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2J's Cocktail Lounge 120 W. Houston St., Full. 92832, (next to Radisson Hotel) 714-871-9665
"For your drinking pleasure", Live Jazz every Sunday
Open til 2 am., 7 days a week

Back Alley Bar & GrillClick Here! 116 1/2 West Wilshire # C (Behind the southern side of Wilshire), 714-526-3032
Live music, every Fri.-Sat. $2 specials and free pool, every Sun. Top Shelf, $2 pints and free pool, every Mon. Jungle Boogie, every Tue. Western Wednesdays. Live '80s, every Thu. Restaurant in front.

Banana's 601 S. Raymond Ave., Full., 714-871-7390
Rock Bands on Friday and Karaoke on Saturdays, starts at 9pm.

BIG'S Bar & Grill 645 S. State College Blvd. (Near Kimberly), Full., 714-526-8481
NFL Sunday ticket & Monday Night Football/Pool League, College night wednesdays, Live Bands & Music Videos on Friday & Saturday nights.

Check This out!Bourbon Street 110 E. Commonwealth Ave. (@ Harbor), Full., 714-626-0050
Cajon style restaurant that has a full bar. Open 7 days: Mon-Thu 4pm to 2am, Fri-Sun 11am to 2am.
Music everyday from Jukebox to live bands, starts at 7pm.

Branagan's, Irish Pub & Restaurant 213 N. Harbor Blvd. , Full., 714-447-3544
NFL Sunday ticket & Monday Night Football (7 TV's), Irish night wednesdays, Live entertainment on Tuesday, Sunday & Thursdays.

Cafe Hildago 305 N. Harbor Blvd., Full., 714-447-3202
Patti & Ladd ("Americana with an edge") on Thursdays and Fridays from 7:30 to 11pm.

Cantina Lounge (Ex-Off Campus Pub)
2736 E. Nutwood Ave., 714-879-8094
Restaurant, sports bar, lounge on the south end of the Cal State Fullerton Campus. Open since 1995, Open 7 Days.

Check This out!Cherch Lounge 101 S. Harbor Blvd. (@ Commonwealth) 92832, 714-773-1664
Lounge music with a fine-dining restaurant.

Commonwealth Lounge & Grill 112 E. Commonwealth (@ Harbor), Full. 92832, 714-525-8888
Dark & refined athmosphere, DJ music with small dance floor.

Eye Candy @ CLUB RIO, every Saturday Night 1401 S. Lemon, Full. 92832, 714-525-9700
LA Top DJ's spinning the hottest in Hip-Hop/Top 40/Old School/ Latin Grooves. 3 fully stocked bars, Live Funk band on the Patio, VIP bottle services, Go-Go Dancers;Guest List, Call: 310.225.5273

be seen . be social . be envied

Check This out!Envy Ultra-Lounge 120A W. Wilshire Ave. , Full. 92832, 714-525-8051.
A new Lounge in a modern upbeat setting, with large bar and ample seating. Color-lit white walls, starlike chandelier, and rythmic/house type music. Features a VIP room upstairs with special privileges...

Fender Avenue Bar & Grill, "Sports * Music * Food"
2466 Fender Ave., Full. 92831, 714-441-0777
Live music (Blues, Rock): Fridays & Saturdays, open Jam Blues evry Wednesday

Imperial Ballroom & Academy
114 E. Commonwealth Ave., Full. 92832, 714-525-5155
Open to Public Dancing on Friday and Saturday evenings, Banquets, Rentals and Weddings, or simply for groups of 50 to 800.

Check this out!Matador Cantina (ex Rockin Taco)
111 N. Harbor Blvd., 92832

714-404-1778
Still has the 45 foot bar with +100 Tequilas of the Rockin Taco. Open 7 days 11am to 2am. This new venue (2009) merges Latin and Continental styles to deliver a contemporary dining experience.

McClain's, Live music on Thursdays, Fridays & Saturdays after 8pm
817 N. Harbor Blvd., 714-525-5282
Currently Featuring: "Forgotten Fullerton", Photographs by Jenna Starr

Karaoke at Mulberry Street
114 W. Wilshire Ave., 714-525-1056
Martin Mancuso (Saxophone) every Sunday evening/ Classical Guitarist on Thursday nights/ Friday & Saturday Karaoke Nights (with "Grab the Mike Entertainment") after 10:00 pm, and "Electro Lounge" presents high performance rythms on Tuesdays @ 10 pm.

