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Prepare yourself for a full array of entertainment and exciting fun at City National Grove of Anaheim, a 1,700-seat facility and concert venue that has amazed and astounded fans of all likes and favorite genres for more than 20 years in Southern California. Located next to Angel Stadium in the heart of Orange County, the Grove has something for everyone.  Versatile as it is impressive, the City National Grove is well known for legendary performances by Prince, Ray Charles, Merle Haggard and Stevie Nicks just to mention a fantastic few. No matter the seating, both performers and audiences sense an intimate setting which explains why The Grove is ranked as a Top Ten Stop in North America. See ya' there!   

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. 

Expand the horizons of your mind with the great assistance of the Fullerton Museum Center located north of Anaheim and witness first-hand the best in multidisciplinary exhibitions and educational programs in the areas of history, science, art and the humanities. At FMC, the goals are to stimulate dialogue, enthuse critical and creative thinking and open the world to all.  FMC is home to the Gallery celebrating the life and legacy of Leo Fender of electric guitar fame. Visiting the remarkable gallery you will come upon the history of this unassuming man who could not play the guitar yet inspired generations of musicians and changed the sound and scope of popular music. This is definitely a must-stop for all who live and visit Southern California.