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The show returns to Chapman University's Musco Center for the Arts to tell the story of "soulful queens" through Black history, art, music and dance.

Camps focus on everything from singing and dancing to sewing and culinary arts.

The College Corps program places student fellows with nonprofits, offering the students a stipend of up to $10,000 and an opportunity to give back to others.

The TimesOC newsletter brings you the latest on Orange County from Orange County.

"Music of the March" will debut at UC Irvine's Barclay Theatre on Saturday, Jan. 13.

Orange County's Credit Union donated 365 toys collected during its annual toy drive to Children’s Hospital of Orange County.

Find the OC Register's annual selection of people you should know based on nominations from our readers and reporting by our staff.

Arts & Learning Conservatory Founder and CEO Debora Wondercheck tapped for roles with the Costa Mesa City Arts Commission and the Forbes BLK community of leaders.

Saturday's production at Chapman University's Musco Center for the Arts features 100 performers portraying the Black experience in song, music, dance and spoken word.

Created by a Costa Mesa musician, teacher and nonprofit leader, Sunday's production at Musco Center for the Arts features 100 performers telling the story of the Black experience in song, music, dance and spoken word.