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My Vintage Valentine’s Dinner Show
01.22.20
The Queen Mary presents an unforgettable evening of romance and old-world glamour at My Vintage Valentine’s Dinner Show on Friday, February 14. Selling out each year, the two seating times will offer a signature four-course dinner and special show featuring burlesque beauties, French cancan dancers, acrobats, and more.
Once My Vintage Valentine guests are seated for dinner, the evening’s host will introduce the performers and accompanying love story, with a new act appearing on stage with each course of the meal. The tantalizing costumes and stunning ambiance will create the perfect romantic setting as the entertainment dazzles from the stage.
The four-course signature dinner menu features a vine ripe tomato caprese salad to begin, an intermezzo champagne sorbet to clear the palate, a choice of asiago crusted organic chicken breast, pan-roasted sea bass, grilled filet mignon or grilled tofu and vegetable napoleon for the main course, and a red velvet heart cake served with chocolate strawberries and chantilly cream for the dessert finale.
My Vintage Valentine offers two seating times, the first at 6 p.m. for $275 per couple and second seating at 9 p.m. at $295 per couple. Tickets are sold in pairs only, and seating is first-come, first-served.
For more information and to purchase tickets to celebrate true love aboard the Queen Mary, visit queenmary.com.
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‘100 Things to Do in Orange County Before You Die’ Book Signing
01.22.20
Have you always wanted to know some insider tips on what to do and where to go in Orange County? Now’s your chance to meet author Robin Rockey who will be discussing her new book, 100 Things to Do in Orange County Before You Die, at the Costa Mesa Donald Dungan Library in Costa Mesa on Saturday, January 25 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
In 100 Things to Do in Orange County Before You Die, you’ll learn tips on how to maximize your time in this Pacific paradise and dodge the overhyped tourist traps.
Whether you’re a first-time visitor seeking surf, sun, and sand, or a lifelong local craving a deep dive into the region’s rich cultural history, this book will guide you to the best Orange County has to offer. Discover where to capture postcard-worthy photos, fill your shopping bags with dapper duds, and stuff your belly with out-of-this-world eats from incredible restaurants and under-the-radar rooftop bars.
Escape to Laguna Beach’s secluded coves, discover Disneyland originals that you won’t find at any other park, chase waterfalls in Holy Jim Canyon, and learn where to raise a glass to Seal Beach’s infamous Prohibition-era rum runners.
Local author Robin Rockey brings an insider’s eye and a SoCal spirit to this indispensable guide. Expertly-crafted itineraries take the guesswork out of planning your day, so you can spend more time exploring or simply lounging by the beach. Your Orange County adventure starts now!
100 Things to Do in Orange County Before You Die is available wherever books are sold at $16.
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