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Civic issues
Topics getting the most attention in Tustin public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
HUB Gallery pop-up art shows in Old Town
The city's economic development team is launching pop-up art exhibitions in a private Old Town space to bring vibrancy and foot traffic downtown. If the experiment works, more shows — maybe even a permanent gallery — could follow.
Cue 8 Billiards Establishment on Walnut Avenue
A new sober billiard parlor featuring 10 tables is coming to Park Lane Plaza on Walnut Avenue, offering a clean, family-friendly sports environment without alcohol sales. Commissioners enthusiastically supported the proposal as a great sober recreational alternative for the community.
Public-Private Art Partnership with Arvida Bookstore
Tustin is expanding public art onto private property through an exciting new partnership with Arvida Bookshop, featuring a micro gallery curated by a local non-profit foundation.
Hub Art Gallery Private Space Partnership
Staff announced a prospective partnership with Arvida Bookstore to establish a micro gallery public art program outside their shop. This collaboration represents Tustin's first foray into placing public art on private property.
Economic Development Programs and Business Support
Economic Development staff shared updates on their award-winning digital media campaigns, visitation touchpoints, and business data tools.