The Huntington Library, Art Museum and Botanical Gardens, known as The Huntington, is a collections-based educational and research institution established by Henry E. Huntington (1850–1927) and Arabella Huntington (c.1851–1924) in San Marino, California, United States. In addition to the library, the institution houses an extensive art collection with a focus on 18th- and 19th-century European art and 17th- to mid-20th-century American art. The property also includes approximately 120 acres (49 ha) of specialized botanical landscaped gardens, most notably the "Japanese Garden", the "Desert Garden", and the "Chinese Garden" (Liu Fang Yuan).

Modeled after a beach town, Bella Terra is also a shopping and entertainment complex that is perfect for families, couples, or single travelers alike. As well as a wide range of shopping options here, you will also find a number of delicious dining options, from fine dining to quaint cafes. If you have finished shopping and dining then you can also enjoy the theaters and live entertainment shows that take place at the amphitheater here. If you want to enjoy some fresh air at Bella Terra, then you can also find outdoor gardens and scenic fountains.

The Shipley Nature Center is dedicated to preserving the environment in the Shipley area and has the aim of educating visitors on the beauty of this part of California for generations to come. The nature center is set on 10 acres of land inside the wider Huntington Central Park and is filled with local plant and wildlife. Docents can give you are a tour of the center and answer any questions you may have and there are a number of shaded areas where you can sit and enjoy this ode to nature.

A community arts center and cultural center in one, the Huntington Beach Art Center is dedicated to presenting and showcasing artworks of all kinds of media by local artists. The aim of the center is to encourage curiosity and promote understanding of contemporary perspectives as well as cultural and historic ones. Every year, the art center makes an open call to the community and receives submissions from up to 300 artists annually, each vying for a spot in the year’s exhibit.

If you are a music lover then you will love the Huntington Beach Symphony Orchestra, which has a huge number of different genres on offer to suits the tastes of different patrons. Concerts are held throughout the year and there is also a youth choir that performs along with the orchestra at some of their shows. As such, make sure that you check what’s on when you are in town so that you don’t miss one of their famous concerts.

For over three decades Matsu has been offering traditional Japanese fine dining the whole family can enjoy. Whether you wish to relax and enjoy refreshments at our bar, be entertained by our highly skilled teppan chefs, or engage in friendly conversation with our professionally trained sushi chefs, we look forward to sharing a night of pleasurable memories with you. So join us to discover new tastes of Japan at our sushi bar, or you simply want to dine in a comfortable atmosphere that allows you to truly experience traditional Japanese dining at its finest.

Tastes even better than it looks. Your mouth will start to water even before the plate hits your table. New Zealand rack of lamb, topped with bread crumb, parmesan cheese and Italian herbs, grilled & baked served on a bed of chianti wine reduction sauce, served with side of vegetables. Order up some of your favorite drinks before your meal or a wine to go along with your dinner. You'll get a get a chance to experience our full bar and extensive wine list.

SLAPFISH brings you real American seafood, redefined with simple flavors and a healthy slap of FRESH. No white tablecloths or fancy silverware, just a boatload of deliciousness in a fast-casual setting. Why not indulge in the quality of fine-dining with the cost and convenience of fast food? SLAPFISH offers a new perspective on “boat to plate” dining by serving the freshest fish and shellfish sourced from well-managed, responsible suppliers of sustainable seafood. In the end, sustainable tastes better.

Cafe Cup has made its home in Huntington Beach, California. Following in the footsteps of its sister restaurant "The Coffee Cup Cafe" of Long Beach - Cafe Cup serves healthy and hearty meals that include fabulous egg creations, with a variety of flavors developed to appeal to all palettes. Our menu includes breakfast and lunch selections made with fresh ingredients. You'll even find freshly made cinnamon rolls. We proudly serve Lavazza coffee - including lattes, cappacinos, expresso, caramel lattes, mochas and chai tea. Join us for a scrumptious breakfast or mouthwatering lunch - served all day! We look forward to serving you delicious food with warm hospitality.

We at Gen Korean B.B.Q. tend to stray away from the self-serving concept of the "buffet". With our menu offering a wide variety of choices, our wait staff will recommend items to accommodate your palate and present them to your table, where you can enjoy watching your marinated meats sizzle and caramelize before your very eyes. We, at Gen Korean BBQ, are pleased to present our guests to an experience they will truly never forget, from our boundless menu options consisting of freshly prepared meats, seafood, and vegetables, to our refreshing & traditional Korean ban-chan (side-dishes); you will experience a wide array of complex flavors that will truly give your palate a new perception of taste.

Coast High School is a college prep alternative school of choice offering UC/CSU A-G and NCAA approved curriculum comparable in length, content, and rigor to a traditional high school. Our learning model provides maximum flexibility for students while leading to a fully accredited high school diploma.

National University is proud of its commitment to diversity and provides more master’s degrees in education to minority students than any other college or university in California, as well as more master’s degrees in all disciplines combined to the state’s Hispanics and African Americans, according to Diverse Issues in Higher Education. Annually, National University also ranks in the Top 10 nationally in granting master’s degrees to women.

Orange Coast College's 164-acre campus is located in Costa Mesa just minutes from Southern California’s beautiful beaches. OCC features exceptional facilities and the latest in technology and offers more than 135 academic and career programs, including one of the nation’s largest and most acclaimed public nautical programs. Nearly half the students on campus are enrolled in one of OCC's Career and Technical Education programs and enrollment averages around 22,000 students each semester. OCC consistently ranks as one of the top colleges in the state – and the top college in Orange County - for the number of students it transfers to the University of California and California State University systems. Additionally, many OCC students go on to transfer to private colleges and universities within California and across the nation.

Stanbridge® asserts that a high quality, accessible, and relevant education is the right of every individual. The central purpose of all programs and services offered by Stanbridge University is to prepare people for occupations and professions. As such, we are dedicated to meeting the learning needs of our students. To these ends, we offer and commit to the allocation of resources in support of a variety of programs. These programs are offered in ways that recognize the needs of a diverse, changing population. Stanbridge University’s programs provide an educational environment that allows students to meet their long-term learning needs. In a time of dynamic technological change, students are encouraged to address the impact of information systems on their academic and occupational planning.

Founded in 1927, the PCU originally consisted of an undergraduate program along with graduate schools in business, divinity and law. However, all but the School of Law closed during the Great Depression. World War II nearly eliminated the School of Law but for the persistence of then Dean Carl Manson, who taught all the classes while the other professors were off at war. Manson continued as Dean until his death in 1980. In 1981 Dean Irving Schleimer, previously a member of the faculty, became the PCU's new dean.