City of Irvine

The City of Irvine tennis and pickleball program offers a wide variety of classes, camps, leagues and tournaments for all ages and skill levels. Read the reference guide below to help in choosing the level of play best fitting your skills and needs.

Levels

Beginner (B): First-time players learn basic grips, strokes and scoring. NTRP level 2.0/2.5

Advanced Beginner (AB): Can hit forehands, backhands, volleys, serves and keep score. Work on overheads, lobs, control and consistency. NTRP level 3.0/3.5

The City of Irvine Tennis Program offers year-round lessons for all levels and ages. Click on the links below for descriptions and listings of the different lesson options.

Spring 2025

Session Dates

Session 1: March 30-May 3
Five week session
Session 2: May 4-June 7
Five week session

Junior Lessons

Adult Lessons

Private Lessons

On a limited basis, grassy areas of the park may be available for reservation subject to all City reservation policies. Please note: All commercial use including boot camps and fitness activities require approval through the reservation process. Boot camps and exercise permits are allowed at the following locations:

The Irvine Fine Arts Center will host a photo and video exhibit of the U.S. Department of Energy Solar Decathlon 2013 that was held at the Orange County Great Park.

The exhibit runs September 14-October 10 at Heritage Park. City employee Cliff Wallace and the City’s ICTV team will contribute to the display.

The Solar Decathlon returns this October to the Great Park.

Click here to learn more about City Council and Great Park Board Meetings.
 

Irvine City Council meetings are held the second and fourth Tuesday of each month in the City Council Chamber, Irvine City Hall (1 Civic Center Plaza, corner of Alton and Harvard). For a list of 2025 meetings, click here.

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