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Monday, June 27, 2011
4th of July events in Greater Orange
Metro TALK ______________
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Greater Orange Communities Organization
Orange’s 3rd of July Fireworks show in its 16th year
Greater Orange kicks off Independence Day early with the City of Orange’s 16th Annual "3rd of July" Celebration. Begun in 1996, the 3rd of July festival has grown into one of Orange County’s biggest Independence Day centered events that includes live music, inflatable activities and that famous Orange hometown festival atmosphere all leading up to the grand finale in Fred Kelly Stadium featuring the Orange Community Master Chorale followed by Greater Orange’s most spectacular fireworks choreographed to music.
The 16th Annual 3rd of July Celebration will take place Sunday, July 3, 2011 at 4 p.m. at Orange Unified’s Fred Kelly Stadium at 3920 East Spring Street, Orange, CA 92869.
Fred Kelly Stadium’s artificial turf requires special rules for everyone to enjoy. The following rules when attending the July 3rd activities apply:
• Only blanket seating is allowed on the field.
• Strollers, wheelchairs, wagons, or other wheeled items are only permitted in designated areas.
• Lawn Chairs, food, drinks, seeds, gum, popcorn, hard-soled or high-heeled shoes are prohibited on the field.
On-site staff may deem items not currently on this list as harmful to the field. If so informed, please help us by not bringing those items onto the field.
Tickets for the 16th Annual "3rd of July" Celebration are $7 for adults and children over two years old. Tickets can be purchased at the Orange Community Services Department, at the Orange Civic Center complex at 230 East Chapman Avenue (corner of Grand Street) through Friday, July 1, 2011. Tickets will also be available for purchase at the event.
For more information please call the City of Orange Special Events Hotline at (714) 744 -7278.
Anaheim Hills to Host City of Anaheim’s Official 4th of July celebration
Anaheim Hills, a Greater Orange community, will play host for its city’s official 4th of July Celebration with a full day of activities including a return of the 4th of July Parade. The day starts at Orange Unified’s Canyon Hills High School with the returning Firecracker 5/10K run 2K Walk beginning at 5:30 am. Registration is available online at www.active.com through June 28. Also beginning at 5am and continuing throughout the morning is an accompanying Health Fair at the campus.
Beginning at 8 am until 10:30 am in the Canyon Hills H.S. cafeteria will be the Anaheim Hills Rotary Club’s famous Pancake Breakfast that includes hotcakes, sausage, orange juice, coffee and a whole lot of visiting with neighbors and friends all for only $4.00 for adults and teens and $3.00 for kids under 12 years old, with the proceeds going toward the annual fireworks show.
This year the Yankee Doodle Dog Show also returns at 10 a.m. to Canyon High School. There are six fabulous dog-gone-good categories: Best Dressed Dog, Cutest Dog (35 lb. and under), Best Trick, Owner/Doggie Look-a-like, Bigger Cutest Dog (36 lb. and over) and Yankee Doodle Dog. There is a $7.00 entry fee per dog for the first category entered and $5.00 for each additional category. Prizes and awards given and the winners get to ride in the Firecracker July 4th Parade.
At 3:00 pm the 4th of July Parade returns after a one year hiatus starting at Canyon High School and making is way to Peralta Park at 115 N Pinney Dr., Anaheim Hills. The parade starts at Canyon High and proceeds west on Santa Ana Canyon Rd ending at Pinney Drive.
This year, shuttle busses are planned to run from 5:00 pm until 10:30 pm every 15 minutes from the Anaheim Hills Crossroads Shopping Center to Peralta Park and from the park back to shopping center.
Metro TALK is a community service of the
Greater Orange Communities Organization
OrangeNet.News@gmail.com
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a community service of the
Greater Orange Communities Organization
Orange’s 3rd of July Fireworks show in its 16th year
Greater Orange kicks off Independence Day early with the City of Orange’s 16th Annual "3rd of July" Celebration. Begun in 1996, the 3rd of July festival has grown into one of Orange County’s biggest Independence Day centered events that includes live music, inflatable activities and that famous Orange hometown festival atmosphere all leading up to the grand finale in Fred Kelly Stadium featuring the Orange Community Master Chorale followed by Greater Orange’s most spectacular fireworks choreographed to music.
The 16th Annual 3rd of July Celebration will take place Sunday, July 3, 2011 at 4 p.m. at Orange Unified’s Fred Kelly Stadium at 3920 East Spring Street, Orange, CA 92869.
Fred Kelly Stadium’s artificial turf requires special rules for everyone to enjoy. The following rules when attending the July 3rd activities apply:
• Only blanket seating is allowed on the field.
• Strollers, wheelchairs, wagons, or other wheeled items are only permitted in designated areas.
• Lawn Chairs, food, drinks, seeds, gum, popcorn, hard-soled or high-heeled shoes are prohibited on the field.
On-site staff may deem items not currently on this list as harmful to the field. If so informed, please help us by not bringing those items onto the field.
Tickets for the 16th Annual "3rd of July" Celebration are $7 for adults and children over two years old. Tickets can be purchased at the Orange Community Services Department, at the Orange Civic Center complex at 230 East Chapman Avenue (corner of Grand Street) through Friday, July 1, 2011. Tickets will also be available for purchase at the event.
For more information please call the City of Orange Special Events Hotline at (714) 744 -7278.
Anaheim Hills to Host City of Anaheim’s Official 4th of July celebration
Anaheim Hills, a Greater Orange community, will play host for its city’s official 4th of July Celebration with a full day of activities including a return of the 4th of July Parade. The day starts at Orange Unified’s Canyon Hills High School with the returning Firecracker 5/10K run 2K Walk beginning at 5:30 am. Registration is available online at www.active.com through June 28. Also beginning at 5am and continuing throughout the morning is an accompanying Health Fair at the campus.
Beginning at 8 am until 10:30 am in the Canyon Hills H.S. cafeteria will be the Anaheim Hills Rotary Club’s famous Pancake Breakfast that includes hotcakes, sausage, orange juice, coffee and a whole lot of visiting with neighbors and friends all for only $4.00 for adults and teens and $3.00 for kids under 12 years old, with the proceeds going toward the annual fireworks show.
This year the Yankee Doodle Dog Show also returns at 10 a.m. to Canyon High School. There are six fabulous dog-gone-good categories: Best Dressed Dog, Cutest Dog (35 lb. and under), Best Trick, Owner/Doggie Look-a-like, Bigger Cutest Dog (36 lb. and over) and Yankee Doodle Dog. There is a $7.00 entry fee per dog for the first category entered and $5.00 for each additional category. Prizes and awards given and the winners get to ride in the Firecracker July 4th Parade.
At 3:00 pm the 4th of July Parade returns after a one year hiatus starting at Canyon High School and making is way to Peralta Park at 115 N Pinney Dr., Anaheim Hills. The parade starts at Canyon High and proceeds west on Santa Ana Canyon Rd ending at Pinney Drive.
This year, shuttle busses are planned to run from 5:00 pm until 10:30 pm every 15 minutes from the Anaheim Hills Crossroads Shopping Center to Peralta Park and from the park back to shopping center.
Metro TALK is a community service of the
Greater Orange Communities Organization
OrangeNet.News@gmail.com
Ecast on the
INTERNET COMMUNITY GROUP i/))) cg
A 21st Century Communications System
Produced by the
Orange Communication System /OCS/
