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Fullerton Public Library Invites the Public to a Magical Holiday Ball
Magical Holiday Ball Saturday, December 7, 11:30am – 3:00pm Main Library Conference Center: 353 W. Commonwealth Ave. | 714-738-6326 All are welcome at this family-friendly celebration of make-believe! Come dressed as your favorite family-friendly […]
All the Arts for All the Kids Foundation Has A New Studio
The All the Arts for All the Kids Foundation is incredibly excited to announce the opening of its new studio space! The Foundation’s studio is nestled in the heart of downtown […]
Nouveau Chamber Ballet presents The Nutcracker Ballet
Every October, Tom Bozigian and Sheree King dive into rehearsals for their upcoming production of The Nutcracker. This marks their third year presenting The Nutcracker since they took over the […]
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Cal State University of Fullerton Art Department Gets an Upgrade
The final phase of Cal State Fullerton’s (CSUF) Visual Arts Modernization Project will finally be complete this November 2024 with the opening of the Nichaols and Lee Begovich Gallery relocated to building […]
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Punk’s Not Dead in OC; Meet the Local Bands Keeping It Relevant
On a Saturday night, as families across Orange County settled into bed, the local punk rock band Forlokos played at a DIY concert behind a Buena Park Wells Fargo. The show, headlined […]
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His Three Daughters: A Hit and a Miss
His Three Daughters: A Hit and a Miss This is not Tolstoy’s “The Death of Ivan Ilyich” or Chekhov’s “The Three Sisters,” yet screenwriter/director Azazel Jacobs takes on themes dealt with in […]
Save Walk on Wilshire Event Saturday, October 5
Join the Save Walk on Wilshire (WoW) group today, Saturday, October 5, from 2 to 6 p.m. for the Chalk on Wilshire Pokémon Party! They’ll be giving away free discounts and grand […]
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Free Friday Night Concerts: Fullerton Night Live!
The City of Fullerton has initiated a fun and engaging new event! Known as “Fullerton Night Live,” these mini-concerts occur at generally unknown locations around the city, with artists representing all types […]
Fullerton College Celebrates Over a Century with New Book Legends and Legacies
Fullerton College is proud to announce the release of Legends and Legacies: Over 100 Years of Fullerton College, a beautifully crafted book capturing the institution’s rich history and enduring legacy. Co-authored by […]
REAGAN: a Hit & a Miss
Ardent fans of Ronald Reagan and his political career both as Governor of California and as President of the United States will enjoy this film. Director Sean McNamara and screenwriter Howard Klausner […]
Parks & Recreation Report: September 9, 2024
Commissioners Present: Susan Rhie, Oscar Valadez, Erik Wehn, Angela Lindstrom, Jozef Maldonado Absent: Adrian Meza, Doug McKendry Chair Lindstrom began with a request for the nomination of a third member to join […]
U.S. Postal Service Dedicates Hanukkah Stamp
The U.S. Postal Service celebrates the joyous annual holiday of Hanukkah with a new stamp in 2024. The holiday, also called the Festival of Lights, spans eight days and nights and is […]
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Over 100 Artists Participate in Brewery Artwork Open Studios on October 5th & 6th
October 5 & 6 from 11 am – 6 pm 621 S. Avenue 21, Los Angeles The Brewery Artwalk at 621 S Avenue 21 LA CA 90031 celebrates over 40 years of […]
Art Talk with Over the Moon: Art is In Session!
Fullerton is a vibrant hub for the arts, thanks in part to the presence of Fullerton College and California State University, Fullerton (CSUF). Both institutions offer a wide scope of art curriculums […]
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The Swifty Takeover at the Hunt Library
The Swiftie Summer Jam event was an Epic Night for 400 Swiftys’ at the Hunt Library! The line of parents and children, eager to get in, moved swiftly as the City of […]
Leo Fender to Be Inducted to OC Hall of Fame
The Fullerton Museum Center, home of the Leo Fender Gallery, is thrilled to announce that Leo Fender will be inducted into the second class of the OC Hall of Fame. This prestigious […]
Video Observer: Glen Mann Makes Palm Frond Figures
If you’ve ever gone down West Valencia Mesa Drive, you have probably seen animal and insect-like sculptures made from palm fronds either sitting, standing, crouching, or perched in upright positions in different […]
Charleston in Fullerton featuring The Wilbury Super Group one-night-only on August 8
Get ready for an amazing concert featuring tributes to 5 legends of rock! Join us for a one-night-only show on Thursday, August 8, at 7 pm. Las Vegas and LA-based tribute artists […]
Art Talk with Over the Moon: The Plain Truth About Plein Air Painting
When enjoying the outdoors, many of us have seen an artist equipped with paint palette and easel, creating their own version of the scene before them. This popular style of painting, known […]
Video Observer: Digging Through the Frank Herbert Archives & Dune Display at CSUF Library
On the first floor of the CSUF Pollak Library, I recently noticed a glass exhibition display case, curated by Patrisia Prestinary, Valerie Christy, Kathy Spennato, and Natalie Vandercook, located next to the […]
Three Tiny Tigers Updated
Long-time Fullerton teacher Donna Judd has published a children’s book, Three Tiny Tigers, which she initially wrote in 1978 and had illustrated by her colleague, Joe Sprekelmeyer. The tiger cubs’ adventures […]
Immigrant and Refugee Art to be Featured at The Stories that Connect Us on June 29
OC Residents are invited to attend The Stories that Connect Us, a free community event of celebration and awareness presented by the Office of Immigrant and Refugee Affairs (OIRA) and Orange […]
Fullerton College Art Exhibit: Now You See It, Now You Don’t
Open through July 3, 2024 Monday through Thursday, 10 am to 12 pm and 2 pm to 4 pm or by appointment Monday through Thursday. As the world around us continues to […]
The Heart of Robin Hood Runs June 4th – June 26, 2024
“ …I found my heart full in the presence of a strong, beautiful woman, and that’s how Robin found his.” –From the Director, Brian Johnson’s Notes. Filled with exciting swashbuckling battles, daring fight scenes, and what proves to be an epic […]
Art Talk with Over the Moon: I’m a Working Artist. Why Should I Teach?
It’s easy to see the benefits of art classes and workshops for students wanting to learn about art. The instructor shares tips and tricks, and the students leave with tools to improve […]
Video Observer: Curating a Salvador Dali Collection at the Muckenthaler
Independent curator Annabella Pritchard has always been fascinated by the Surrealist movement, and her research has been focused on women Surrealist artists for a little over a decade. One evening a year ago, she received a […]
Artist Amy Bauer and Jewel Box Children’s Theater Present “Trashion Show”: a Free All Ages Trash to Fashion Runway Show
“Trashion Show”, a California Creative Corps-funded public workshop series and re-use fashion show, creates unique wearable art from clean discarded materials. “Trashion Show” Artist Amy Bauer ǀ Jewel Box Children’s Theater Sunday, […]
Xzbt aims to boost art scene in downtown Fullerton
The bustling scene of downtown Fullerton showed promise on April 27 of its streets becoming more lively with the relocation of Xzbt, an art exhibit that aims to use its platform alongside […]
