More than most work weeks, this is one I can't wait until it's over. Not because my work computer took a dump on me for a third time in less than 7 months (and yes, it's a PC), but because of the fact that there are so many great things to look forward to this weekend–all in Santa Ana!
First off, the Santiago Art District kicks it into full gear tomorrow night with what is expected to be one of the biggest Art Walks to date here at the Santiago Lofts. With the help of internet sensation Kogi Korean BBQ setting up shop, we're expecting some huge numbers and a fun new audience making a trek to scary 'ol Santa Ana.
Speaking of "Trek", anyone here see the movie yet? Did you catch the Tribble?
On Sunday, my good bud, fellow Lost fanatic and newly anointed Master Food Preserver Delilah Snell will be hosting the Patchwork Indie Arts and Crafts Festival at The Road Less Traveled/Harvey's/Craft Kitchen parking lots.
If you haven't been to a Patchwork event before, I'd highly recommend. First off, it's a free outdoor event less than 5 minutes from the lofts.
Second, if you're looking for some unique gifts or something that sings to your inner-artist, this is the place to find it. Just make sure to bring some pocket cash because I'm not sure if all the vendors will be set up for electronic purchases.
Peering outside my office window, I couldn't imagine a better weekend to support local artists and to just hang out in Santa Ana.
The Santiago Art District takes place tomorrow and every third Saturday of the month from 7-10PM-ish. Galleries at the Santiago Art District are located between Santiago and Poinsettia St, just off Santa Ana Boulevard/Civic Center Drive.
The Patchwork Indie Arts & Crafts Festival takes place this Sunday, May 17th from 11-5PM.
2202 North Main Street
Santa Ana, 92706
(Parking lot across Main Street near the 5 freeway entrance)
Friday, May 15, 2009
Things to do This Weekend in Santa Ana
Posted by Ben Dayhoe at 1:50 PM
Filed Under: Art , Art Walk , Bargain Hunting , Food and Drink , Local Deals , The Good
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2 comments :
Ben, the kogi Korean/Mexican tacos were good.
We need to go and eat some good menudo...It will be great Gustavo, you and I looking for the best tasting Mexican food in Santa Ana. : )
fine :)
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