Irvine Tolerance Coalition

Irvine Tolerance Coalition Irvine Tolerance Coalition is a diverse coalition of residents, homeowners, businesses, and community united by a shared commitment to unite Irvine.

It's here! We are looking forward to spending a day enjoying live music with friends, discovering new artists, and exper...
08/29/2026

It's here! We are looking forward to spending a day enjoying live music with friends, discovering new artists, and experiencing the energy that only a festival can create. Events like this remind me why we love living in Irvine. We have beautiful parks, an engaged community, and now the opportunity to host world-class entertainment right in our own backyard. If Daisy Chain Fields is a success we would love to see it become an annual tradition that continues to put Irvine on the map for all the right reasons.

DGI September MeetingSt. Andrew's Episcopal Church, Irvine, CAWednesday, September 2, 2026 at 7pm
08/28/2026

DGI September Meeting
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, Irvine, CA
Wednesday, September 2, 2026 at 7pm

08/27/2026

Today, we celebrate Women’s Equality Day and reflect on the courage of women to be seen, heard and represented, as well as the importance of continuing to move forward.

I am so proud to serve our community, where women across our City are leading, building, caring for families, starting businesses, pursuing education and shaping the future of our city. A large part of my work on the City Council has been to help create more opportunities for women to feel supported and empowered, including through our inaugural Women’s Conference and continued advocacy for resources that promote safety, independence and opportunity.

Today, I honor the women who fought for the right to vote and the many women who continue pushing for fairness, dignity and opportunity. Our voices matter, our rights matter and our future must include all of us.

08/27/2026

🌈 THE ROUTE IS HERE! 🌈

Mark your calendars, Orange County! Our 2026 "Blaze It Forward" Pride Parade route through Downtown Santa Ana is officially set!

📍 Step off at 11AM on Saturday, October 10th at W 3rd St & N Ross St
🚶 Marching down W 3rd St
🏁 Concluding at the OC Pride Festival at W 3rd & N Bush

Parking available near N Broadway, N Birch St, and E 5th St. Get there early to grab a good spot along the route!

📢 ALSO: We're extending regular pricing for parade unit applications until September 1st! If your group has been thinking about marching with us, now's the time to lock it in and keep your costs low. Link in bio to apply.

See you October 10th for OC Pride's return to Downtown Santa Ana! 💖

World Humanitarian Day is marked globally on August 19 each year to honor humanitarian aid workers who risk or lose thei...
08/19/2026

World Humanitarian Day is marked globally on August 19 each year to honor humanitarian aid workers who risk or lose their lives helping people affected by crises, and to advocate for the safety and protection of all civilians and personnel in conflict zones.

Parsi New Year is celebrated August 16 annually in India. This is a regional holiday in India, which marks the beginning...
08/16/2026

Parsi New Year is celebrated August 16 annually in India. This is a regional holiday in India, which marks the beginning of a new year according to the ‘Shahenshahi’ calendar.

Families all over the region get together and visit their holy fire temples to offer prayers. Traditional Parsi cuisines such as farcha, jardaloo chicken, and berry pulav are prepared. Many Parsi’s start afresh on this day; they clean their houses, wash their clothes, make donations, and exchange presents.

The International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples is observed August 9 each year to raise awareness and protect th...
08/09/2026

The International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples is observed August 9 each year to raise awareness and protect the rights of the world's indigenous population. This event also recognizes the achievements and contributions that indigenous people make to improve world issues such as environmental protection. Learn more about the day here https://www.un.org/en/observances/indigenous-day

Catch a moving production exploring q***r identity and chosen family. Final weekend performances run through TONIGHT Sun...
08/02/2026

Catch a moving production exploring q***r identity and chosen family. Final weekend performances run through TONIGHT Sunday, August 2, 2026, at the Irvine United Congregational Church in Irvine.

Save The Date: Irvine Celebrates Community at the OC Pride Festival & Parade Irvine is a city built on diversity, inclus...
08/01/2026

Save The Date: Irvine Celebrates Community at the OC Pride Festival & Parade



Irvine is a city built on diversity, inclusion, and community connection—and one of the best ways to celebrate those values is by joining neighbors from across Orange County at the Orange County Pride Festival & Parade on Saturday, October 10, 2026, in Downtown Santa Ana. This annual celebration brings together LGBTQIA+ community members, families, friends, and allies for a day of pride, visibility, entertainment, and connection. Learn more and get event updates at the official OC Pride website: https://www.prideoc.com/festival

For Irvine residents, OC Pride is an opportunity to come together beyond our city borders and celebrate the many voices that make Orange County such a vibrant place to live. From the Pride Parade and live performances to community organizations and local resources, the festival offers a welcoming experience for people of all ages and backgrounds.

As we look ahead to October, let’s show our support for a community where everyone belongs. Save the date, invite your friends and family, and join fellow Irvine residents and Orange County neighbors in celebrating equality, inclusion, and the spirit of Pride!

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