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Irvines Fall Celebrations of Culture Community

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Irvine is set to host three fall festivals at the Great Park, showcasing the city's rich cultural diversity. The first festival, Fiesta Latina en Irvine, occurs on September 14 from 11 am to 4 pm, celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with live music, folklórico dance, and authentic Latin American food. Following this, the Mid-Autumn Festival will take place on September 26 from 5 pm to 9:30 pm, featuring lantern-making and cultural storytelling activities. The highlight will be the Irvine Global Village Festival on October 11 from 10 am to 6 pm, the largest annual event, featuring over 100 performances and an array of global cuisines. These festivals reflect Irvine's commitment to honoring its diverse communities and fostering cultural appreciation.

Local residents can engage in hands-on activities, enjoy performances, and explore culinary delights from various cultures. Marking these dates on their calendars is encouraged for all who wish to celebrate the vibrancy of Irvine’s community. The festivals promise a unique opportunity to connect with the stories and creativity that enrich the city.

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