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  Families came from far and wide to celebrate Laguna College of Art and Design’s (LCAD) 2019 commencement ceremony on Friday, May 24. The family of Julia Meni, commencement student speaker and Graphic Design + Digital Media with Action Sports emphasis alumna, wouldn’t miss...

Laguna Art Museum will open the exhibition “Sculptures by Gwynn Murrill,” the first exhibition to present 20 works from the artist’s entire career, on Sunday, June 16. The Los Angeles-based artist Gwynn Murrill is best known for her sculptures in wood, marble and bronze of...

Chef Mareya Ibrahim Intros New Book Tickets are on sale for a book signing and discussion with Mareya Ibrahim at 4 p.m. on Sunday, June 9 at Laguna Beach Books, 1200 South Coast Highway. The author will provide samples from her new cookbook, “Eat Like You Give a Fork,” at the...

By Christopher Trela | NB Indy “In this world, you must be oh so smart, or oh so pleasant. Well, for years I was smart. I recommend pleasant.” “Doctor I’ve wrestled with reality for 40 years and I’m happy to say that I’ve finally won out over it.” “I always have...

Laguna’s 12th Annual Fete de la Musique presented by the Laguna Beach Sister Cities Association will be held on Saturday, June 15. The day’s festivities, inspired by the French International Day of Music, will begin at 12 p.m. at Main Beach. At about 40 different locations,...

Great teachers inspire their students, but many times, teachers find themselves inspired by their students. Thurston Middle School Health and PE teacher and Ecology Club mentor Penny Herrick-Dressler is one teacher who recognized a need amongst her students and was inspired to...

the Men’s 65th Open, which begins on Saturday, June 1, on Main Beach with check-in starting at 8:30 a.m. Play on both days will start around 9:30 and go all day. There is no cover charge, but seating is limited, especially on Sunday.

Laguna Beach Realtor Chris Tebbutt is proud to show his sons the rainbow flag flying above Laguna Beach City Hall through June 30 because for the first time, their hometown is overtly showing its support for their two-dad family.

More than400 people gathered at the Laguna Beach Artists Theater for WAVE’s (Women for American Values and Ethics) Action Fund’s “Light the Way for Change” eventon Sunday, May 19. The presentation was WAVE Action Fund’sinaugural fundraiser for the new nonprofit.

Village Laguna’s Charm House Tour earlier this month saw rain for the first time in 47 years, but the weather didn’t stop the event’s organizers from selling more tickets than last year’s tour.

The annual Walking for Water fundraiser, run by 25 local high school students, is set to take place Sunday, June 2, from 12-3 p.m. at the Laguna Beach High School track. Walking for Water, a project of Wisdom Spring Inc. is run by Laguna Beach High School students and raises...

The Festival of Arts, celebrating its 87th year, is Laguna’s professionally juried fine art show of paintings, sculpture, photography, ceramics, jewelry, and more from artists around Orange County. The Festival also offers daily activities for art lovers of all ages. The calendar...

The Alternative Sleeping Location serving Laguna Beach’s homeless population will get some security upgrades thanks to a proposal from City Councilman Peter Blake approved Tuesday by the Council.

About 50 Woods Cove residents cheered for the Laguna Beach City Council’s vote Tuesday to spend another $300,000 to move forward with engineering designs to underground utility lines in their neighborhood.

In March, 19-year-old Laguna Beach native and videographer  joined internationally renowned musician Shawn Mendes for a seven-week European concert tour. Traveling to 16 countries, from the Netherlands to England,