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Bringing a taste of Nantucket to Old Towne Orange, the highly regarded Ways & Means Oyster House has attracted rave reviews since its opening last October. »
While some have described Moira Hahn’s paintings as “Pop-Surrealism,” she doesn’t find this an accurate description of her work, which has its roots in . . . »
Fans of the late Huell Howser and his iconic TV show “California’s Gold” are invited to a free Open House at Chapman University on Saturday, March 29th from 9 am to 6 pm. »
It took three years for Tricia and David Kelly to find just the right space to open Nectar Clothing in Old Towne Orange, but it was worth the wait. »
Considering her unabashed love for life, it’s no wonder that Rachel included the word “love” in the name of her store, Rachel’s – The Styles To Love! »
Luke Mysse and his family will hit the road this summer for StopSAM, an organization dedicated to helping young children dying from Severe Acute Malnutrition. Read more about his journey and find out how you can help at . . . »
Talk to Orange’s new Chamber of Commerce President and CEO and it will become apparent that Charla Lenarth believes in living a purposeful life. »
For 42 years O’Hara’s Pub has been a favorite for longtime locals. The pub reflects the young people of today, and also attracts an older crowd who have fond memories of the traditional irish pub in Old Towne Orange. »
William Houchin (center) has added a second location to complement his venerable Watch & Wares Estate Jewelry shop on South Glassell in Old Towne. »
With more than 20 instructors, The Dragonfly Studios provides a creative setting for learning something new as well as creating memories with your friends and family. »
A personal chef who has developed hundreds of recipes for Betty Crocker and General Mills, Cheri Liefeld decided it was time to share her passion for cooking with the general public. »
Orange native Josh Nichols serves up 100-percent organic, cold-pressed vegetable-and-fruit juice in six packs, growlers, flights and shots at the newly opened Growl Juice Pub. »
Old Towne resident Candace Smith never felt entirely confident in social settings. So imagine her anxiety when she found herself having to attend prestigious, diplomatic events after her husband, Dr. Vernon Smith, received the Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences in 2002. »
Known as one of the most accurate predictors of the economy, Chapman University’s Economic Forecast is without a doubt one of the most enjoyable. »
It was a one-room schoolhouse, where a single teacher taught all five grades (with the littlest kids sitting in front and the older kids behind, so everyone got to . . . »
View the photographic work of Jon C. Haverstick and one prevailing theme overrides—humanity. It is his desire to open a window to the soul of those he photographs and his respect for the U.S. Armed Forces that led the photographer to undertake his “Faces of Freedom” project pictured here. »
View art and stories about those who create it at Inside Art, a feature where you can retain their images from the inside front cover of recent printed Plaza Reviews. »
View recent Building Character stories about key Chapman University personnel and campus properties with which they are closely associated. »
Dr. Ly Nguyen and Dr. Alex Romero recently acquired Orange Circle Optometry on East Chapman. The husband-and-wife team met in Florida at optometry school, but previously lived just 15 minutes apart from each other in Orange. »
Old Orange Brewing Company has plenty of seats in the tasting room, plus a round bar where people can sit and sample craft beers, such as blonde ales, red ales and IPAs. »
View the artwork of renowned painter Marinus Welman, and it quickly becomes apparent that he and his work can't be... »
TEDxChapmanU provided attendees with a plethora of ideas that promoted conversation and new ways of thinking. Select to view videos of the inspiring talks. »
Known for selling distinctive and unique homes, Seven Gables Real Estate has recently added an office in Old Towne Orange. »
