ORANGE COUNTYNovember 2017 Calendar of Events

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ORANGE COUNTY2017 CALENDAR OF EVENTS

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NovemberNov. 18–19, Surfing Santa CompetitionGather for a cause and enjoy some holiday beach fun. Watch a surf contest with competitors dressed like Santa or other holiday-inspired characters. This charity event helps to support Surfers Healing, a foundation that hosts free surf camps for children with autism and their families. Time: 7:30 amLocation: Salt Creek Beach, Laguna Niguelwww.surfingsantacontest.org

Nov. 23, Plymouth Rock ‘n’ RunParticipate in the 5K, 10K or new 10-mile course around the Yorba Regional Park and the Santa Ana River trail on the morning of Thanksgiving. There will be a finish-line festival with silent auction, costume contest, food, fun, and more! Funds raised by sponsors and participants will directly support the Reeve-Irvine Research Center at UC, Irvine.Time: Refer to websiteLocation: Yorba Regional Park, 7600 E. La Palma Ave., Anaheimwww.plymouthrocknrun.com

Nov. 26, Tamale FestivalChurro-eating, best tamale, and best salsa contests are part of this event. There also will be live entertainment and food vendors offering pupusas, bacon-wrapped hotdogs, nachos, Mexican-style street corn and baked potatoes, as well as a cantina serving micheladas and margaritas. This year’s event includes the city’s holiday tree lighting ceremony.Time: 11 am–6 pmLocation: La Habra Community Center101 W. La Habra Blvd., La Habrawww.lahabraca.gov/677/Tamale-Festival

Nov. 23, Dana Point Turkey TrotGive yourself an excuse for an extra piece of pie! Bring your family, friends, and turkey suit to wobble before you gobble. Tour the beautiful beach, majestic cliffs, and coves of Dana Point. This flat, scenic race features a 10K, 5K and Kids Gobble Wobble. Participants receive a free shirt and medal.Time: Refer to websiteLocation: Dana Point Harbor, Dana Pointwww.turkeytrot.com

Nov. 22, Thanksgiving Celebration!Celebrate family, friends, and the holiday that brings everyone together. Kids will have a blast participating in turkey activities and learning the meaning of giving thanks. Story time, music and dancing, and arts and crafts are included in the fun.Time: 11 am–4 pmLocation: Pretend City Children’s Museum, 29 Hubble, Irvinewww.pretendcity.org/event/thanksgiving-celebration-3

Nov. 23, Orange County Rescue Mission’s Turkey TrotBring your loved ones on Thanksgiving morning for a 5K run or walk, and help raise funds to provide meals for the hungry and homeless of Orange County. There will be an expo after the race with vendors, snacks, beverages, and awards.Time: Refer to websiteLocation: Village of Hope, 1 Hope Dr., Tustinwww.turkeytrotoc.org

Nov. 17–18, Nutcracker Craft BoutiqueShop from over 250 vendors selling one-of-a-kind handcrafted holiday gifts, decorations, and collectibles. Beverages, snacks, and even baby-sitting services will be available. All proceeds benefit the Community Center’s youth and family programs.Time: 9 am–6 pm Saturday, 9 am–4 pm SundayLocation: Brea Community Center, 695 Madison Way, Breawww.cityofbrea.net/index.aspx?NID=448

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Nov. 2–Dec. 2, Art & NatureEnjoy exhibitions, outdoor art, panel discussions, films, and family activities. This event inspires artists, provides art and ideas for the community, discovers connections between art and science, raises environmental awareness, and celebrates Laguna Beach as a center of appreciation for art and nature.Time: Refer to websiteLocation: Main Beach, Laguna Beachwww.lagunaartmuseum.org/artandnature Nov. 5, Día de los Muertos Fiesta

