What's Happening?
The Costa Mesa Historical Society is marking its 60th anniversary with a series of events, including talks, tours, and a celebration at the Diego Sepulveda Adobe. The nonprofit, which recently increased
its membership to over 200, is organizing a public talk featuring Los Angeles Times columnist Gustavo Arellano. The event will explore the history of Latino restaurant pioneers in Costa Mesa. Additional events include a speaker series, walking tours, and a special anniversary celebration in August. The society also plans to unveil new exhibits at its headquarters.
Why It's Important?
The anniversary highlights the importance of preserving local history and culture. The Costa Mesa Historical Society's efforts contribute to community identity and education, offering residents and visitors insights into the area's past. By organizing events and tours, the society fosters community engagement and appreciation for historical preservation. This celebration also underscores the role of volunteer organizations in maintaining cultural heritage and promoting historical awareness.
