Sprinklers have been running for over 48 hours at the Santa Ana Lawn Bowling Center, which is located at Santiago Park, off of Memory Lane, despite the rainy weather. Members of the Park Santiago Neighborhood Association have tried calling any number that made sense, to no avail. They also called the Lawn Bowlers – who mostly don’t live in Santa Ana.
The entire Lawn Bowling Center was also left unlocked on Friday night as well. Continue reading
The 4th Annual Park Santiago’s Concert in the Park is set for Saturday, August 24, 2013, from 4:00 pm until 11:00 pm, at the Santiago Park Baseball Diamond, located at 601 E Memory Ln., in Santa Ana. This is a family friendly neighborhood Concert in the Park hosted by the Park Santiago Neighborhood Association, and open to everyone!
The awesome local cover band Cheap Date will be performing. Cheap Date includes Mary Walters (who is married to our former Chief of Police and City Manager Paul Walters) and her family – including Ellen Hirota, backup and occasional lead vocalist; Tim Hirota, lead guitarist, vocalist and manager; Peter Hirota, drummer; Ann “Annie” Spencer, backup vocalist and tambourine; and Dominic Hirota, lead vocalist, as well as longtime band members second guitarist Jeff Halili and bassist Brian Satterfield, according to the O.C. Register. Continue reading
The Park Santiago Neighborhood Association is hosting its Annual Fourth of July Parade on July 4, 2013, at 3:00 p.m. Sign ups begin at 2:00 p.m. outside the Santiago Park Lawn Bowling Clubhouse, 510 E. Memory Lane. Prizes for best floats include gift cards from several local businesses. For more information click here.
Many thanks to this year’s parade co-sponsors, who will be donating labor, snacks and prizes for best floats: Continue reading
The Park Santiago Neighborhood Association is hosting their Second Annual Summer Concert tonight, August 27, from 5 to 10 pm. at Santiago Park, at the Baseball Field.
The event will feature an open air concert by cover band “Hey, That’s my Bike.”
Although the concert is free, donations are appreciated to defray costs, and vendors will be on hand selling food and craft items. Plan to bring a canned-food donation for Grandma’s House of Hope and a blanket or chair to sit on. Meet at the ball diamond (Santiago Street north of Park Lane). Walk if possible, but if you must drive, First Congregation Church at Santiago & Virginia will allow you to park in their parking lot. Click here for more info. Continue reading
Park Santiago Neighborhood Food Drive – Your Donations Are Needed!
Saturday, December 12, 11 AM to 1 PM
Bring your donations to:
301 Virginia or 1009 21st Street
MOST NEEDED FOOD ITEMS INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING: Continue reading