Telepeer

Anaheim briefs: Organic waste trash sorting began in Anaheim on July 1

July 6, 2023

To meet state goals of reducing methane emissions from landfills and extending their lifespan, Anaheim residents are now required to discard food and organic waste differently.

Residents will need to separate their organic from the main trash bin and dispose of it in the yard waste bin. Organic waste includes: food scraps such as uneaten food, overripe fruit or vegetables, bones, coffee grounds and filters, tea bags; landscaping clippings such as leaves, weeds, plants, shrubs; food-soiled paper such as greasy pizza boxes and paper plates; wood and lumber.

Residents living in apartment, condominium or townhome communities should contact property managers to understand how the new rules apply to them.

For more information visit Anaheim.net/organics

Entertainment under the star

Summer is here and that means the Pearson Park Summer Nights Under the Stars series is here.

Shows are at the Pearson Park Amphitheatre and cost $3 per person, with children 8 and young as well as military and Anaheim veterans free (plus three guests for veterans). Coming up are:

July 7: Mark Wood and The Parrothead Band, a tribute to Jimmy Buffet

July 14: Le Polynesia

There are also some free shows coming up:

July 21: Anaheim Ballet performance

July 28: Baile y Canto Under the Stars free performance

Shows continue into August! Find out more and buy or reserve tickets at anaheim.net.

Music at the Muzeo

The Muzeo Museum and Cultural Center is presenting its first summer concert series, with the intention of it becoming an annual thing.

The series features free, outdoor performances in a family friendly environment.

Performances are scheduled in the Muzeo courtyard with Deke Dickerson next on July 28 and Sean Oliu on Aug. 25.

All concerts are at 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. The public is invited to bring lawn chairs and picnic dinners to the show. There will be a free arts and crafts booth offered for the children.

For more information, sponsorship opportunities and other programs visit muzeo.org.

Concerts in the parks

More free concerts for the community will be hosted at Ronald Reagan Park and Maxwell Park.

Future performances in the Concerts in the Canyon series at Ronald Reagan Park include:

Kings of 88 on July 13

Undercover on July 20

The Trip on July 27.

At Maxwell Park, the Concerts to the Max series will include:

The Smokin’ Cobras on Aug. 3 and 4

Alarm Band on Aug. 10.

Information: anaheim.net.

Getting together

The Savanna High Class of 1970 wasn’t able to have its 50th reunion because of the coronavirus pandemic. The group is now reaching out to find classmates interested in a reschedule of the reunion.

Interested Savanna 1970 alumni are asked to contact Charlie Ross at [email protected] or at 714-457-2685 with name, phone number and email address.

Decisions must be made on size of venue, catering and such.

Opportunity to exhibit your art

The Center Gallery located in the Downtown Community Center, 250 E. Center St., provides local artists an opportunity to exhibit.

The center is open to the community from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Mondays-Saturdays and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sundays.

There is an online Fine Arts Gallery application that can be completed and submitted at anaheim.net/205/Center-Gallery for consideration for the revolving display. All mediums are welcome and group exhibits are acceptable.

For more information contact Robert Zavala, program specialist at [email protected].

Andrea Manes shares with her neighbors events and news about the Anaheim community. If you have an event to share, contact her at [email protected] or 714-815-3885.

Orange County Register

News Details

Anaheim briefs: Organic waste trash sorting began in Anaheim on July 1

Entertainment under the star

Music at the Muzeo

Concerts in the parks

Getting together

Opportunity to exhibit your art

News

CONTACT INFO

QUICK LINKS

SERVICES

CURRENT NEWS