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Things to Do in Orange County, California |
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Workshops to help build professional skills of those working in the nonprofit arts community. Grants programs. Publications. Public awareness. Arts education improvement programs for K-12 schools. Orange County Arts Awards.
"Arts Orange County was established in 1995 as a nonprofit countywide arts council. It is the state-local partner with the California Arts Council and is the official local arts agency of the County of Orange. Arts Orange County serves as a resource and advocate for the arts community, as a catalyst for leadership on arts issues, and as sponsor of programs and services which enhance public awareness of arts activities and promote the development of the arts and arts education in Orange County. "  Santa Ana |
| Boy Scouts of America Orange County Council | |
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The governing body for Orange County Boy Scouts.  Costa Mesa |
| Boys & Girls Club of Garden Grove | |
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"The Boys & Girls Clubs of Garden Grove have been providing positive places for children to go during non-school hours, particularly when there is no adult at home, since 1956 --- long before the word 'latchkey' became a part of our vocabulary!
As a leader in programs for youth, we were among the very first to extend our hours and days of service to directly accommodate working parents. We were also among the first to provide transportation to and from schools on a day-to-day basis.
Currently, we administer five school-age centers year-round: Boys and Girls Club, Edgar Branch, Stanford Branch, Patton Branch, and Clinton Branch. These sites serve more than 1,200 boys and girls (5 -17 years old) every day, from 7:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. During the summer and school holidays, most children are with us at least 9 hours each day. Evening and weekend activities are provided for teens.
Our Family Campus, provides licensed toddler and preschool childcare and school readiness for more than 112 children daily, as well as enrichment programs, computer center and a Family Resource Library.
Families can also come to us when they are in crisis, through our Family and Youth Outreach services located at Garden Grove’s Juvenile Justice Center and the Truancy Reduction Center at Hare High School. These programs are designed to accommodate the special needs of our community, offering a referral program, truancy reduction services, parent education classes, family support, juvenile offender education, drug education, and individual and family counseling."  Garden Grove, Santa Ana |
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"Girl Scouts is the world’s pre-eminent organization for girls, with a membership of over 40,000 girls and adult members in Orange County. Girl Scouting helps cultivate values, social conscience and self-esteem in young girls, while also teaching them critical life skills that will enable them to succeed as adults. In Girl Scouting – and its special girl-only environment – girls discover the fun, friendship, and power of girls together."  Costa Mesa |
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"Our Mission: Girls Incorporated® of Orange County is committed to helping girls develop the values and skills they need to become confident, productive and responsible adults. "  Costa Mesa |
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"Orange County's premier women's magazine - Offering a fresh approach and unique perspective from a local publication.
Ocean Magazine, premiering December 2005, is Orange County's leading source for fashion, shopping, beauty, health and travel.
Complete with beautiful photography, modern graphics and expert journalism, Ocean has joined together with the nation's top writers and photographers to provide a go-to guide for the young female trendsetters of Orange County.
The OC's only women's lifestyle publication, Ocean will offer the inside scoop on the hottest places and trends that make up Orange County's coast."  Corona del Mar |
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ORANGE COUNTY NEW YEARS EVE PARTY! Featuring a New Orleans Mardi Gras themed entertainment mega-event at the OC Fairgrounds!
This is the one you won't want to miss! At midnight the Orange will descend with the countdown to 2006!
Featured bands and musicians include: Sugar Ray, Joan Jett & The Blackhearts, The Violent Femmes, The Psychedelic Furs, Berlin, The English Beat, Bow Wow Wow, Reel Big Fish, Lit, WaxApples, The Eyeliners, The Colour, American Eyes, Charles Feelgood, Grant Plant, Jason Blakemore, DJ Jasen, and Speaker Junkies.
Themed Environments include: Blues & Booze, Cantina, KIIS FM House Party, Live Music Buildings, Main Stage, OC Corral, OC Music Awards Stage, Party Gras, SqueezeOC Martini Lounge, and Wine Country.  Costa Mesa, Laguna Beach |
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Surf Vacation Packages:
Newport Beach: "Newport beach has claim to 2 world class surfing waves one at 18th Street that is similar to pipeline in Hawaii and the other being the famous Wedge, a freak wave that explodes over a treacherously shallow sand bottom. The main area of Newport Beach is rather more normal with nice beach break surf that is both fun and enjoyable. You can find surf well between 36th and 42nd street with some peaks giving good short lefts and rights but on some swells it is possible to surf quite long rides. 22nd street offers peaks that are fast, hollow and varying in length in both directions and the surf is normally 2 to 5ft."
San Clemente: "San Clemente is an amazing Californian surf experience and was the early stomping grounds of many a top Californian surfing professional in the 1980 and 1990’s. It has a range of spots and changing beach breaks that are all very hollow and tubey. The main spots are the Pier, T street and State Park, all of these are lovely waves offering great peaks and sometimes long and fun tubes that even the beginner can get in! The surf in San Clemente is fun in the summer months and heavier in the winter season with offshore winds always guaranteed when the Santa Ana blows."   |
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