Flip through the fall edition of Inside Irvine for the latest City news, classes, events, and activities. In this issue, travel the world at the Irvine Global Village Festival, which will be better

Quail Hill Community Center

Quail Hill Community Center opened March 2017 and is next to Quail Hill Community Park, surrounded by preserved open space. The center offers a variety of classes for the community. It includes one large classroom, a multipurpose room, an exercise room, a lobby, patio space, and outdoor and playground amenities. View details about rentable spaces within Quail Hill Community Center below.

Support hunger relief efforts by donating canned goods or nonperishable food items to benefit local food banks. Donations will be accepted October 13–November 18 at the Orange County Great Park

Make the season brighter for the City of Irvine's adopted Marine Battalion families by donating a new, unwrapped gift suitable for infants or children up to age 12. Donations can be dropped off

Grab your swimsuit and enjoy recreational swimming with family while the movie Secret Life of Pets plays on the big screen during the City of Irvine’s Splash-In Movie & Recreation Swim on

The Irvine Police Department and the Orange County Fire Authority are teaming up to educate residents about the risks of wildfire. The first step is to sign up at AlertOC.org .

The Irvine Police Department’s Office of Emergency Management is partnering with the Orange County Fire Authority (OCFA) on a Wildfire Preparedness campaign that kicked off Tuesday. The outreach

The Orange County District Attorney’s Office is investigating sober living home fraud and misuse of health insurance funds countywide. District Attorney Tony Rackauckas has said that he is using

Support animals in need while enjoying a comedic night out on the town at the third annual Comedy Unleashed fundraiser Tuesday, Sept. 18, at Irvine Improv. Guests will be treated to dinner and a show

Irvine homeowners who need to make critical repairs to their homes may qualify to receive financial assistance up to $25,000 through the City of Irvine’s Residential Rehabilitation Program. The