The OC Fair & Event Center sits at the heart of Costa Mesa’s year-round fun, hosting more than 150 events and welcoming over 2 million visitors each year. The center is home to Centennial Farm, Pacific Amphitheatre and one of the largest fairs in the United States, the OC Fair.

As one of Orange County’s premier dining and nightlife destinations, Triangle Square is known for its high-energy after-dark scene, featuring a popular nightclub and multiple venues where visitors can dance, grab drinks, and enjoy late-night entertainment.

P10NEER is a hidden speakeasy-style bar in Costa Mesa offering a unique cocktail experience. Tucked behind Dick Church's Diner, this intimate venue features a space-themed ambiance and a menu of innovative, seasonally rotating cocktails.

There are two piers in Newport Beach. The Newport pier offers stunning views to the north toward Huntington Beach and south toward the Balboa Pier. Swimmers and sunbathers flock to this 5-mile stretch of beach in summer and winter, finishing off their day in the sun with a night of casual or fine dining.

Costa Mesa is home to Northgate Market’s first-ever Mercado concept, where colorful murals, the smell of fresh tortillas, and more than 20 vendors showcase authentic flavors from Mexico.

Harper Barbecue is a California-style restaurant redefining traditional BBQ with prime meats, fresh produce, and no seed oils, serving selections deli-style by weight alongside craft beers.

Open daily for breakfast and lunch, Dick Church's is a family-friendly restaurant known for their classic comfort meals and bottomless coffee.

Eat Chow is a laid-back diner with a coastal, surf-and-skate vibe. Known for its elevated American comfort food, the menu combines classic diner staples with gourmet ingredients and fresh Mexican and bistro-style twists.

Cafe Sevilla is a dining and nightlife destination bringing Spanish culture to Costa Mesa. It offers award-winning tapas, traditional paellas, signature sangria, a nightclub featuring live Latin music, and flamenco shows.

Casa de Onda is a Tulum-inspired Mexican-American fusion restaurant and nightlife destination located at Triangle Square. It serves elevated coastal cuisine and craft cocktails by day, transforming into a nightlife experience with live DJs in the evening.

TeWinkle Park is a scenic public park designed for outdoor recreation and relaxation. The park features walking trails, picnic areas, and lush landscapes, making it an ideal spot for families.

Salty Horse is a coastal café in Costa Mesa, CA, offering a tropical-inspired menu. The eatery serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner, featuring dishes like ube chicken and waffles, pitaya pancakes, and French toast. The café is known for its unique ambiance, blending coastal charm with western soul, and is dog-friendly.

Goat Hill Tavern is popular for its massive selection of beers on tap. Since 1984, "The Goat" has offered a wildly eclectic, unpretentious dive-bar vibe featuring neon signs and daily happy hour specials.

Westwood Coast is a country-western-themed restaurant and lounge located at Triangle Square. It combines upscale, elevated American dining with a lively honky-tonk nightlife, featuring an extensive whiskey menu, line dancing, and a mechanical bull.

UC Irvine Langson Orange County Museum of Art is a 53,000-square-foot contemporary art museum located on the Segerstrom Center for the Arts campus. The museum showcases 20th- and 21st-century works, featuring rotating exhibits throughout the year, free admission, and monthly events.

Yucca Fins is a surf shop and lifestyle destination known for its wide selection of premium surfboards, modern wetsuits, quality apparel, and reliable gear, the shop serves both locals and visitors who crave California coastal culture.