Families gather at the Old Orange County Courthouse for the Spring Into Summer festival, enjoying live music and activities.
Santa Ana is gearing up for the ‘Spring Into Summer’ festival on May 31. This free family-friendly event will feature live music, delicious food, and interactive experiences for all ages. Attendees can enjoy performances from local bands, engage in art demonstrations, and explore the courthouse’s history. With free admission and parking, families are encouraged to join the festivities for a day full of fun, creativity, and community connection.
Santa Ana is ready to celebrate the arrival of warmer days with a fabulous free event that’s sure to bring smiles to all ages. Mark your calendars for May 31 because from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., the Old Orange County Courthouse will transform into a vibrant hub of family fun at the Spring Into Summer festival!
Music lovers will be in for an treat, as the event will feature live performances from the ever-popular Como La Flor Band, who pays homage to the legendary Selena. In addition, get ready to dance along to the energetic beats of the Yari Moré Latin Band. These groups are set to light up the day with their lively tunes, so bring your best moves and dance like nobody’s watching!
What goes best with music? Delicious food, of course! Festival-goers can indulge in a variety of mouth-watering dishes from local food trucks that will be stationed on the historic courthouse lawn. With so many tasty options to choose from, you’re bound to find something for everyone in the family to enjoy.
The fun doesn’t stop there! There are plenty of engaging activities for kids and adults alike. Guests can join in on a series of step-by-step art demonstrations, where creativity will flow as artists guide you through the process of crafting your own masterpiece. Ever been curious about the plants and animals native to the area? Swing by the Native plant and animal exhibit located in the Third Floor Exhibit Gallery, where you can learn more about the ecosystem that surrounds us.
And there’s more! Guests can embark on guided tours of the courthouse, exploring its rich history and stunning architecture. For those with a passion for dinosaurs and fossils, don’t miss the hands-on paleontology and interpretive activities, designed to spark curiosity and wonder in young minds. Plus, there will be fun crafts available for kids to create their own unique treasures to take home.
One of the best parts? Admission to the Spring Into Summer event is absolutely free! Families are encouraged to bring along blankets and chairs to lounge in comfort while enjoying the day’s festivities. There will also be free parking available for your convenience at the P8/Transit Tower Parking Structure, located at 301 W. 5th St., Santa Ana, CA 92701.
This event is an amazing opportunity for the local community to come together and enjoy a delightful day filled with entertainment, food, and hands-on activities. So rally your family, invite your friends, and don’t miss the chance to make some extraordinary memories at the Spring Into Summer festival!
For more information, you can check out the official event flyer online. Get ready for a day packed with laughter, joy, and a splash of summer sunshine right in the heart of Santa Ana!
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