Events
Celebrating Father’s Day with Fitness on Fire
June 20. Get a real good workout with Fitness of Fire this Father’s Day. Pretend City will be honoring dads with exciting activities. It’s a day full of fun, connection, and memorable moments for the whole family. Fitness On Fire is Orange County’s Original Community Fitness Training Studio. Fitness On Fire has been serving the community of Irvine for 10 years by the John Wayne airport. Saturday at 11 a.m. Pretend City, 29 Hubble, Irvine. More Information
Summerfest
June 18-21. Fun awaits you at the 2026 Fountain Valley Summerfest at the Fountain Valley Sports Park. Rock with a jam-packed line-up of live concerts on the Main Stage. Soar to new heights as you spin around and upside-down in the Fun Zone where you can enjoy carnival rides and play games for all ages. Taste delicious eats-sweet treats, savory bites, and fest favorites along with our adult beverage options including our signature drink, Summer Smash. Hours vary. 16400 Brookhurst Street, Fountain Valley. More Information
Blind Wine Tasting Class & Game
June 18. Come for for an immersive Blind Wine Tasting Class & Game featuring 8 wines, guided tasting techniques, sensory challenges, and interactive wine education led by Advanced Certified Sommelier Lamar Engel of The Wine Militia. Individual & Group tasting games and challenges. Wine culture, terroir, and storytelling. Guest interactive Vinyl music, and more. Thursday, 6:30-8 p.m. Tickets available here. WorkWell, 17322 Murphy Avenue, Irvine. More Information
Cruisin’ Brea Classic Car Show
June 21. Downtown Brea will rev up for Father’s Day as Cruisin’ Brea returns with one of Orange County’s largest car shows, featuring an impressive collection of classic cars, hot rods, customs, and specialty vehicles from across Southern California. Produced by Flying Deuces, the longtime community event combines automotive culture with live entertainment, exhibits, shopping, dining, and family-friendly activities throughout the day. Guests are also encouraged to bring a canned food donation to support the Orange County Food Bank, adding a charitable element to the Father’s Day festivities. Sunday, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Birch & Brea Blvd. cruisinbrea.com
Food + Drink
Dive Into Santa Ana’s Michelada Guide
Now Available. If you’re new to the world of micheladas, here’s the scoop: In its most basic form, the drink is a Mexican lager dialed up with tart lime juice and served in a chilled, salt-rimmed glass. Creative bartenders have been playing with the formula for years. Today, Santa Ana restaurants and bars offer their own versions of the michelada, from house-made michelada mixes to mocktail options featuring Topo Chico sparkling water or assorted fruit juices. Various locations. More Information
Miramar Food Hall Opens
Open Now. Where San Clemente’s history meets modern flavor. Set inside the restored Miramar Theatre, this bustling new food hall brings together local favorites and global tastes under one iconic roof. Featuring 15 food vendor halls, 2 bars, and stunning ocean views, Miramar Food Hall is set to be one of the hottest new dining destinations for Oc foodies everywhere. Hours vary. 1720 N. El Camino Real, San Clemente. More Information
Tiny’s Burger Debuts
Now Open. Tiny’s is a tribute to the nostalgic American burger stand uniquely accented by a Konbini snack shop. Crafted by Chef Sang Yoon, the visionary behind Father’s Office, our menu balances classic fast-casual favorites with clever Asian influences. They’ve even brought along a few legendary gastropub touches from the Father’s Office kitchen, including our popular salt & vinegar tots. 3333 Bristol St. #1000, Costa Mesa. More Information
Postino’s Iconic Battle of The Bruschetta Continues
Ongoing. The third and final series before the championships, Postino continues its annual “Battle of The Bruschetta,” a summer-long competition featuring six limited-time, wildly innovative recipes. During each round, guests can order two competing limited-edition bruschetta flavors and vote on their favorite by scanning a QR code in-restaurant or visiting postino.com/battle-of-the-bruschetta-2026 Hours vary. 2981 Michelson Dr, Suite E, Irvine. More Information
Arts + Culture
Baroque Music Festival
June 21-28. The annual Baroque Music Festival returns this June, celebrating the richness and diversity of music from the Baroque era through five performances over eight days. Founded in 1981, the festival showcases large-scale orchestral and vocal works alongside intimate chamber music and solo recitals, all performed by leading artists specializing in historically informed performance. From grand Sunday concerts to midweek programs highlighting the artistry of individual musicians, the festival offers audiences a rare opportunity to experience centuries-old music brought vividly to life. Hours and locations vary, for more information visit bmf-cdm.org
Books at Bowers: The Big Sleep by Raymond Chandler
June 18. The classic novel. The Big Sleep, by author Raymond Chandler featuring Private Investigator Philip Marlowe is the first in its series. Published in 1939 this crime novel has been voted #62 of the best 100 novels of the century and nominee for several awards including Best Ever Crime Novel. A docent led tour of the new California Watercolors exhibit, which features locales in Los Angeles and California, will follow the book discussion. 2002 N. Main Street, Santa Ana. More Information
Art Sessions at LAM
June 19. Come to the Laguna Art Museum for a hands-on creative workshop designed for artists of all skill levels. Led by Peter Zokosky, artist and chairman of the Master of Fine Arts Program at Laguna College of Art + Design, each session explores a new technique, medium or theme. Supplies included with ticket. Museum members: $45. Non-members: $55. Friday, 4-7 p.m. 307 Cliff Drive, Laguna. Beach. More Information
Photo credits: Tiny’s courtesy of Grid Vongpiansuksa. All other images are courtesy of the businesses and venues.
