We’ve got your summer planned from A to Z with activities and events for all ages.
A: Arts in Irvine
Experience exhibitions, art activities, festivals, and more with Arts in Irvine. Learn more at artsinirvine.org.
B: Boomers Irvine
Tee off for fun at Boomers Irvine. From mini golf, arcade games, laser tag, and more, this family-friendly amusement park has attractions for all ages, making it easy to plan an all-day adventure.
C: Classes & Camps
Discover camps and classes for all ages. Adults can take up a new hobby, and kids can enjoy a summer full of fun and exploration through art, fitness, music, tech, and more.
D: Diamond Jamboree Center
Visit this vibrant, bustling center that brings together retail and a variety of cuisines and international flavors.
E: EscapeX Rooms
Step into the challenge at EscapeX Rooms and enjoy an unforgettable adventure with family, friends, or your team.
F: Farm Tour at Tanaka Farms
Take a tractor ride through the fields, pick seasonal fruits and vegetables, and visit the barnyard animals at Tanaka Farms.
G: Great Park
Explore the Great Park, where a full day of adventure is easy to find with rides on the Carouseland the Great Park Balloon .
H: Hijinx Hotel & Holey Moley
Putt your way through 27 over-the-top, pop-culture-themed mini-golf holes or jump into fast-paced challenge rooms.
I: Irvine Spectrum Center
Stroll the open-air paseos and explore a curated mix of shops, dining, and attractions.
J: Jeffrey Open Space Trail
Walk, bike, or run along the 3.5-mile Jeffrey Open Space Trail, a serene path framed by mature trees, natural flora, and public art displays highlighting the history of the area.
K: Keep it Playful
From castle-inspired designs to musical instrument and agricultural themes, Irvine’s unique playgrounds are part of what makes Irvine parks among the best in the nation.
L: Libraries
Beat the heat and visit your local Irvine Public Library branch for storytimes, crafts, family-friendly activities, and plenty of ways to learn, create, and connect this summer.
M: Museums
Discover classic cars at the Shelby Museum, view artwork at the UC Irvine Langson Museum, or let kids dive into imaginative play at Pretend City Children’s Museum.
N: Turtle Rock Nature Center
Explore this 5-acre preserve home to local wildlife and an outdoor classroom for learning about the environment.
O: Orange County Soccer Club
Cheer on Orange County’s only professional soccer team, at the Great Park Championship Soccer Stadium.
P: Pickleball Courts
Rally, smash, and serve at one of the City’s pickleball courts. Eight lighted courts opened at Mike Ward Community Park — Woodbridge earlier this year, adding to existing courts at Portola Springs and Heritage Community Parks. Hybrid courts are also available. Learn more at cityofirvine.org/pickleball.
Q: Quail Hill Trail Loop
This scenic loop is perfect for walking, jogging, or biking, winding through rolling hills, native plants, and peaceful open spaces.
R: Rooftop Views
Take your summer evenings to new heights at Hive and Honey Rooftop Bar.
S: Swimming
Make a splash at William J. Woollett Jr. Aquatics Center! On July 10, join the Super Swim Lesson for an exciting swim lesson followed by a poolside screening of Shark Tale. Swim, float, and watch the movie from the water. Learn more at irvineaquatics.org.
T: Top Places to Eat
When Yelp released its list of Top Places to Eat in Orange County for 2025, 24 Irvine restaurants made the cut — a testament to the City’s standout dining scene. From Michelin-recognized eateries to sushi flown in from Japan, Irvine is a must-visit for anyone craving authentic global cuisine.
U: Unwind at San Joaquin Marsh
Bring binoculars for birdwatching, enjoy the gentle sounds of nature, and take in a quiet sunset at the San Joaquin Marsh Wildlife Sanctuary.
V: Venta Spur Trail
Stroll, bike, or roll on the 3.7 mile, Venta Spur Trail, which follows the route of a former railroad spur that once served packing houses on the historic Irvine Ranch.
W: Wild Rivers Water Park
Cool down at Wild Rivers Water Park, featuring 20 thrilling slides and attractions.
X: Xcursion Camp for Tweens
Tweens can enjoy day trips to some of Southern California’s most iconic attractions. Register at yourirvine.org
Y: Yoga in the Outdoors
Embark on a 5-mile fitness hike through the rolling hills of Bommer Canyon, followed by a rejuvenating yoga session at the historic Cattle Camp.
Z: Zoom ... at K1 Speed
Get ready to race at this high-speed indoor go-kart track, where fun hits full throttle!