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Oh My Gourd! Fresh Brothers’ Pumpkin Shaped Pizzas

10.29.21

The search for the great pumpkin is over Charlie Brown now that Fresh Brothers has brought back its pumpkin-shaped pizzas for fall. Available in original crust and large size-only, guests can choose to build their own pizzas or select from one of Fresh Brothers signature pies now through November 30^th.

Other than the shape, Fresh Brothers stays true to doing what it does best – making great, authentic pizza. The pumpkin-shaped pies are the same price as their circular counterparts with an array of toppings to select from. Known for its quality ingredients with no additives, preservatives, or fillers, Fresh Brothers makes its dough in-house daily with several crust options that include original, skinny, cauliflower, deep dish, gluten-free and keto.

Tomatoes used for the zesty sauce that crowns the pies, is sourced locally from Stanislaus, California, while the mozzarella cheese, used to crown the pizzas, is all-natural and made by Grande who sources its milk from local family farms. In addition to its award-winning pizzas, Fresh Brothers also offers an array of leafy salads, wings, sliders, knots and desserts. Gluten-free and vegan options area also available.

The pumpkin-shaped pizzas, offered through November 30, are available at all Fresh Brothers locations throughout Los Angeles, Orange and San Diego Counties excluding LAX. Guests can choose to dine-in, take-out or have their pizza delivered.

For more information, visit online at freshbrothers.com.

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Laguna Art Museum Presents Rebeca Méndez for Ninth Annual Art & Nature Festival

10.27.21

Laguna Art Museum will present the ninth annual Art & Nature festival, a multidisciplinary exploration of art’s various engagements with the natural world, November 4-7.

The museum will also hold the annual Art & Nature Gala on November 6, an immersive evening of Art & Nature supporting Laguna Art Museum’s far-reaching art education and exhibition programs.

This year’s Art & Nature featured artist, Rebeca Méndez, will present Any-Instant-Whatever, a multimedia experience depicting a contemplation of a day in Los Angeles that captures a cloud-rich sky above the lively city and its inhabitants.

According to Méndez, the sky and the sun in Los Angeles are both great unifying forces, infusing a certain relaxed Southern Californian style in its people, as well as equalizers, whose light and warmth caress everyone. People in Los Angeles from all walks of life experience the same sky—something we all have in common.

Additional Art & Nature festival programming includes the First Thursdays Art Walk on November 4, a keynote lecture on November 5 from Dr. Daniel Lewis, the Dibner Senior Curator for the History of Science & Technology at the Huntington Library, Art Museum & Botanical Gardens, the new Jessie Arms Botke art exhibition opening on November 5, the Art & Nature Gala on November 6, the annual Family Festival on November 14, plus additional events throughout the fall season.

Continuing Laguna Beach's legacy as a center for the arts, Art & Nature provides a unique opportunity for the Southern California community to come together for a festival of art and ideas, to inspire artists, and enhance the appreciation of nature as a place that inspires awareness about the environment we share.

For more information, please visit lagunaartmuseum.org

Monday - Tuesday, Thursday - Sunday: 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Closed Wednesdays
Closed Fourth of July, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, and New Year’s Day

Laguna Art Museum is located at 307 Cliff Drive in Laguna Beach, on the corner of Coast Highway and Cliff Drive.

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