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Sherman Library Celebrates 50 Years with Special Open House on October 22

10.16.24

Sherman Library & Gardens is celebrating the 50th anniversary of its beloved library with a special Open House on October 22, 2024. The event, open to the public and free of charge, runs from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. and includes light bites and a no-host bar. RSVPs are required to attend here.

Founded by Arnold D. Haskell in 1974, the Sherman Library was built to preserve the history of the Pacific Southwest. Haskell designed a two-story Mission Revival-style building, with library stacks on the upper level and a climate-controlled archival space below. Since then, the library has grown to house over 15,000 books and a wide array of historical materials, including manuscripts, letters, photographs, maps, films, and rare artifacts.

Visitors can explore Sherman Library's current exhibitions, including Re-emerging at Sherman Library & Gardens: Gene Bauer’s Golden Botanical Gardens, which highlights Bauer’s botanical serigraphs that she began in 1972, focusing on native California plants. Additionally, the exhibit Phil Dike: From Paris to the Peninsula showcases the artist’s watercolor and oil landscapes of Newport Beach, generously donated by Woodie and Judy Dike.

The library is also a treasure trove for genealogists, with an extensive collection of historical city and street directories, some dating back to 1888, primarily covering California, along with select directories from Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico, and Hawaii.

2647 East Coast Highway in Corona del Mar. 

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Autumn Music Fest in Costa Mesa

10.15.24

Celebrate the essence of fall at the Autumn Music Fest, a magical gathering of live music, delicious food, and vibrant pop-up vendors at The CAMP in Costa Mesa on Saturday, October 19th from 4:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. This event promises an evening filled with music, creativity, and community.

Enjoy live performances from talented local bands, including The Lemonsharks and The Sweetwater Station, bringing an eclectic mix of folk, rock, and indie tunes to elevate the mood. Whether dancing on the grass or simply swaying to the rhythm, the festival is all about enjoying the music and living in the moment.

Come dressed in your most colorful attire and prepare for a night of fantastic food, drinks, and unique pop-up shops. While parking is free, it tends to fill up quickly at The CAMP on weekends, so carpooling or using rideshare services is recommended. Additional free parking is available on Randolph Ave.

Join in the Autumn Music Fest for an evening of music, celebration, and seasonal joy!

The CAMP is at 2937 Bristol St. in Costa Mesa.

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