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The Orange County Dream Team, which supports and advocates undocumented students of all nationalities, will host its second annual art exhibition on Oct. 6.

Discover 15 different pieces from local undocumented artists in styles ranging from painting and sculpture to woodblock print and animation. All artwork will be auctioned off, but you’ll also have a chance to own art by participating in the raffle for $5 a ticket. The show will be at the Libreria Martinez, 216 N. Broadway Street from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m.

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