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Today, OCVIBE unveiled designs for Orange County’s newest network of parks and plazas. The 20 acres of open space will feature 3 miles of walkable trails, an outdoor public art gallery, new parks and plazas, and a diverse calendar of public programming —all designed to support the greater Anaheim community. Created in collaboration with Fletcher Studio Landscape Architecture + Urban Design and burton studio, these spaces emphasize community and wellness. Public spaces like these create places where people can connect, recharge, and experience a shared sense of belonging. They invite communities to gather and engage with their surroundings, while fostering meaningful connections across generations, cultures, and backgrounds. Each park has a distinct identity. Urban Park reflects the historical agricultural setting of Orange County. South Plaza is the hub for entertainment and sports. Neighborhood Park offers a family-focused sanctuary with meadows and solar system–inspired design. Meadow Park draws inspiration from the Santa Ana River as well as the significant meaning of “Anaheim.”

Building what’s next, together. The groundbreaking for the South Plaza at OCVIBE marks a major step forward for the district and ongoing renovations at Honda Center. Thank you to the City of Anaheim for your continued support!

OCVIBE is redefining what it means to gather around live entertainment in Southern California. Opening in early 2027, OCVIBE’s new 5,000-person-capacity concert hall will expand the district’s venue ecosystem designed for connection, acoustics, and artistry. Designed by Populous and inspired by music, the venue bridges the energy of Honda Center with a more intimate, immersive live music experience — strengthening the music venue ecosystem at OCVIBE and expanding the range of artists and performances the district can host. For more information, please visit our website: https://lnkd.in/gFt_6HTy

A powerful new partnership is helping shape the future of OCVIBE. Today, OCVIBE announced a collaboration with Daktronics to introduce more than 20,000 square feet of next-generation LED displays across the 100-acre district surrounding Honda Center. This fully integrated digital ecosystem will power immersive storytelling, real-time engagement, and intuitive wayfinding—enhancing how guests experience the neighborhood every day and during major live events. Building on a 20+ year relationship supporting Honda Center, the partnership reflects OCVIBE’s commitment to working with industry leaders to create vibrant places where communities gather, connect, and celebrate. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gzWkSz3F

Anaheim’s social scene is evolving, and Katella Commons is helping shape what’s next. With six new bars and lounges, Katella Commons introduces a broader approach to gathering that brings together craft cocktails and mocktails, curated wine programs, and late-night lounge experiences. Katella Commons bar and lounge collection offers distinct atmospheres and points of view, ranging from intimate tastings to high-energy cocktail lounges. In keeping with OCVIBE’s mission to create a truly chef-driven experience, the market hall tapped acclaimed Chef Rémi Lauvand to lend his culinary expertise and perspective.

A new gathering place is taking shape at OCVIBE. Katella Commons is the district’s newly named market hall, located on the first two floors of The Weave office building. Bringing together 21 chef-driven kitchens and integrated collection of bars and lounges, Katella Commons connects seamlessly to OCVIBE’s Urban Plaza and neighboring entertainment venues. From quick bites to lingering moments, it’s a place to explore, discover, and come together—day and night.  Learn more at https://lnkd.in/gY_YQAdn.

Honoring the milestones that defined our year. From new public roads and construction achievements to record-setting events, hockey highlights, and meaningful community engagement, we’re grateful for all the progress made in 2025. Here’s to an even stronger 2026. Find more 2025 celebrations here: https://bit.ly/3XRmG97

We are excited to welcome Chef Debbie Lee as our first culinary partner in OCVIBE's 50,000 square foot market hall. Our unique business model, created to remove the financial and operational barriers that often hold new restaurants back, is what allows Chef Debbie to bring two bold new concepts to the Anaheim community. Pado will introduce a Korean-inspired raw and seafood experience, and Mokja will offer a fresh take on Korean street food and café culture. Together, they reflect the type of chef-driven creativity that will define the market hall. Chef Debbie Lee is the first of many innovators who will help build a culinary destination that stands apart in Southern California. With 21 chef-led concepts and 6 bars planned, the market hall will grow into a platform for creativity, culture, and community, becoming a daily amenity for residents, office workers, and visitors when OCVIBE opens in early 2027.

Every building at OCVIBE has a story. Ours begins the moment you arrive at our parking garages. From arriving at the parking garages to exploring the vibrant spaces and moments beyond, OCVIBE is thoughtfully designed to reshape how we connect, gather, and create shared experiences. Hear directly from our master planners, Julie Smith-Clementi and frAnk clementi, faia, aiga, as they walk through the design philosophies and creative intents that are shaping an experience that’s unmistakably OCVIBE. smith-clementi | ocvibe.com