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Sat, Oct 10

Irvine Global Village Festival 2026 — 25th Anniversary at Great Park

Irvine has 96 spoken languages within city limits. One day a year, they all show up at the same park — and the result is the closest thing SoCal has to a world expo built by your actual neighbors. The Irvine Global Village Festival celebrates its 25th anniversary on October 10 at Great Park, a free all-day celebration of the diversity that most cities claim and few actually embody. Cultural performances from dozens of nations fill the stages. International food vendors line the paths — Filipino lumpia next to Korean bibimbap next to Middle Eastern falafel next to Mexican street corn. Art installations, interactive booths, and community organizations turn the park into a living map of who actually lives in Orange County. The festival runs from 10 AM to 6 PM. Free admission. Free parking. The food alone is worth the drive from anywhere in SoCal. If you've ever wanted to eat four continents in the same afternoon while watching a lion dance, this is your day. Bring the whole family.
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Saturday, October 10, 2026
10:00 AM PDT – 6:00 PM PDT

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Irvine has 96 spoken languages within city limits. One day a year, they all show up at the same park — and the result is the closest thing SoCal has to a world expo built by your actual neighbors.

The Irvine Global Village Festival celebrates its 25th anniversary on October 10 at Great Park, a free all-day celebration of the diversity that most cities claim and few actually embody. Cultural performances from dozens of nations fill the stages. International food vendors line the paths — Filipino lumpia next to Korean bibimbap next to Middle Eastern falafel next to Mexican street corn. Art installations, interactive booths, and community organizations turn the park into a living map of who actually lives in Orange County.

The festival runs from 10 AM to 6 PM. Free admission. Free parking. The food alone is worth the drive from anywhere in SoCal.

If you've ever wanted to eat four continents in the same afternoon while watching a lion dance, this is your day. Bring the whole family.
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