Due to tropical storm weather caused by Hurricane Hilary, the City of Irvine is canceling Saturday's Sizzlin' Summer Concert at Mike Ward Community Park — Woodbridge and the Splash-in Movie and Recreation Swim at the William J. Woollett Aquatics Center. This decision was made out of an abundance of caution in an effort to keep the community, performers, and event staff safe.
For more information about storm preparedness, visit cityofirvine.org/prepare.
Calling all monsters! Dress in your spooky-best and join us at the pool to celebrate Halloween! In addition to trick-or-treating around the pool decks, we’ll have a floating pumpkin patch and decorating station. Take some photos with our spooky friends before changing to swim in the enchanted lagoon. Feeling brave for a chilling challenge? We're dying for you to take a plunge into deep water and walk through the frightening inflatable obstacle course. Work up an appetite in the bounce houses before you purchase a ghoulish snack from the spooky smorgasbord. Come partake in the fun!
The Los Angeles County firestorm has brought widespread devastation across communities in and around Pacific Palisades, Altadena, Pasadena, and Sylmar, leaving numerous communities in urgent need of assistance. The following resources outline how you can help those impacted by this disaster.
The City of Irvine is accepting applications for four volunteer positions on the Irvine Child Care Committee. The volunteer positions include two community members and two center- or home-based child care providers.
The Irvine Child Care Committee acts in an advisory capacity to the Community Services Commission by providing input on the needs of families and children in Irvine and child care-related issues.
Great Park, in collaboration with the Irvine Theater Company and in support of Dorothea Lange’s California: 1935–1942, presents an acting series Brain Science: Acting, Writing, History, and Memory!
Great Park, in collaboration with the Irvine Theater Company and in support of Dorothea Lange’s California: 1935–1942, presents a two-part acting series Brain Science: Acting, Writing, History, and Memory!
Acting Workshop • Sunday, October 22, 1–3 p.m.
Bring characters to life by using images from Dorothea Lange’s California: 1935–1942 as inspiration. Participants will learn to create and embody the past experiences of a character through the use of brain-based techniques.
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