“Good Vibrations,” a ‘60s-style fund-raising party scheduled...
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“Good Vibrations,” a ‘60s-style fund-raising party scheduled for Saturday in conjunction with the opening of the “LA Pop in the ‘60s” exhibit at Newport Harbor Art Museum, has been cancelled for lack of ticket sales. Those who did buy tickets are being offered the choice of a refund, a museum membership, or credit toward another museum event. The exhibit opens Thursday and will continue through July 9. Information: (714) 759-1122.
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