Celebrate this Mexican holiday with arts and crafts, altars, art workshops, food vendors, and live music! The historical roots of the holiday date back to the pre-Hispanic cultures of the indigenous people of Meso-America. Enjoy regional dance groups and festive activities honoring their traditions.Time: Noon–4 pmLocation: Muckenthaler Cultural Center1201 W. Malvern Ave, Fullertonwww.themuck.org/programing/2017/1/5/dia-de-los-muertos-fiesta

Nov. 11, Salute to Veterans Community CelebrationHonor our veterans with live music and entertainment, free health screenings, historic military vehicles and reenactments, and a veterans job and resource fair. Don’t forget to bring non-perishable food items to donate to veterans in need. Time: 10 am–2 pmLocation: OC Fair & Event Center, 88 Fair Dr., Costa Mesawww.ocfair.com/events-calendar/salute-to-veterans-free-community-celebration

Nov. 17, Holiday Home Tour and Gift BoutiqueTake a tour of three beautiful Tustin homes decorated for the holidays, featuring spectacular views, creative designs, and fabulous landscaping. Attendees can also eat and shop at the gift boutique of 40+ vendors at the Tustin Community Center. Time: 10 am–5 pmLocation: Temple Beth Sholom, 2625 N. Tustin, Santa Anawww.jackandjillguild.org/index.html

Nov. 11, Tropicalia Music & Taco FestivalDon’t miss all-you-can-eat tacos (vegan to carnivore-friendly) and an incredible and eclectic lineup of musicians, featuring Chicano Batman, Los Tigres del Norte, and Kali Uchis. This event is hosted by comedian Felipe Esparza and is for all ages.Time: NoonLocation: The Queen Mary, 1126 Queens Hwy., Long Beachwww.tropicaliafest.com

Nov. 5, Dinosaur DashHave a dino-mite time! Choose from the Tustin Auto Center 10K, County of Orange & Supervisor Todd Spitzer 5K, 2K Fun Run, Seven Gables 5K and 15K, and 50K Bike Tours. Visit the expo for food, games, and more. Proceeds benefit the non-profit Tustin public schools foundation and local public schools.Time: 6:15–10:30 am, Refer to website for race timesLocation: Starts at El Camino and West St., Tustinwww.tpsf.net/dinodash

Nov. 9, The Cal-Ital Wine BattlesIt’s California vs. Italy in a wine battle, and you’re the judge! This event features a series of comparative tastings between two distinct regions. Select wines are poured side-by-side with tasting notes, and you decide the winner. Also enjoy authentic Italian antipasti, fresh homemade pasta, and more.Time: 6–9 pmLocation: il Farro Restaurant, 111 21st Pl., Newport Beachwww.eventbrite.com/e/cal-ital-wine-battles-tickets-38645375358

Nov. 3, A Taste of San ClementeTaste culinary masterpieces from the area’s finest restaurants. Enjoy wine tastings from local vineyards and a sampling of microbrews, as well as live music and a silent auction. Tickets include a special wine glass or beer mug and valet parking.Time: 6–10 pmLocation: Casino San Clemente 140 W. Avenida Pico, San Clementewww.scchamber.com

Nov. 4, Discovery Cube’s Pumpkin LaunchBring your lawn chairs and witness a day of flight, engineering, and pumpkin-smashing hijinks. Teams will build giant pumpkin-launching machines and compete to hit targets out in the field. There will also be activities, challenges, and food trucks.Time: 10 am–2 pmLocation: Cal State Fullerton, 800 N. State College Blvd., Fullertonoc.discoverycube.org/event/pumpkinlaunch

Nov. 4, Injured Warrior Appreciation RunSupport veterans on their healing journey with a motorcycle ride—all motorcycles are welcome! Proceeds benefit the combat-wounded, ill, and injured marines and sailors at Camp Pendleton, and those being served by the Warrior Foundation.Time: 7:30 am Stage, 9:30 am DepartLocation: OC Harley-Davidson, 8677 Research Dr., Irvinewww.injuredwarriorride.com

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