Doheny Days featured an eclectic mix of music over the years, beginning with alt-rock (Sugar Ray, Everclear), merging into Rock'n Blues (Steve Miller, John Lee Hooker) then finding a home with World Music (Jimmy Cliff, Spearhead, Steel Pulse), a music genre that garnered the largest crowds. 1997-2004.

While many of the acts on the Rock'n Blues day couldn't get to the west coast due to travel complications, all of the reggae acts arrived in Dana Point by Sunday 9/16/01, which proved to be an amazing experience for all in attendance! Proceeds benefited the American Red Cross.

Held for 3 years on the campus of U.C. Riverside, RJAF celebrated music, art and the community, attracting fans from throughout the Inland Empire. Omega partnered with reknown African-American artist Charles Bibbs (B Graphics Gallery), and the events featured George Duke, Cassandra Wilson and Boney James. 1996-1998.

In 1993, the first Dana Point blues festival was held at Heritage Park, a scenic bluff overlooking Doheny State Beach. To lessen the impact on local residents, the event was moved to Doheny State Beach, a wise move for all involved! Those early years featured Johnny Clyde Copeland and the Brian Setzer Orchestra, amongst others. 1993-1995.

Inside and out, The St. Regis Resort is a stunning location for jazz concerts, and we are proud to have produced two years of events at the resort, including shows with Lee Ritenour and Groovin' For Grover, a jazz tribute to the late Grover Washington, Jr. 2002-2003.

The Event Card System traveled to Denver to support two events in 2004, including the largest music festival in the state of Colorado, the LoDo Music Festival.

In conjunction with KUOR 89.1 FM, Omega produced four years of concerts at the intimate Wallichs Theatre, including shows with Joe Sample, Keiko Matsui and Norman Brown.

Erykah Badu, Maze featuring Frankie Beverly, Chris Botti and Lee Ritenour's Twist of Marley came to Riverside in the summer of 2001.

The Ocean Institute is a non-profit organization that offers education to over 100,000 children annually (ages K-12), inspiring learning, literacy, and a love of the environment through unique science programs. These fundraising events featured a gourmet dinner, silent auction and jazz concert with David Benoit and Rick Braun. 2004-2005.

What do you get when you combine a country music concert, PRCA-sanctioned rodeos and a large vendor village? Lots of smiling facesĄ­ as we experienced with the 5 festivals produced in both Orange and San Diego counties. Performers included Toby Keith, Confederate Railroad and Hal Ketchum. 1994-1997.