Community Tours of State Veterans Cemetery Proposed Locations

Last July, the Irvine City Council directed staff to study two City-owned properties – the Amended and Restated Development Agreement (ARDA) site and the Golf Course site, located in the Orange County Great Park, for the location of the long-awaited and highly anticipated Southern California Veterans Cemetery. Both properties are within the historic boundaries of the former El Toro Marine Corps Air Station (El Toro MCAS). There is broad consensus this cemetery is needed and should be within these historic boundaries.

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The City is offering public tours of the proposed State Veterans Cemetery sites to allow the community an opportunity to visit each location and to see and learn the differences between the ARDA and the Golf Course Site in person. Tour dates and times to be announced in the coming weeks.
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All Media 2019 Applications Due July 14

Submissions for All Media 2019 exhibitors are being accepted through July 14, 11:59 p.m. The Irvine Fine Arts Center invites Southern California-based artists to submit artwork for consideration. This year, the exhibition will be juried by award-winning artist, curator, and writer Constance Mallinson. Learn more at cityofirvine.org/allmedia2019.

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Submissions for All Media 2019 exhibitors are being accepted through July 14, 11:59 p.m. The Irvine Fine Arts Center invites Southern California-based artists to submit artwork for consideration. Learn more at cityofirvine.org/allmedia2019.

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Time Under Tension — Opening Reception

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Join the Irvine Fine Arts Center for the opening reception of one of its summer exhibitions, Time Under TensionTime Under Tension, located in Gallery 1, presents works by Eduardo Aispuro and Patricia Liverman, who treat the surface and substratum of their art in such a way that they draw attention to what is invisible as much as to what is visible. 

The exhibition runs through August 10. Exhibition, opening reception, and parking are free. Learn more here.

Carlos Beltran Arechiga: Place & Displace — Opening Reception

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Join the Irvine Fine Arts Center for the opening reception of one of its summer exhibitions, Carlos Beltran Arechiga: Place & DisplacePlace & Displace, located in the Main Gallery, presents paintings and multimedia works by artist Carlos Beltran Arechiga. Through the artist's approach to painting as a kind of speculative call-and-response, his works complicate and explore ideas of place, time, and geographic boundaries. 

A Brief History of the El Toro Air Show: 1950-1997

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What began as an opening reception for Armed Forces Day in 1950 to encourage locals to visit military bases became the much-anticipated annual El Toro Air Show of Orange County. With attendance eventually reaching upwards of 2 million spectators, the El Toro Air Shows became an iconic event for Marine Corps Air Station El Toro and the aviation industry. Artist Paul Gavin has dedicated his career to the celebration of U.S. Armed Forces by contributing artwork to a number of military related events, including the El Toro Air Show of Orange County.

A Brief History of the El Toro Air Show: 1950-1997

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What began as an opening reception for Armed Forces Day in 1950 to encourage locals to visit military bases became the much-anticipated annual El Toro Air Show of Orange County. With attendance eventually reaching upwards of 2 million spectators, the El Toro Air Shows became an iconic event for Marine Corps Air Station El Toro and the aviation industry. Artist Paul Gavin has dedicated his career to the celebration of U.S. Armed Forces by contributing artwork to a number of military related events, including the El Toro Air Show of Orange County.

A Brief History of the El Toro Air Show: 1950-1997

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Free
Department(s)

What began as an opening reception for Armed Forces Day in 1950 to encourage locals to visit military bases became the much-anticipated annual El Toro Air Show of Orange County. With attendance eventually reaching upwards of 2 million spectators, the El Toro Air Shows became an iconic event for Marine Corps Air Station El Toro and the aviation industry. Artist Paul Gavin has dedicated his career to the celebration of U.S. Armed Forces by contributing artwork to a number of military related events, including the El Toro Air Show of Orange County.

A Brief History of the El Toro Air Show: 1950-1997

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Free
Department(s)

What began as an opening reception for Armed Forces Day in 1950 to encourage locals to visit military bases became the much-anticipated annual El Toro Air Show of Orange County. With attendance eventually reaching upwards of 2 million spectators, the El Toro Air Shows became an iconic event for Marine Corps Air Station El Toro and the aviation industry. Artist Paul Gavin has dedicated his career to the celebration of U.S. Armed Forces by contributing artwork to a number of military related events, including the El Toro Air Show of Orange County.

A Brief History of the El Toro Air Show: 1950-1997

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Free
Department(s)

What began as an opening reception for Armed Forces Day in 1950 to encourage locals to visit military bases became the much-anticipated annual El Toro Air Show of Orange County. With attendance eventually reaching upwards of 2 million spectators, the El Toro Air Shows became an iconic event for Marine Corps Air Station El Toro and the aviation industry. Artist Paul Gavin has dedicated his career to the celebration of U.S. Armed Forces by contributing artwork to a number of military related events, including the El Toro Air Show of Orange County.

A Brief History of the El Toro Air Show: 1950-1997

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Free
Department(s)

What began as an opening reception for Armed Forces Day in 1950 to encourage locals to visit military bases became the much-anticipated annual El Toro Air Show of Orange County. With attendance eventually reaching upwards of 2 million spectators, the El Toro Air Shows became an iconic event for Marine Corps Air Station El Toro and the aviation industry. Artist Paul Gavin has dedicated his career to the celebration of U.S. Armed Forces by contributing artwork to a number of military related events, including the El Toro Air Show of Orange County.