Events
South OC Cars and Coffee
Nov. 4. A good cup of coffee is always a jump-start to the day, but paired with rows and rows of great cars takes it up a notch. South OC Cars and Coffee is the US’s largest weekly car meet that attracts a mix of 700-1000 plus hypercars, supercars, exotics, vintage, classic, muscle and sports cars, hot rods, rat rods, pickups, 4×4 and motorcycles. Saturday, 9 a.m. – 11 a.m. Outlets at San Clemente, 101 W Avenida Hermosa. southoccarsandcoffee.com
OC Wine and Spirit Fest
Nov. 5. OC Wine & Spirit Festival was created to bring a modern tasting experience to the people of Orange County with luxe vibes and a laid-back coastal attitude. With a focus on fun, complemented by global tastings that will include wine, craft beer, spirits, hard seltzers, and more. Sunday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m. Giracci Vineyard and Farms, 16162 Jackson Ranch Road, Silverado. ocwineandspiritfest.com
15-Year Community Celebration
Nov. 4. The Ecology Center invites you to celebrate with us on November 4th for a day filled with delicious food, beverages, music, family activities, and a wonderful sense of community. There is a wide range of activities for all ages to enjoy and help celebrate. The celebration is free to attend, but guests must still register here before coming – events and a FAQ is also available at the link above. Saturday, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. 32701 Alipaz Street, San Juan Capistrano. theecologycenter.org
Food + Drink
Perry’s Pizza Celebrates 50 Years
Nov. 4. The beloved family-owned restaurant, known for its scratch-made Sicilian-style pizza, is celebrating its 50th anniversary this month. Look forward to a day of giveaways, raffles, discounted prices on select menu items, a few surprises, and, of course, a celebration of community that has become synonymous with the brand for five decades. Saturday, 9 a.m.-10 p.m. 21411 Brookhurst St., Huntington Beach. perryspizza.net
El Cholo Turns 100
Now Open. A century of tradition continues as the storied restaurant El Cholo celebrates one hundred years of success, flavor, and festivities. Since opening its doors as LA’s first Mexican restaurant in 1923, the restaurant has operated as a family-owned business. Today, the restaurants are run by Ron Salisbury, grandson of the founders. With various locations all across Southern California, now is the perfect time to come celebrate a hundred years of history and heritage. Various locations. elcholo.com
Pier Summit Ski Lodge Opens
Starts Nov. 2. An all-new, 80’s ski-themed pop-up has set up shop inside the Shorebreak Hotel. The 21+ only venue immerses guests into the aprés ski lifestyle with festive drinks, great vibes, and great food – like the Matterhorn Schnitzel. A panko-crusted pork tenderloin with warm potato salad, and lemon caper butter. The pop-up is walk-in only. Wednesday-Saturday, 5-10 p.m. 500 Pacific Coast Hwy, Huntington Beach. More Information
Dia de los Muertos at Red O
Nov. 3. Embrace the spirits in style at Red O in Newport Beach. Working with Casamigos, the vibrant, enthralling restaurant and bar will have guests soaking in the holiday with great food, drinks, DJs, fire dancers and more. The restaurant is known to celebrate the day with gusto, so reservations are highly recommended for this signature event. Friday, starts at 4 p.m. 143 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. redorestaurant.com
Arts + Culture
Bestselling Author in Conversation at Segerstrom Center
Nov. 6. One of the most popular novelists of our time, Amor Towles is a master storyteller and a consummate craftsman of language. In his Segerstrom Center debut on Monday night, he’ll share the fascinating stories behind A Gentleman in Moscow, Rules of Civility, and the Lincoln Highway. Be a part of the conversation! 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa, 714.556.2787. www.scfta.org
11th Annual Art and Nature
Nov. 2. The highly anticipated 11th annual Art + Nature commences on November 2nd. This multidisciplinary celebration of art’s interaction with the natural world promises to be the highlight of LAM’s yearly calendar. Art + Nature brings together a diverse community of thousands of people, fostering a deeper connection with the environment and bridging the realms of nature and art. Saturday, at 5 p.m. 307 Cliff Drive, Laguna Beach. lagunaartmuseum.org
DTSA Art Walk
Nov. 4. Taking place the first Saturday of each month, the DTSA Art Walk is a free, all-ages, community-based art showcase. Join friends and neighbors for live music, live art, dancing under the stars, and over 20 art galleries and studios featuring rotating exhibits and more. Saturday, 6 p.m.-10 p.m. For details on the walk, including locations and more, please visit dtsaartwalk.org
Photo credits: Perry’s Pizza courtesy of Outshine PR. All other images are courtesy of the businesses and venues.
