News Summary
As spring approaches, Anaheim is hosting a variety of community events including a poetry contest, Easter celebration, and a children’s festival. These activities offer opportunities for locals to engage, celebrate creativity, and enjoy family-friendly entertainment. Get ready for exciting gatherings at local venues where residents can make memorable moments together.
Anaheim: Your Hub for Exciting Community Events and Activities
Spring is just around the corner, and Anaheim is buzzing with exciting community events that you won’t want to miss! Get your calendars ready because there’s a whole bunch of fun activities lined up for everyone to enjoy. From a poetry contest to an Easter celebration, locals have plenty of reasons to come together, celebrate, and make meaningful memories.
Poetry Contest: Celebrating the Voices of Anaheim
Mark your calendars for April 12, when the Poetry Contest will be taking center stage! This contest is open to anyone who lives, works, or goes to school in Anaheim. It’s an incredible opportunity to showcase your poem and share your unique voice with the community. The deadline for submissions is March 15, so don’t wait too long!
If your poem is one of the winners, it will be published in a zine for the Anaheim Public Library collection. How cool is that? Join the special program at the Sunkist Branch Library at 2 p.m. on April 12 to hear the winning poems and celebrate creativity in Anaheim. For further details, you can contact the library at 714-765-1880.
Easter Celebration: Fun for the Whole Family
Hop on over to the Mondragon Family Market on April 18 for a heartwarming Easter Celebration from 5 to 7 p.m. This event is all about community and togetherness. Children can look forward to free Easter baskets and even a chance to snap a photo with the beloved Easter Bunny.
The Anaheim Fire and Police Association, along with city Community Services, will also be there to meet and greet residents. The best part? This fantastic event is completely free! If you’re interested in volunteering or want to become a vendor, shoot an email to wingsofkindnessalasdebondad@gmail.com. For more information, feel free to contact Marina Porras Mondragon at mmondragon1322@outlook.com.
28th Annual Mystery Authors Luncheon
Calling all bookworms! Save the date for the 28th Annual Mystery Authors Luncheon on May 6 at the Sheraton Park Hotel, kicking off at 11 a.m. This is a great chance to meet your favorite authors, including Gary Phillips, Adam Sikes, and Terry Shames. Tickets are priced at $90 per person or $850 for a table of 10. You can find additional information online at anaheimlibraryfoundation.com.
Be a Star Exhibit at Muzeo Museum and Cultural Center
If you’ve ever dreamed of having your name in lights, now’s your chance! The Muzeo Museum and Cultural Center invites everyone to participate in their new exhibit, “Painted for the Pictures.” You can have a custom vinyl star with your name featured in the exhibit. Membership comes with some sweet perks too, like unlimited free admission and discounts on downtown dining. For more info, visit muzeo.org.
Anaheim Children’s Festival
Get ready for some family fun at the Anaheim Children’s Festival on May 17, celebrating a wonderful 34 years! This free event will take place at Pearson Park, and organizations are encouraged to have booths. You can register online at muzeo.org, and entertainers are also welcome to sign up. If you have any questions, Andrea is your go-to person at 714-815-3885.
Taste of Orange Event
Food lovers, mark May 4 from 3 to 7 p.m. in your calendars for the delicious Taste of Orange Event at 124 S. Orange St., Orange. Sample delectable offerings from local restaurants, along with a variety of beer and wine. Get ready to indulge your taste buds and enjoy some live entertainment! Tickets are available at freshtix.com.
Mills Act Community Meeting
Lastly, if you’re a historic homeowner or interested in learning more, don’t miss the Mills Act Community Meeting on May 28 from 6 to 7 p.m. This meeting, hosted by the Anaheim Planning Department, will discuss the Mills Act and how it may benefit homeowners. You can find out more by visiting anaheim.net/748/Mills-Act-Program.
All these activities make Anaheim a vibrant place to be, and there’s something for everyone in the family. Andrea Manes is here to bring you all the community news. You can reach out to her at andreadeemanes@gmail.com or call 714-815-3885. Let’s get out there and enjoy everything Anaheim has to offer!
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