Revolucion 1910
205 N. Harbor Blvd., Full. 92832, 714-871-6861
Mexican restaurant feature Karaoki (in English and Spanish) on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays

Santa Fe Cafe
136 E. Santa Fe Ave., Full. 92832, (Fullerton Train Station), 714-526-1725
Hookahs, Beer and Live music on Fridays and Saturdays, 7:30-11pm.

Jazz at "Steamers" (noon and evening) Click Here! 138 W. Commonwealth (between Harbor and Malden) 714-871-8800
Steamers Cafe "Orange County's Premier Jazz Club", also food and cocktails

Stubrik's Steakhouse & Bar,Click Here!
118 E. Commonwealth Blvd.,92832, 714-871-1290 (one block east of Harbor Blvd.)
Live music from Wed. to Sat., pool tables, dart board
"North Orange County's #1 Blues House", Bar open from 4pm to 2am

Table Ten W. Commonealth Blvd.
Features "The Dustbowl Experiment": Terry Alexander & Ladd Roberts serve as catalysts for young musicians to "jam" (no rehearsal & no set list).

The Alley,Click Here!139 W. Amerige Ave. (between Harbor & Highland) 714-738-6934
O.C's newest ALL AGE's venue features Punk, Rock, Indie, Metal & Hard-Core. Cover charge on most nights, Doors open @ 7pm, Large Patio. Friday Night: Teen (14-18) Only Club.

The Club 733 Dunn Ave. Give us some info???

The Continental Room
115 W. Santa Fe (between Harbor & Highland) 714-526-4529
60's style Cocktail lounge,
Entertainment six nights per week; Karaoke Mon @9pm, Elvis Show Wed @ 10pm. Live Free Jazz every Friday 5:30-8:30 p.m.

The Slidebar, "Rock-N-Roll Cafe"Click Here!
122 E. Commonwealth Ave., Full 92832, 714-871-CAFE (2233)
A Restaurant with a stage, celebrating Rock-N-Roll in Orange County. Open 11am to 2am daily. Happy hour 3-6 pm (Mon-Fri). Music: Rockstar karaoke Mon @ 10pm, "80's Tribute" with Metal Shop & M-80's every Tue @ 8pm. Noted for having organized the "Spare the air" Concert in August 2008.

Check This out!The Twisted Vine (Wine Bar)
127 W. Commonwealth Ave. Full. 92832, 714-871-1200
Elegant wine bar serves unique beers and wines along with cheese plates, meat platters and chocolate fondues... Give them a try and tell us what you think (info@kiromark.com)

The Tuscany Club
102 N. Harbor Blvd. (@Commonwealth) 92832, (714) 879-7570
Live top 40 Dance music every Fri.-Sat., 9 p.m. Karaoke, 9 p.m. every Sun.-Tue. Blues, 9 p.m. every Wed. Reggae, 9 p.m. every Thu.

Check This out!Twilight (Hookah) lounge & Cafe
1335 E. Chapman Ave., Full. 92831, 714-446-9966, Fx: 714-774-8873
"Where the fruits of the vine and the Hookah combine".

Ziing's
209 N. Harbor Blvd., Full. 92832, 714-526-5777
"Eat, Drink, Groove" Chinese Restaurant features late night DJ music on Tuesday to Saturday's.


Movies in Fullerton
We have plenty of Theatres in Fullerton!

Movie Theaters:

AMC FULLERTON 20:

101 S. Lemon St. (North of Orangethorpe)
714- 992-6000
Only currently active movie theatre in town, it features 20 projection rooms.

