booth, live music from the All American Boys Chorus, and more on a sunny day in May. Artists painted wooden panels for the City of Costa Mesa’s 60th Anniversary celebration starting on Friday, June 28th.

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International Surfing Museum ~ 411 Olive Ave. ~ Huntington Beach

The world’s greatest exhibit on the history of surf wax is currently showing at Huntington Beach’s International Surfing Museum. Highlights include the world’s largest bar of surf wax, a recreation of a 60′s era wax shop, and a mesmerizing collection of wax assembled by Zuma Jay. The museum is getting ready to remodel the exhibit area, and the wax collection was recently bought by an actor (Cast Away), so don’t miss a chance to revel in the recent past. Catch this feast for the imagination this weekend in H.B.

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Santa Ana ~ CA

Me Worry? ~ Mad Magazine ~ Huntington Beach ~ CA

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Veteran’s Memorial Park ~ Stanton

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Newport Beach Film Festival ~ April 25th – May 2nd ~ Newport Beach

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Red Car Museum ~ Pacific Electric ~ Seal Beach

Pacific Electric, also known as the Red Car system, was a privately owned mass transit system in Southern California consisting of electrically powered street cars, light rail, and buses and was the largest electric railway system in the world in the 1920s. Organized around the city centers of Los Angeles and San Bernardino, it connected cities in Los Angeles County, Orange County, San Bernadino County and Riverside County. – wikipedia

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Buick Invicta ~ Santa Ana ~ CA

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California Dental Association ~ The Art & Science of Dentistry ~ Anaheim Convention Center ~ Anaheim ~ CA

James Worthy, NBA Hall of Fame LAKER, was signing autographs at the California Dental Association’s annual super-conference in Anaheim. If you have ever wondered all there is to know about dentistry, this is the convention for you. Find Lakers, free pens and toothpaste, drilling demonstrations and even wine tasting. The “Barcelona On The Go” food truck, known to serve a mighty tortilla española, was parked out front for Friday’s “Party In The Plaza”. As one would expect from a group dedicated to bringing out your best smile, the CDA is a busy buzzing marketplace of conviviality and all the things you’d expect to find in a dental office, and then some.

The California Dental Association, more commonly known as CDA, is a non-profit organization representing dentists in California. Founded in 1870, CDA supports its members in their practices in service to their patients and the public through innovation in education, advocacy and related programs. CDA also contributes to the oral health of Californians through various comprehensive programs and advocacy. CDA’s membership consists of nearly 25,000 dentists in 32 local dental societies throughout the state, making it the largest constituent of the American Dental Association.

CDA holds its biannual convention, CDA Presents The Art and Science of Dentistry in Anaheim and San Francisco each year. The meetings, which are considered some of the largest dental conventions in the country and the largest on the west coast, offer lectures, technical exhibits and the opportunity for dental professionals to fulfill continuing education requirements. - wikipedia

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