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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South Coast Plaza’s 35th Annual Southern California Spring Garden Show is Almost Here

1 week ago | orangecoast.com | Chelsea Raineri

April 23 through 27, patrons can immerse themselves in a floral show and view fresh floral mannequins inspired by “Downton Abbey: A Grand Finale” and designed by florists based in Southern California. You can see the mannequins on the first floor of the Jewel Court in South Coast Plaza and also at the Crate & Barrel and Macy’s Home Store wings.
California Coastal Kitchen: A Serene, Neutral Space by LKF Interiors

2 weeks ago | orangecoast.com | Chelsea Raineri

Lauren Farrell’s goal for this space was to craft a tranquil, harmonious environment by combining neutral tones with indoor-outdoor living, offering both a relaxing retreat as well as a vibrant setting for entertaining guests. She incorporated natural materials such as wood and stone, along with high-performance fabrics to create a “California coastal serenity” style with functional elegance.
Events this week in O.C.: April 9th through 15th

2 weeks ago | orangecoast.com | Grace Murray

APRIL 12 AND 13IMAGINOLOGYEvery year, the OC Fair and Event Center invites the public to a free day of STEAM education events. From preschool to high school, all students and their families are welcome to participate in demonstrations, workshops, competitions, hands-on learning experiences, and more. The Centennial Farm will open its doors for visitors, and kids are welcome to participate in 4-H events along with a handful of other competitions, including chess and engineering.
Aloha Spirit Reignited: Maui’s Food & Wine Festival Marks a Hopeful Return

2 weeks ago | orangecoast.com | Tina Borgatta

I stood on the lawn of the Royal Lahaina Resort, taking in a breathtaking stretch of Maui’s Kaanapali coast a short distance from the touristy buzz of Whaler’s Village, and I had to remind myself that a little more than a year earlier, fire had raged through Lahaina, burning homes and businesses to the ground, taking lives, and leaving scores of people with nothing.
Gluten-Free Baking Star Lisa Altfest on Food Network Fame and Her Magical Cake Creations

2 weeks ago | orangecoast.com | Grace Murray

In 2012, Altfest launched A Real Sweet Thing, her custom, 100 percent gluten-free cookies and cakes business. She made a name for herself with her elaborate designs, which range from towering, tiered cakes to intricately piped sugar cookies. Altfest has worked to popularize gluten-free baking by competing on shows such as Hulu’s “Baker’s Dozen” and Food Network’s “Halloween Cookie Challenge,” and she also recently released an e-book.
Breakthrough T1D hosted a Gala in Newport Beach to Raise Funds and Awareness for Type 1 Diabetes

3 weeks ago | orangecoast.com | Chelsea Raineri

On March 15, 300 guests attended the Breakthrough T1D “One Night in Venice” Gala at Pendry Newport Beach, which helped to raise nearly $1 million for T1D. This event has become a staple in Orange County and is known as one of the premiere social and charitable events. In fact, since Breakthrough T1D began in 1970, the organization has become the world’s largest private funder of type 1 diabetes. Each year, the stunning gathering continues to draw hundreds of business and philanthropic leaders.
Events this week in O.C.: April 2nd through 8th

3 weeks ago | orangecoast.com | Grace Murray

APRIL 3 THROUGH 6“THE WINTER’S TALE”Experience the premiere of a new show from American Ballet Theatre. Tony Award-winning director and choreographer Christopher Wheeldon brings Shakespeare’s dramatic play to life as a dancing spectacular. Featuring beautiful costumes and detailed sets, the ballet depicts a tumultuous tale of love stories and relationships facing uncertainty and tension.
Kickass Women: Debra Miller

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

The Corona del Mar resident started the nonprofit 22 years ago with her husband Paul after their son Hawken was diagnosed with Duchenne muscular dystrophy. Since then, the organization has made significant strides in advancing the care, treatment, and cure for the disease. What would you tell your younger self, knowing what you know now? Giving back is the best way to make an impact. I wasn’t raised in a family that was particularly philanthropic.
Inside "Dinner With Gavin Rossdale": Rock, Food, and Candid Conversations

3 weeks ago | orangecoast.com | Astgik Khatchatryan

The show was originally titled, “Rockstar Kitchen Chronicles,” right? That was just one of the names it had. I didn’t really like it because as an English person, you don’t just call yourself a rock star, you know? That’s a term you only apply to someone else. When I first had the idea, I wanted to call it “Iamfeeder,” but everyone was freaked out by that. I thought it was one of my best titles ever. How did the idea for it come about?
Kickass Women: Donna Magnani

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

Magnani began her career as a dancer, performing in music videos and commercials until she caught the attention of Martin Scorcese and landed a role in a major film. She has appeared in numerous television series, and has written and directed two award-winning short films, “In Shreds” and “Regarding Rose,” the latter of which is currently on the festival circuit and, as of press time, has garnered 11 awards. In addition to writing and directing, she also teaches acting and dancing in Laguna Hills.