Articles - Talk of the Towne
Learning From History
83 - Sep / Oct 17
While many people are aware of the Holocaust and other acts of genocide throughout history, it’s not often that you have the chance to hear from individuals who experienced these events or who have spent their lives studying these acts and their causes.
This fall...
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While many people are aware of the Holocaust...
Orange Circle Optometry Celebrates 5 Years
with Alex Romero & Ly Nguyen
83 - Sep / Oct 17
Everyone knows your name when you visit Orange Circle Optometry. Always on hand with a smile and hello are [from left] Gwen Wagner, Optician; Angelica Neria , Optometric Assistant; Ly Nguyen, Optometrist; Alex Romero, Optometrist and Lindsey Locke, Optometric Assistant.
Orange Circle Optometry
When Old...
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Everyone knows your name when you visit Orange...
At Our Farm Table
82 - Jul / Aug 17
If you’ve dined alfresco under the stars on a balmy Southern California summer night, you know the experience reaches new heights in the company of good food and good friends. Such is the lure of the 2nd Annual Farmer’s Market to Table Dinner to be held on August...
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If you’ve dined alfresco under the stars on...
Francoli Gourmet
Growing Up Gourmet
82 - Jul / Aug 17
Serving up delicious, authentic Northern Italian cuisine, Francoli Gourmet attracts loyal customers and longtime employees. Some of the restaurant’s well-trained staff started when they opened in 1993. “We’re like a family,” says owner Alberto Tilicone (left).
Francoli Gourmet
When Alberto Tilicone and his family came...
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Serving up delicious, authentic Northern Italian cuisine, Francoli...
Discovering Your Cosmic Self
81 - May / Jun 2017
When it comes to the opportunities offered by Chapman University, many of them are of the once-in-a-lifetime variety. Such is the case with the May 13 Q&A and book signing with the authors of the New York Times Bestseller, You Are the Universe: Discovering Your Cosmic...
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When it comes to the opportunities offered by...
A Library Legacy
80 - Mar / Apr 17
A decade ago, on April 21, 2007, the Orange Public Library & History Center re-opened in Old Towne after two years of construction. The 45,000-square-foot space featured a variety of long-awaited additions, including the Joanne Coontz History Center, the RJ Noble Teen Zone and the Klein Family...
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A decade ago, on April 21, 2007, the Orange...
A Taste of Orange
80 - Mar / Apr 17
When Kennedy Schaal attended the Taste of Orange for the first time in 2015, the Old Towne resident immediately recognized the uniqueness of the event. Presented by the Orange Blossoms Auxiliary, an Auxiliary of Assistance League® of Orange, attendees of the event sample food from...
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When Kennedy Schaal attended the Taste of Orange...
Holocaust Remembrance
80 - Mar / Apr 17
As time marches into the 21st Century and we recall the cataclysmic event of the Holocaust, memories and individual stories make this increasingly distant history meaningful and real. This wouldn’t be possible, however, without programs that commemorate this history in ways that educate and inspire....
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As time marches into the 21st Century and...
Well Run Games
80 - Mar / Apr 17
Though Villa Park Elementary parent Sarah Jarrell volunteers in many capacities at her children’s school, coaching at the annual Community Foundation of Orange Foundation Games is by far her favorite activity.
“The Foundation Games are so well run, and the camaraderie built across the different...
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Though Villa Park Elementary parent Sarah Jarrell volunteers...
Gene Kelly: The Legacy
79 - Jan / Feb 17
“Gene Kelly: The Legacy” comes to the Musco Center for the Arts at the end of January, marking a homecoming of sorts for Patricia Ward Kelly, whose acclaimed live-performance about her late husband, Gene Kelly, continues to receive rave reviews since her world tour first...
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“Gene Kelly: The Legacy” comes to the Musco...