For Orange County residents who are disabled and unable to use regular bus service.
Cost: Varies
Requirements/Specifics: Passengers must meet American with Disabilities (ADA) eligibility criteria. Interview and certification by ACCESS required. Modification of service beyond curb must be approved. Same-day taxi program available. Wheelchair-accessible transportation options available.
Volunteer network providing transportation for U.S. disabled veterans to/from the Long Beach Veterans Affairs Medical Center.
Cost: Free
Requirements/Specifics: Registration required. Trips require advance notice of seven to 10 days.
Website: dav.org/veterans/i-need-a-ride
A key component to healthy living is getting out, whether it is to your doctor, the senior center, grocery store or local museum. The resources below are designed to help get seniors where they need to go. All programs, prices and registration requirements are subject to change, so check schedules before planning your trip.
Join graphic designers Jen and Amy Hood as they discuss their careers in the creative industry. The panel discussion complements Orange County Great Park's exhibition, Eureka: A California Design Story with the Hoods and Friends.
Eureka runs Sunday, Dec. 3-Sunday, Feb. 11 at the Great Park Gallery. It explores how design reflects, impacts and changes culture and society. The exhibition honors graphic design movements from the Gold Rush to the present, while chronicling both historic and obscure moments from California’s history.
Artist Cliff Cramp has created illustrations for Dark Horse Comics, Lucasfilm, Nickelodeon and Penguin Random House, among many others. Cliff Cramp: Art & Entertainment offers a brief examination of the artist’s work in both traditional and digital media and highlights the work of California State University, Fullerton alumni who studied under him during his tenure as a professor of illustration.
Join the free exhibition opening Sunday, June 3, 1-3 p.m. The exhibit runs through Sunday, Aug. 19.
Artist Cliff Cramp has created illustrations for Dark Horse Comics, Lucasfilm, Nickelodeon and Penguin Random House, among many others. Cliff Cramp: Art & Entertainment offers a brief examination of the artist’s work in both traditional and digital media and highlights the work of California State University, Fullerton alumni who studied under him during his tenure as a professor of illustration.