    Mackey Auditorium @ CSUF: Free film series, alternating Tuesdays from 1 to 3:15pm. call: 714-278-2446

    "Movies On The Fox" @ Fox Theatre (Downtown): See what is available below: CLICK

Movie Rental Shops:

Blockbuster Video:

  • West Orangethorpe and Harbor

Hollywood Video:

  • East Orangethorpe and Harbor
Video Dollar
3016 Brea Blvd. (S. of Imperial), Full 92835
714-529-5876
Free membership

Video Space

2930 Yorba Linda Blvd. (@ Placentia), Full. 92831
714-572-1177

Open 7 days, Free membership, over 30,000 movies available

6th Annual Fullerton College Foreign Film Festival (November):
Six foreign-language films will be shown throughout the week. Admission is free.

Festival is over, see you next year.

Fullerton Film Festival in August:

Fullerton Film Festival

By All accounts, the 1rst FFF was a great success.
The organizers have indicated that this will indeed become an annual occurance.
Therefore, we advise that you make plans to attend the next one.

For more info or tickets: www.F3filmfestival.com.


Other Movie Venues:

"Independent Film Series" @ the Fullerton Main Library (714-738-6525

  • "For my Father", 11/06/09 @ 6:30
  • "Troubled Water" by Erik Poppe, 12/04/09 @ 6:30,(no children please)
  • For Information regarding upcoming Films, Click on: Filmmovement.com , Free admission.

  • "Movies" @ the Hibbleton Gallery (714-441-2857)

  • Click on: hibbleton.com , For more info.
  • "Films Under The Stars" @ the Muckenthaler (714-738-6595):
    This Summer


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    Come see the Shows in Fullerton!

    Fullerton College; Box Office:714-992-7433 or 992-7150; Mon-Fri 10:30am to 3:30pm
    321 E. Chapman Ave. (Entrance at Lemon St.), Websites: Music Dept., Theatre Dept.

    Concerts on the Quad or Throughout the campus

    Bronwyn Dodson Theatre:

    "Fullerton College Annual Playwrights Festival"
    Shows @
    :01/12 to 01/16/10 from 7-10pm.
    Showing: "Semper Virens", "The House of Atreus", "Untitled", "The scene & Sketch Show"...

    College Campus Theatre:


    "The Nutcracker"
    Shows
    : 12/12/09 @ 2pm & 8pm,
    Presented by the Fullerton's "Nouveau Chamber Ballet".

    also:

    "Free Concerts on the Quad" @ 6pm: pack a picnic and enjoy. Admission:Free. "Free Concerts on the Quad" @ 6pm: pack a picnic and enjoy. Admission:Free.

    All concerts @ Campus Quad unless noted in ( )

    Wilshire Auditorium (315 E. Wilshire ave @Lemon):

    7th Annual Fullerton College Foreign Film Festival (11/12 to 14/2009):

    Six foreign-language films will be shown throughout the week. Admission is free.

    See above.

    Hillcrest Recreational Center (1155 N. Lemon): SEE BELOW

    "Veselo Selo Folkdancers":
    Folkdance to live music sponsored by the Fullerton College Dance Dept., call: 714-738-8008 ($10)

    NOTE: Fullerton College broadcasts from KBPK 90.1 FM


     

    CSUF /Young Theatre/ Little Theatre: arts.fullerton.edu/events 800 N. State College (at Nutwood),Tickets: call 714-278-3371 or Tickets @ tickets.com

    Little Theater/ Young theatre:
    Call 714-278-3371 for tickets or information, tickets are $9/$10 unless otherwise noted. Information is from the CSUF prospectus:

    Young Theatre:

    "A streetcar named desire" 11/13 to 12/06/09 @ 8pm/ 2pm,
    Drama By Tennessee Williams, directed by Kari Hayter. 
    "Gripping, seething and sensuous, this is the story of Blanche duBois, Stanley, Stella and New Orleans. It has dramatic impact... and... theatrical power".

    "Batboy: The Musical" 03/12 to 03/28/10 @ 8pm/ 2pm,
    Story & Book by Keythe Farley and Brian Fleming, Music & Lyrics by Laurence O'Keefe, directed by Eve Himmelheber, Musical direction by Mitchell Hanlon, Choreography by William Lett. 
    "It's a classic love story with a hilarious bite. This delicious twist on a modern day musical comedy tells the amazing story of a strange boy with pointy ears, his struggle to find a place in a world that shuns him, and the love that can create both miracles and madness".

