| | Transponders If your transponder does not work,please see on-site manager Karyn Capistran at the Summit Office. 949.854.1373
It is imperative that you do not remove transponder affixed to windshield. Otherwise you will be required to purchase a new one. If you need a transponder for a new vehicle they can be purchased for $50 each.
Key fobs are $25 each. Next Board Meeting Thursday June 7th at 5:30pm. In the Theater 
Here is a great chance to see some quality classical choral performance right near Turtle Ridge. The Concordia University Master Chorale will perform Bach Magnificat and Mozart’s Requium in their annual Master Work Concert Series to be held on Saturday,April 21 at 7:30 p.m.,and Sunday,April 22 at 3:00 p.m. This concert usually sells out so those interested should see about tickets at by calling 949-214-3418. Or you can email boxoffice@cui.edu. Summit at Turtle Ridge
On-site Office Hours Tuesday – 9:00am –1:00pm
Wednesday – 9:00am – 5:00pm
Thursday – 9:00am – 1:00pm
Friday – 9:00am –1:00pm
Saturday – 9:00am – 1:00pm Summit On-Site 949.854.1373 From Mayor Kang’s office,here is a listing of some of the events going on in Irvine in April: Irvine Events Calendar | | |
Irvine Guide to Shop,Dine,Play,and Explore The City has created the Irvine Guide to Shop,Dine,Play,and Explore. This guide is divided into sections featuring Irvine retailers,attractions,event calendar,transportation resources,golf courses,and more with helpful maps for use by visitors and hotel concierges. We hope this Guide will encourage more people to experience the best Irvine has to offer while supporting the local economy. Click here to view the guide. |
Cash for Cans April 1-30 The City of Irvine is participating in the national Cans for Cash Recycling Challenge April 1-30. Irvine residents,schools and businesses are encouraged to participate by depositing aluminum cans in curbside recycling containers or by taking the cans directly to the Waste Management Recycling Center located at 16122 Construction Circle East in Irvine. Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday. Irvine will be competing against other cities in the nation for up to $100,000 in cash awards –money the city has pledged to Human Options,a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping victims of domestic violence rebuild their lives. Information:949-724-7522. Irvine Multicultural Association International Film Series (Lakeview Senior Center) April 4,5-7:30 p.m. Free Enjoy a celebrated French film that depicts the life of a famous French designer. It tells the story of how her early life and inspirations developed into the style of a famous Parisian fashion house and made her a fashion icon. English subtitles. The film will be played at the Lakeview Senior Center,20 Lake Road. Information:949-724-6900. Hike with the Mayor,City Council Saturday,April 21 (Irvine Ranch Water District San Joaquin Marsh &Wildlife Sanctuary) Free Residents are invited to join Mayor Sukhee Kang and the City Council this spring for a morning hike at the Irvine Ranch Water District San Joaquin Marsh &Wildlife Sanctuary. The hike is planned for 8:30 a.m. Saturday,April 21. It is open to the public and will last about 90 minutes. As part of the City’s open space and Healthy City Healthy Planet initiatives,the hike is designed to provide real-time access with healthy benefits. Information:cityofirvine.org or call 949-724-6600. Tax Assistance for Irvine Residents Through April 16 The City of Irvine,along with the Legal Aid Society of Orange County,United Way and Orange County One-Stop,is offering tax preparation service at no cost to taxpayers who earned less than $58,000 in 2011. Qualifying taxpayers who live,work or attend school in Irvine are eligible to receive help completing and electronically filing their tax returns through April 16. For more information or to schedule an appointment,call 888-434-8248. |
Night in Napoli:Charles Castronovo,tenor April 1,7 p.m. Ticket:$35-$45 An evening of Neapolitan songs and Italian opera arias. American tenor and CSU Fullerton alumnus Charles Castronovo makes his Orange County debut performing Neapolitan songs and Italian opera arias inspired by his family’s heritage. Information:http://charlescastronovo.com. The Blues Brothers:The Smash-Hit Musical April 4-7,various times Ticket:$25-$100 Featuring the original cast from London’s hit West End production,which smashed box office records in London. Jake and Elwood are on a mission to bring ‘Soul and Blues’into your heart and are joined by a seven-piece band and the Bluettes. Information:http://www.originaltributetothebluesbrothers.co.uk/index.php. Korean