An Evening of Classic Lily Tomlin
March 6. 7:30pm. Orange County Performing Arts Center, Segerstrom Hall. 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa.  An Evening of Classic Lily Tomlin is Lily Tomlin at her best.  She combines her stand-up comedy talents with a visit to some of her most memorable characters.  And you won’t want to miss her take on local and current events. She’s always on the mark with a delivery that’s astute, to the point and exceedingly funny.  714-556-2122. www.ocpac.org.
Wheelchair Accessible.

Loverboy
March 1. House of Blues Anaheim, Downtown Disney. 1530 S. Disneyland Drive, Anaheim.  For one night only at House of Blues, come check out Loverboy, the multi-platinum group that sang "Working for the Weekend” and have sold more than 14 million albums worldwide.  714-740-2000. www.ticketmaster.com.
Wheelchair Accessible.

The Magic School Bus Kicks Up A Storm
Through May 3. Taco Bell Discovery Science Center. 2500 N. Main Street, Santa Ana.  Seatbelts everyone.  Get ready to burn some rubber when Scholastic’s The Magic School Bus Kicks Up A Storm pulls into the Discovery Science Center.  The bilingual, hands-on traveling exhibition is based on the best-selling Scholastic books and the ever-popular television series.  The exhibition is designed for children ages 5-12, parents, caregivers and teachers.  714-542-2823. www.discoverycube.org.
Wheelchair Accessible.

Noises Off
Through March 8. South Coast Repertory Segerstrom Stage.  Hailed as "the funniest play written in my lifetime" by The New York Times critic Frank Rich, Noises Off started a trend that will never end, keeping audiences
in stitches the world over.  It’s a perfectly delightful farce containing Nothing On, which is a purposefully terrible farce about sexual dalliances.  This play-within-a-play is interrupted as actors come and go, usually at the wrong time and through the wrong doors, while off-stage assignations lead to on-stage chaos.  Bring extra oxygen.  714-708-5555. www.scr.org.
Wheelchair Accessible.

Passages
Through August 16 (Closed Mondays). 10am – 4pm. Bowers Museum. 2002 N. Main Street, Santa Ana.  Check out Passages: Photographs of Africa by Carol Beckwith and Angela Fisher.  Presented in large format, these images of African ritual practices are vivid, rich, intimate, and intense.  Three-dimensional objects from the Bowers Museum’s permanent collection of African objects will also be on display.  714-567-3600. www.bowers.org.
Wheelchair Accessible.

Ra Ra Riot
March 2. Detroit Bar. 843 W. 19th Street, Costa Mesa.  In our humble opinion, Ra Ra Riot is one of the best relative newcomers to the indie rock/twee pop scene.  Formed just 3 years ago in Syracuse, NY, their on-stage energy is both addicting and contagious.  Show also features special guests Cut Off Your Hands (another of our faves) and Telekinesis.  21+ with ID. 800-594-TIXX. www.detroitbar.com.
Wheelchair Accessible.

All information subject to change. Please contact each individual event for up-to-date schedules, prices and more information.