    "Romeo and Juliet" 04/23 to 05/09/10 @ 8pm/ 2pm,
    by Shakespeare, directed by Kari Hayter. 
    A classic story of tragic love and misunderstandings.

    Little Theatre:


    "Fall Dance Theatre" 11/19 to 12/06/10 @ 8pm/ 2pm,
    Coordinated by Gladys Kares
    "Cal State Fullerton's choreographers and dancers weave compelling stories, capture life's frail, frantic and most precious moments..." ($9/$10)

    "The Elixir of Love" 04/16 to 04/25/10 @ 8pm/ 2pm,
    by Gaetano Donizetti, libretto by Felice Romani, directed by Dean Hess,
    Musical direction by Janet Smith & Mark Salter, Conducted by Kimo Furumoto.
    "This hauntingly intoxicating opera tells the tale of Nemorino, who pines for the haughty Adina, who only has eyes for Sgt. Belcore! Fortunately, there's a love potion, a host of other romantic surprises, and the famous tenor aria, "Una furtiva Lacrima"." ($18/$20)

    "Spring Dance Theatre" 05/06 to 05/16/10 @ 8pm/ 2pm,
    Coordinated by Gladys Kares
    "There's passion and drama in these dancing feet and there are ideas, memories, adventures and experiences reflected in the songs and souls of these creative artists." ($9/$10)

    Hallberg Theatre:

    "Ivanov" 10/09 to 11/01/09 @ 8pm/ 2pm,
    by Anton Chekhov, translation by Paul Schmidt, directed by Maria Cominis
    "The brilliant Nikolai Ivanov is attracted to a beautiful young girl who has the potential to turn his life upside down. Hovering between broad comedy and tragic melodrama, this masterpiece is considered the most accessible of Chekhov's plays." ($10/$9)

    "Anton in Show Business" 02/26 to 03/21/10 @ 8pm/ 2pm,
    by Jane Martin, directed by Joseph Arnold
    "This madcap comedy follows three actresses as they pursue their dream of performing Chekhov in Texas, at the turn of the Century." ($10/$9)

    The above information was taking from the CSUF "Theatre & Dance" 2009-2010 prospectus mailed to us.

    Titan Student Union Pavilion: call 657-278-3511 for tickets

    Meng Concert Hall / Recital Hall, CSUF Performing Arts Center, 800 N. State College Blvd, Fullerton CA Tickets: 657-278-3371; $20 (less with advance Titan & CSUF student discount) unless noted.

    Music @ Cal-State Fullerton:
    Count Basie Orchestra: 01/31/10 @4:00pm, Meng Concert Hall.  Cello Extravaganza: 02/05/10 @8:00pm,
    Meng Concert Hall.
    Trombone Ensemble: 02/06/10 @4:00pm, w/ John Rojak,
    Meng Concert Hall. 
    Eduardo Delgado: 02/07/10 @4:00pm, piano,
    Meng Concert Hall. 
    Pacific Symphony's "Interplay": 02/09/10 @8:00pm, Meng Concert Hall Ernest Salem & Hal Grossman w/ Selected violin students:
    02/12/10 @8:00pm, 
    Meng Concert Hall. 
    Southern California Honor Jazz Bands: 02/14/10 @3:00pm, Meng Concert Hall.  John Alexander Singers w/ Robert Istad: 02/20/10 @8:00pm, Meng Concert Hall. 
    Paul O'dette, Lute: 02/26/10 @8:00pm, Meng Concert Hall.  Paragon Ragtime Orchestra: 02/28/10 @4:00pm, Meng Concert Hall.

    Pollak Library/ Mackey Auditorium, Lecture series:

    • multiple discussions and debates, please inquire directly with CSUF.

    Cal State Fullerton Music: Jazz Festival music.fullerton.edu/Jazz



    Fullerton Civic light Opera
    218 W. Commonwealth Ave, 92832, 714-526-3832, tickets $22 to $49
    Shows are at the PLUMMER (201 E. Chapman) Thurs-Sat @ 8pm, Sun @2pm (occasionally 7pm).

