Following the success of Cozy Earth’s debut retail store in Brentwood, the brand is bringing its signature softness to Orange County with a second—and most elevated—location yet. Cozy Earth just opened in the heart of Corona del Mar, this expansive new storefront in Newport Beach will serve as a flagship destination for anyone who relishes in luxuriously soft sleepwear, elevated bedding essentials, and serene home comforts. It’s a must-visit for those who prioritize comfort, quality, and everyday indulgence.

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Join The District at Tustin Legacy for the Earth Day Celebration, a fun-filled, eco-friendly event for the whole family. On Saturday, April 26, from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. guests can expect an afternoon of engaging, hands-on activities that promote sustainability and environmental awareness.

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There’s always something new to love at Fashion Island, and this spring and summer, a fresh lineup of stylish openings is arriving just in time for a seasonal refresh. Upscale favorite L’Agence is now open, blending Parisian elegance with laid-back California cool. Expect bold prints, rich color, and signature silhouettes—plus those timeless wardrobe staples that make this brand a go-to for understated luxury.

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We’re so fortunate to have Roger’s Gardens right here in Orange County. For 50 years, this beloved destination in Corona del Mar has inspired gardeners, decorators, and anyone who appreciates beauty and creativity. It’s more than just a nursery—nearly 1 million visitors a year come for the curated seasonal boutiques, expert advice, and incredible décor that make Roger’s Gardens truly one-of-a-kind. Now through May 11, Roger’s Gardens is celebrating its golden anniversary with a Spring Celebration, “Bring Nature Home,” happening daily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Guests can explore vibrant floral displays, lush plantings, and artistic installations while discovering new ways to bring nature indoors. It’s a season filled with inspiration, education, and the chance to connect with expert gardeners, designers, and horticulturists.

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