Korean television series "Squid Game" was released on Netflix on Sept. 17, and has slowly become a viral sensation over the past few weeks. Halloween costumes, memes and a surplus of TikToks have been shared all over the internet in lieu of the premiere.
Underwood Family Farms' annual Fall Harvest on the Farm slowly made a return to a more normal experience this year, with many activities for family and friends to enjoy during the season.
Moorpark College hosted Grammy Award-winning musician Arturo Sandoval in its Latinx month finale, where Sandoval taught a master class in the Performing Arts Center and gave a lecture that was broadcasted over Zoom.
America’s Teaching Zoo hosted a benefit concert called “Concert for Cats” to raise money to build a new habitat for the zoo's two tigers, Neil and Karma.
Ventura County Art Events hosted the Ventura Art and Street Painting Festival at the Ventura Harbor. The event showcased local artists’ work through booths and street chalk demonstrations that were free to the public.
In Early May, the Moorpark College Theatre Arts department performed their spring production of “The Impostures of Scapin.” This play was performed in two different mediums; one was filmed virtually via Zoom while the other was filmed in person and broadcasted via Zoom.
Moorpark College’s Theatre Arts Department performed their spring 'Student One Acts' on Friday, April 30 at 8 p.m. via Zoom. These 10 one act plays varied in many creative mediums and kept the virtual audience captivated for the evening.
Ham has been dancing since she was eight years old and wanted to pursue her career in dance by providing private lessons for adults as well as kids ages five and up. She is currently studying dance with the MC Dance Department.
Nintendo held its Indie World Showcase stream to preview upcoming independent games for the Nintendo Switch mid-April. The stream was on Youtube and amped up fans for what’s to come in indie games for this year.
On April 30 at 8 p.m., the Moorpark College Theatre Arts program will be premiering their spring semester "Student One Acts." These pre-recorded performances will be broadcasted free to the public via Zoom.
