Learn the lifecycle of a monarch butterfly from eggs to butterflies, observe monarchs in the garden, and discover the threats that monarchs and other beneficial insects are facing today. Do your part by building your own “bug hotel” for beneficial insects.
Participants may bring their own large containers or naturally found objects to create their project.
Workshops begin at 9 a.m. and 10 a.m., and are weather permitting.
Learn about the symbiotic relationships among plants in the garden. Then get your hands dirty by planting in the Farm + Food Lab.
Workshops begin at 9 a.m. and 10 a.m. and are weather permitting.
The Quail Hill Community Center will officially open to the public during a dedication ceremony March 4. Please join us for self-guided tours and an exhibit of the City of Irvine 45th Anniversary Photo Contest winning submissions. The community center is located at Quail Hill Community Park, and features spaces for art, dance, fitness and educational programs.
Percolate, a coffee inspired evening of jazz and prose, provides an inclusive environment for individuals to listen to jazz and share their written work. Come immerse yourself in the diverse poetic talents of Orange County. Coffee will be provided.
Percolate, a coffee inspired evening of jazz and prose, provides an inclusive environment for individuals to listen to jazz and share their written work. Come immerse yourself in the diverse poetic talents of Orange County. Coffee will be provided.
Percolate, a coffee inspired evening of jazz and prose, provides an inclusive environment for individuals to listen to jazz and share their written work. Come immerse yourself in the diverse poetic talents of Orange County. Coffee will be provided.
Percolate, a coffee inspired evening of jazz and prose, provides an inclusive environment for individuals to listen to jazz and share their written work. Come immerse yourself in the diverse poetic talents of Orange County. Coffee will be provided.
The public is invited to attend as Irvine Mayor Donald P. Wagner, delivers his State of the City Address on Feb. 14 in the Council Chamber at the Irvine Civic Center. The event begins with a reception at 5 p.m., followed by the Mayor’s address at 6 p.m.