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Irvine’s Fall Celebrations of Culture & Community

After a terrific summer filled with a variety of free City-sponsored events — including outdoor concerts & movies; community swim lessons and bike rides; and art exhibitions and evening markets — Irvine is now gearing up for its three fall festivals.

These three festivals celebrate the beautiful tapestry of Irvine’s diverse community.

Whether you’re enjoying live music, exploring global cuisines, or participating in hands-on activities, Irvine’s fall festivals offer a one-of-a-kind opportunity to experience the many voices, stories, and creativity that make up the City’s rich cultural landscape.

All three festivals will take place at the Great Park.

Irvine Nonprofit Week

From September 30th thru October 4th, the City will be hosting Irvine Nonprofit Week, which will celebrate local nonprofits and the positive impact they make in our community.

This event will provide opportunities for professionals and volunteers from local nonprofit organizations serving the Irvine community to network with one another.

On September 30th from 4-6pm, there will be an opening reception with guest speaker Lindsey Spindle, President of Samueli Family Philanthropies.

On October 1st from 8:45am until 11:30am, the City will host a networking conference at City Hall.

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Community Feedback Requested on the City’s Draft Climate Action & Adaptation Plan

In 2021, the Irvine City Council voted to develop its first Climate Action and Adaptation Plan (CAAP). A draft of the plan is now available for community review and feedback.

According to the City, this years-in-the-making plan sets ambitious but achievable goals to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, prepare for climate impacts like wildfires, and create a sustainable, resilient future for all who live, work, and visit Irvine.

It is important to note that the CAAP promotes broad policy objectives, but does not approve, allocate funding, or authorize implementation of any specific project. Each proposed project in the CAAP will need to be reviewed and approved individually.

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Author: ICNV Staff

Irvine’s Fall Celebrations of Culture & Community

Irvine Nonprofit Week

The Barclay Theatre Celebrates 35 Years of Excellence

Meet Aditya Baniwal: Portola High School Student & Author

Community Feedback Requested on the City’s Draft Climate Action & Adaptation Plan

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