Quick Reads | Dive into the Future of the Great Park
Dive Into the Future of the Great Park
Last week, the City of Irvine celebrated two significant milestones at the Great Park; this is a testament to the collective efforts and hard work of our staff and community partners! To start, the City of Irvine officially broke ground on the Great Park's Cultural Terrace project. The cultural hub will be home to the Flying Leatherneck Aviation Museum, Pretend City Children's Museum, OC Music & Dance, and the South Coast Chinese Cultural Center, which is spearheading efforts to establish an Asian American History Museum. Vice Mayor Agran also enjoyed participating in the Great Park Development Open House at Hangar 244, where residents got a sneak peek into the park's future. Vice Mayor Agran looks forward to the milestones ahead as the Great Park continues to take shape.
Get Involved: Public Arts Master Plan
You are cordially invited to envision the future of public art with a series of exciting public art engagement meetings! These interactive, 90-minute sessions involve using your phones to collaboratively create word clouds as a group. Join in and share your ideas to help shape Irvine's first-ever Public Arts Master Plan. Vice Mayor Agran hopes you will participate and contribute to shaping Irvine's inaugural Public Arts Master Plan.
City of Irvine Day at Anteater Park
Vice Mayor Agran was thrilled to have thrown the ceremonial first pitch at the UC Irvine Baseball game on Friday, May 3rd. He thanks the team and staff for hosting him out on the field!
CicloIrvine Fun!
Flashback to CicloIrvine—good times, good vibes! Everyone had a great time walking around the car-free streets on Barranca, enjoying the fun, laughter, and sense of community that filled the air. From mariachi bands and dragon dances to bike repair and giveaways, Vice Mayor Agran thanks Community Arts Resources and all the event planners who made this day possible.
Celebrating the 35th Annual Irvine Junior Games
The 35th Irvine Junior Games, presented by the Irvine Children's Fund, brought together young athletes from IUSD and their families to raise funds for childcare scholarships. Vice Mayor Agran is grateful to the Irvine Children's Fund for supporting local families in need.
