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 Stanley
Ranch Museum
A two-acre park to which several of Garden Grove's oldest homes and
commercial buildings have been relocated. The Ware-Stanley House,
built in 1892, is the focus home at the museum. Also included at the
site are homes dating from the late 1800's to early 1900's. Garden
Grove's first post office, opened in 1877, the Electric Shoe
Shop/Barber Shop, and Garden Grove’s #1 fire engine, a 1926 American
La France are part of the exhibits.
For hours
and tour information, call (714) 530-8871.
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The Grove Theater Center
 Home
to the Gem Theater, a 178-seat theater, and the Festival
Amphitheater, a 550-seat facility. Owned by the City of Garden Grove
and managed by the Grove Theater Center, the complex offers
year-round plays, including world-premieres, classics, and
participatory events like "Mystery Tuesdays" and "Comedy Mondays."
12852
Main Street
Garden Grove, CA 92840
For tickets or information, call (714) 741-9550
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Crystal Cathedral
The Crystal Cathedral is the home base for the international Crystal
Cathedral Ministries, including a congregation of over 10,000
members and the internationally televised "Hour of Power."
13280
Chapman Avenue
Garden Grove, California 92840
Phone: 714-971-4000
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Orange
County Symphony
 Founded
in 1985, this regional orchestra is dedicated to providing classical
and pops concerts that are of excellent performance and programming
quality, bringing music from diverse cultures to our community,
providing free educational children’s concerts and in-school concert
preparation, and providing opportunities for young talented
musicians.
11752
Garden Grove Blvd., Suite 208
Garden Grove, CA 92843
Telephone: 714-638-9639 |
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