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Step and pirouette your way into the magical display of dance, color, costumes and drama by adding to your personal repertoire of art experience with the Anaheim Ballet whose mission it is to enlighten and entertain audiences with classically-rooted programming and contemporary presentation for both balletomanes as well as novice ballet-goers.  Anaheim Ballet also offers classes for students ages 3 to adults who are interested in pursuing a career in ballet and stages an annual Spring Concert and the timeless Nutcracker Ballet for Holiday-enriching memories and cultural delights. Attend an Anaheim Ballet performance and see first-hand how ballet is "dance executed by the human soul."  

Saddle up and explore a profound contact with nature and riding by visiting the Anaheim Equestrian Center in Southeast Anaheim, offering support and training to every person interested in learning more about this magnificent creature, the horse. The Center strives for a partnership between people, horses, community and environment while providing a safe and fun environment. The Equestrian Center is a vital asset to the city and provides a balance to city life acting simultaneously as a learning center with the privilege of being in a park-like setting that has access to many miles of riding trails along the Santa Ana riverbed. Bridle up and explore a new world and a new area of your soul. 

Baseball fans unite and step into the "celestial" world of The Los Angeles Angels, an American professional baseball team based in Anaheim and taking their name from nearby Los Angeles. This well-known and cherished team competes in MLB as a member of the American League (AL) West Division and has played all their home games at Angel Stadium since 1966. The Angels' first owner was the legendary Gene Autry, the singing cowboy of stage and film. The mantra "Win One for the Cowboy" refers to Autry who dreamed of the historic day that all fans remember in 2002 when The Angels won the World Series. Angels player Tim Salmon ran into the home dugout and brought out one of Autry's signature white Stetson hats in honor of the "singing cowboy."