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Photos from Previous Events |
| Annexation Celebration • March 2004 |
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Guests at the Annexation Celebration listen attentively to a presentation about the history of the land at El Toro | The California Fire Museum provided antique fire trucks for display at the Annexation Celebration | The El Toro Tootsies (Irvine Council Member Christina Shea, Irvine City Manager Alison Hart and Irvine City Staff Member Michelle Lovenduski) celebrate the El Toro annexation with narrator Irv Weinstein |
| Advisory Council Dinner • March 2004 |
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Gail
Berens of the Urban Land Institute (ULI) presents to the Great Park
Advisory Council |
Advisory Council Members Joan Irvine Smith and James Irvine Swinden discuss the future of the Orange County Great Park with other guests | Conservancy Chair Michael D. Ray addresses the Great Park Advisory Council |
| Book Event • September 2003 |
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Great
Park Advisory Council Members learn about the history of El Toro
during a bus tour of the former El Toro Marine base |
Guests enjoy the premier party for the Conservancy’s book, In Transition, El Toro: A Photographic Essay from Past to Present | Under the shadow of Saddleback, members of the Great Park Advisory Council walk along a former El Toro runway |
| Irvine Transportation Center • June 2003 |
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Irvine
City Council Member Chris Mears celebrates the Great Park victory |
Great Park supporters learn from experts at the information booth | Guests wait to take a “Virtual Tour” of the Orange County Great Park |
| Irvine City Hall • March 2003 |
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City
officials and Great Park supporters learn about the Great Park |
Central Park Conservancy’s Douglas Blonksy talks about the wonderful opportunity to create the Orange County Great Park | Great Park Conservancy volunteers provide information to guests at this Community Forum |
| Advisory Council Dinner • March 2003 |
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Conservancy
Chair Michael D. Ray, retired Assemblyman Tom Umberg and Santa Ana
Mayor Miguel Pulido |
Conservancy
Board Member John Sullivan, retired State Senator Marian Bergeson
and Conservancy Board Member James “Walkie” Ray |
Orange County Supervisor Thomas W. Wilson, Mackey Deasy and Susan Pinto |
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