Orange Coast Magazine

Orange Coast is a lifestyle magazine that focuses on the Orange County area in California. It was first launched in February 1974 and became part of Emmis Publishing in July 2007. This makes it the longest-running lifestyle magazine in the region. In June 2008, the magazine underwent a redesign. Orange Coast is also affiliated with the City and Regional Magazine Association (CRMA).

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The Under 40 Crowd: Vinh Tran Builds the Future of EVs at Ryvid

3 days ago | orangecoast.com | Tina Borgatta |Astgik Khatchatryan |Chelsea Raineri

Tran oversees product development, engineering, supply chain, quality control, and manufacturing operations for the company, which draws inspiration from the aerospace industry in its design of electric motorcycles and other vehicles. DESCRIBE YOURSELF 10 YEARS AGO. I was a mid-level aerospace engineer, quietly plotting how to build something meaningful—not even a company yet, just something.
Events this week in O.C.: June 4th through 10th

4 days ago | orangecoast.com | Grace Murray

JUNE 5 THROUGH 8INAUGURAL NEWPORT BEACH TV FESTFor the first time ever, the Newport Beach Film Festival is presenting Newport Beach TV Fest at the Lido Theater and the Port Theater. The four-day celebration will highlight television achievements and artistry. The lineup of events includes a TV Awards showcase for comedy and drama, fan-favorite screenings, showrunners panels, cast reunions, and more.
The Under 40 Crowd: Audrey Huynh Talks Acting, Music, and Finding Her Own Version of Success

5 days ago | orangecoast.com | Tina Borgatta |Astgik Khatchatryan |Chelsea Raineri

Actor and singer/songwriter The O.C. native stars in Netflix’s critically acclaimed series “XO, Kitty” and recently released her debut five-song EP, “lovesick,” which showcases her abilities playing the piano and guitar (though she’s also trained in violin, cello, bass, and ukulele). WHAT WAS YOUR FIRST JOB? I booked my first acting gig when I was 6 years old—a commercial for the Apple iPhone 4s.
Kids Eat Free This Summer at Over 40 Restaurants Across Irvine Company Properties

1 week ago | orangecoast.com | Astgik Khatchatryan

From June 1 through August 28, more than 40 restaurants across Irvine Company Retail Properties will offer free kids’ meals with the purchase of an adult entrée, Sunday through Thursday. The Culinary Adventures: Where Kids Eat Free program, which launched last summer at The Market Place, is back by popular demand and now includes additional locations such as Irvine Spectrum Center and Fashion Island. Participating restaurants span the cities of Irvine, Tustin, and Newport Beach.
Celebrity Chef Tyler Florence Headlines Star-Studded Relish Food & Wine Festival in Newport Beach

1 week ago | orangecoast.com | Tina Borgatta

Tyler Florence’s “to-do” list must be long enough to stretch the length of the Golden Gate Bridge. OK—that’s a bit hyperbolic. But this is one busy guy. Following the release of his 17th cookbook, “American Grill: 25 Recipes for Mastering Live Fire,” in 2024, the Bay Area-based Food Network star returned to host the 18th season of “The Great American Food Truck Race,” which is one of the channel’s most enduring and popular shows.
Events this week in O.C.: May 28th through June 3rd

1 week ago | orangecoast.com | Grace Murray

MAY 29LEA MICHELEThe “Glee” star is taking her musical talents on a national tour fresh off of her recent portrayal of Fanny Brice in the Broadway revival of “Funny Girl.” The performance will feature a collection of songs from all avenues of Michele’s career, including music from her studio albums, Broadway hits, fan favorites from “Glee,” and some surprise songs each night. Grove of Anaheim, 2200 E.
A Culinary Journey Through Tokyo: Inside Japan’s Invitation-Only Eateries

1 week ago | orangecoast.com | Michele McPhee

The late chef and author Anthony Bourdain insisted that Tokyo is “deliciously unknowable.” He called the city, “Mesmerizing. Intimidating. Disorienting. Upsetting. Poignant.” All of that has made Tokyo a wildly popular destination for travelers who want to get lost in its kaleidoscopic beauty, art, architecture, and culture, while hoping to engage in the culinary artistry for which the city is becoming increasingly famous.
Inside a Bahamas Getaway: Luxury at Atlantis and the Surreal Experience of Swimming With Pigs

2 weeks ago | orangecoast.com | Jenelle Riley

The best vacations are the ones that help you realize dreams you didn’t even know you had. For me, that dream was swimming with dolphins and pigs. I never knew either was on my bucket list until I discovered the Bahamas. I happen to own a rather rotund pitbull who resembles a wild boar more than a dog—which is why he was named Wilbur, after the infamous pig in “Charlotte’s Web.” Wilbur is a great companion who loves adventure with one exception: He won’t go near the water.
Events this week in O.C.: May 21st through 27th

2 weeks ago | orangecoast.com | Grace Murray

OPENS MAY 24WORLD OF THE TERRACOTTA WARRIORSThe new exhibit displays groundbreaking archeological finds from the 20th century. Bowers Museum has hosted two other exhibitions showcasing the previous finds from China’s early history discovered in the 1970s. This exhibition will feature more than 120 newly uncovered pieces, including chariot regalia, terracotta warriors, bronze vessels, and jade and gold adornments. Experience the treasures from the Shaanxi Province dating back to around 2300 BCE.
Ivory & Olive Brings Elevated Home Style to Dana Point

2 weeks ago | orangecoast.com | Chelsea Raineri

Shana Starr and Katie Gajda bonded 20 years ago over their love of design. After working together on various projects, they decided to officially start their interior design company Ivory & Olive in 2024. That fall, they opened their storefront in the Lantern Village Shopping Center, which offers everything from furniture and bedding to decor and gift items. “People say it feels really homey when they walk in,” Gajda says.