Culture Night 2012 April 20,6:30 p.m. Ticket:$8-$10 Korean Culture Night (KCN) is returning to UC Irvine for its second year in the biggest collaborative effort between the Korean communities on campus. The goal of KCN at UC Irvine is to promote collaboration and solidarity within the Korean community and spread awareness about and celebrate the Korean culture. Korean Culture Night will be an interactive learning experience presented through a live play fused with traditional and modern dance,Korean folktales,traditional Korean drumming,and more. Information: http://www.konnectuci.org. Keola Beamer &Raiatea:Ina (Imagine) April 21,8 p.m. Ticket:$28-$100 Part of the Hawai’ian Music Series. Slack key guitar legend Keola Beamer and twice Grammy-nominated Hawai’ian songstress Raiatea Helm create music that is generating a lot of buzz in the Islands. Their songs incorporate ancient Hawai’ian musical instruments into inventive arrangements of both well-loved Hawai’ian music and contemporary songs into something new and fresh. A highlight is a stunning arrangement of John Lennon’s “Imagine”(Ina) that weaves together slack key,Hawai’ian chant (oli) and falsetto (ka leo ki’eki’e). Information: http://www.mountainapplecompany.com/keola/raiatea. The Anoushka Shankar Project:Traveller April 22,4 p.m. Ticket:$33-100 Gypsy music from India to Spain. Anoushka Shankar breaks new ground as she brings together the passionate and diverse music of Spain with the vibrant,ancient forms of the Indian classical tradition. Tracing the Gypsies’musical journey from their homeland in Rajasthan,passing through Iran,Iraq and Armenia,and finally settling in Spain,Anoushka re-forges the link,separated by a thousand years,between Spanish and Indian music. Anoushka has worked closely with the renowned Flamenco producer Javier Limón,immersing herself in the Spanish forms of flamenco,fandango,buleria and tango. Featuring a number of talented artists,the concert meshes Indian sitar and Spanish guitar with Hindustani vocals and gypsy cante. Information: http://www.anoushkashankar.com. Truth Values –One Girl’s Romp Through M.I.T’s Male Math Maze April 26,7 p.m. Ticket:$7-$20 Nonbinary algorithms and sexism collide in Truth Values,a painfully funny production about one woman’s struggle to navigate the male math maze. Inspired by the actual experiences of actress-playwright and “recovering mathematician”Gioia De Cari,this hilarious one-woman show follows de Cari’s misadventures as female Ph.D candidate in the elite boys club of the M.I.T. math department. Created as a response to former Harvard President Lawrence Summers’now infamous suggestion that women are less represented than men in the sciences because of innate gender differences,De Cari brings to life more than 30 characters in a true-life tale that offers a humorous,scathing,insightful,and ultimately uplifting look at the challenges of being a professional woman in a male-dominated field. Information: http://unexpectedtheatre.org/home.htm. |
University of California,Irvine www.uci.edu Easter at the Bren April 8 (Bren Events Center) Free Easter Sunday Services at the Bren,at 8:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. Presented by Compass Bible Church. Information: http://www.easteratthebren.com. Hossein Omoumi &Friends/Master of Persian Music in Concert April 14,8 p.m. (Winifred Smith Hall) $11-$16 Join in for an evening of Persian music by Hossein Omoumi and some of his friends. For more information,call the Arts Box Office at 949-824-2787. Menahem Pressler Master Class April 14,1 p.m. (Winifred Smith Hall) Free Internationally acclaimed pianist,chamber musician and pedagogue, Menahem Pressler will give a Master Class for UCI students. Students will perform works by Beethoven,Chopin,Ravel and Bartok. The class is free and open to the public. Dance Escape April 19-21,various times (Claire Trevor Theater) $11-$15 A concert featuring original choreography by Claire Trevor School of the Arts graduate students. Sheron Wray is artistic director. Information:Arts Box Office at 949-824-2787. Mother Courage and Her Children April 27-29,various times (Experimental Media Performance Lab in the Contemporary Arts Center) $11-$15 Originally written in 1939 and now in a new translation by Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Tony Kushner,the story tracks Mother Courage and her children through 12 years of the holy war during the early 17th century. See their heart-wrenching journey into the heart of war and back. Written by Bertolt Brecht;directed by Ryanne Laratonda. Information:Arts Box Office at 949-824-2787. |
