10th Annual Irvine Global Village Festival October 1st

Edwin Goei • OC Weekly • September 21, 2011
Orange owns Labor Day weekend. February is all about Tet in Westminster. Fullerton puts on an estimable New Year's Eve party. But late September to early October is Irvine's. It's the time when the largely master-planned community puts on its own...
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