Pre-Event Activity!


Orange County’s Largest Multicultural Festival

 
Experience the world at the Irvine Global Village Festival.  More than 50 cultures will share their music, food, art and religion with visitors from throughout Orange County and beyond. Bring your friends and family for a day of culture and community on October 3. 

 

 

 

The Irvine Global Village Festival
Saturday, October 3 • 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. • Bill Barber Park
 

 

Be a Part of the 2009 Festival Lineup!

To participate please fill out an application for one the following areas: Community Partners, Exhibits, Kids Village, Merchants, Restaurants, Sponsorship, Volunteers, Entertainment, Demonstrations, and World Religions. If you are not sure what area to apply for please go to applications for further information.
 


Click here to see highlights of past festivals!


Questions?
Call the festival info line at 949-724-6606, or e-mail us.



Limited Public Forum

The purpose of Irvine Global Village Festival is to enhance the goal of the event as well as highlight local businesses and organizations who share the promotion of cultural awareness, understanding, and harmony. The Irvine Global Village Festival is a non-political event, disallowing political statements and messages. Nothing in this Irvine Global Village Festival or in the creation of opportunities for businesses and organizations is intended to open City events, including the Irvine Global Village Festival, into public forums of general speech and/or public expression. To the extent any City event, site, project or program is designed for a specific purpose or public message, such event, site, project or program shall remain a limited public forum subject to the City’s exclusive use and control.

An area has been designated to reflect the City’s support of free speech consistent with the conduct of the Festival. We invite individuals and organizations who wish to share their messages to set-up in the designated area located on the grass area adjacent to Harvard. The area is marked by signs outlining the boundaries.