Cabaret April 1,April 4-8 (IVC PAC Main Stage) $10-$12 Set in 1931 Berlin as the Nazis are rising to power,it focuses on nightlife at the seedy Kit Kat Klub and revolves around the 19-year-old English cabaret performer Sally Bowles and her relationship with the young American writer Cliff Bradshaw. Note:the performance is not appropriate for children 12 and younger. Buy tickets at ivcarts.org. Student Composer’s Benefit Concert April 14,8 p.m. (A311 Rehearsal Studio) $2 for youth;$10 for general,student,senior and military The 4th annual Student Composer’s Benefit Concert. Buy tickets at ivcarts.org. Dance Perspectives April 20,12:15 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. (IVC PAC Main Stage) $11-$13 This educational series analyzes repertoire and new works to explore the creative process and how choreography conveys meaning. Buy tickets at ivcarts.org. Spring 2012 Dance Concert April 27-28,8 p.m.;April 29,2 p.m. (IVC PAC Main Stage) $11-$13 Features works by student and faculty choreographers in a variety of genres,including jazz,ballet,modern,tap,hip-hop and world dance,as well as repertoire from the IVC Performing Dance Ensemble. Buy tickets at ivcarts.org. |
Irvine Barclay Theatre
For a complete listing of performances and special events call 949-854-4646 or visit www.thebarclay.org. Irvine Fine Arts Center
For a complete listing of classes,events or exhibitions call 949-724-6880 or visit www.irvinefinearts.org.
Irvine Activity Guide
For a complete list of community services,classes and programs call 949-724-6610 or register at www.irvinequickreg.org.
Calendar of Events For those of you who like art and culture,check out the new Arts Orange County website at www.sparkoc.com |
| |
| |
| |
T he Association will sponsor a “Bunny Egg Hunt”this Saturday at Summit Park. Parents should come at 9:00 a.m. by themselves with ten (10) eggs per participating child. The parents will hide the eggs and then bring the kids to find the eggs at 10:00 a.m. We will provide a few “golden eggs” that will have special prizes associated with them. It should be a fun event. Attached is a proposed plan for tree planting in the open area near the corner of Shady Canyon and Summit Park Drive. This plan was presented to the board at the January 2012 board meeting. The board and Landscape Committee welcomes comments from residents. You may post a comment here. The traffic study done by RK Engineering has done and is posted here. At the January meeting the Board discussed imposing a 35 MPH speed limit on Summit Park Drive. Although all Board members are in favor of taking additional measures to reduce speeds on Summit Park Drive,there was not a consensus on posting speed limits on Summit Park Drive. The Board decided to study the matter further and consider it again at a later meeting. Do you have an opinion that you would like to share with the Board regarding posted speed limits on Summit Park Drive? Share it with the Board via email at feedback@turtleridgehoa.com,or visit the Board feedback page on our website: http://turtleridgehoa.com/contact/feedback As you may recall,last year the Board began consideration of a management policy for our community’s most valuable and expensive resources:our common area trees. These are the trees located on our hillsides and along our streets and center medians. As our young community continues to mature,so do our trees,and in recent years we have experienced an increasing number of complaints from residents that association trees are blocking the views from their homes. In some cases residents have even taken matters into their own hands,and moved to trim or top association trees,which is illegal and can subject offenders to fines and even criminal prosecution. In response to residents’ concerns,there is strong support on the Board for a tree management policy that will take into account the needs of all stakeholders,including residents who want to enjoy the beautiful views available in our community,as well as their downhill neighbors who want to enjoy the screening and privacy afforded by a lush canopy of trees. If you have views you would like to share,let the Board know how you feel about these matters. Your feedback is very much appreciated. One of the Board’s goals for 2012 is to make significant improvements to the many deteriorated slopes in our community. Our Landscape Committee has already begun work on some of these projects. The Board aims to ramp up work on getting problem areas under control. Residents who may be interested in joining the Landscape Committee are invited to apply on our website:http://turtleridgehoa.net/contact/volunteer | | |
|