    Featuring:

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    "Backwards in High Heels", 02/12  to 02/28/2010,
    Conceived & developed by Lynette Barkley & Christopher McGovern, Book/Musical Arrangements/ Original Songs by Christopher McGovern;
    It cleverly conveys the love/ hate relationship between Ginger Rogers and her strong, independent mother, Lela. This brand new musical chronicles Ginger's rise up the ladder of show business, from vaudeville dancer to one of Hollywood's biggest stars.

    "Brigadoon", 05/07  to 05/23/10,
    Music by Frederick Loewe, Lyrics & book by Alan Jay Lerner.
    Two young New Yorkers, Tommy & Jeff, on a hunting trip to Scotland, lose their way and stumble into the village of Brigadoon, a village which comes into being for only one day in each century. The villagers have gathered in the marketplace to sell their wares and to discuss the final wedding preparations of one of theirs. The fate of the village is threatened by the scorn of a rejected suitor...

    "Cash: Ring of Fire", 07/16  to 08/01/10,
    By Richard Malty Jr., conceived by William Meade, Orchestrations by Steven Bishop & Jeff Lisenby.
    This musical comedy features the greatest music of the 1940's. 
    A tribute to "The Man in Black", John R. Cash, it recreates many of the songs of one of the most recognized voices in all of country music. This music review is unique in the way of recognizing the music and talent of Cash. An onstage country band adds humor and exceptional talent to toe-tapping songs like "Country Boy, "Five feet High and Rising", etc.

    "Jane Eyre", 10/15   to 10/31/10,
    Music  by Jerry Williams, Book
    & Lyrics by Patricia York.
    A new treatment of the classical novel,"Jane Eyre", this musical has the grand sweep of a "Les Miz" or "Phantom", plus the haunting love story of Jane and Rochester, under who's employ she becomes.

    NOTE: Buy Tickets Online at Seat Advisor.com or Charge by phone: 714-879-1732,
    Tickets can be purchased at fclo.com.


    Fullerton Union High School (@Little Theatre: Lemon & Chapman, behind the Plummer)
    714-870-3783, Tickets:$7/$10 714-228-0567.
    Go to their website: www.fullertonarts.com

    Featuring: @ The Plummer Auditorium

    "CATS" opens 01/15/10 to 30 @ 7:30pm (Fri) & 1:30pm (Sat) on 01/23, 01/30
    directed by Brian Johnson & Vicki Schindele, performed by the Fullerton Children's repertory theater
    call 714-879-5868 x5 for tickets.
    call 714-626-3984 or FUHSdrama@gmail.com for tickets.

    the Hunger Artists
    699-suiteA, S. State College Blvd.
    92831, 714-680-6803
    Tickets: $18 General Adm., $15 Students/Seniors, Fri & Sat @ 8pm, Sun @ 7pm.

    Features:

    $5 special on thursday 01/28/10
    "Sans Merci" to 01/08 to 01/31/10.
    by Johnna Adams, directed by Jill Johnson.
    A crippled survivor of an attempted murder by South American revolutionaries is visited 3 years later by the mother of the other attack victim. Slowly, the two dance through their grief, while negotiating the truth of what brought the two young women together, why they undertook a dangerous humanitarian mission, and what happened on that final day.

    LATE NIGHT: Epic Improv:

    Coming Up: ?


    the Maverick Theater
    110 E. Walnut Ave. #B, Full. 92832, 714-526-7070 , Next to the Train Station (south side)
    Fridays & Saturdays @8pm, Sundays @4pm. Tickets: $20/$25, $15 student/senior

    Now Playing:

    Pre-show dinner @ Heroes Bar & Grill (Saturday @ 6pm) "One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest": runs 01/08 to 02/20/10 (Friday 8 p.m., Saturday 3 p.m. & 8 p.m.) by Dale Wasserman, based on the novel by Ken Kesey. Made famous by the 1975 movie. "R.P. McMurphy is a misbehaved con who finds himself in an asylum after faking insanity to get out of work detail in prison."
    Pre-show dinner @ ?
    "Rent": runs 02/08 to 04/18/10 (Friday 8 p.m., Saturday 3 p.m. & 8 p.m.)
    "Improv Shmimprov" ($5 admission): every Friday & Saturday @ 11pm.
    "True West" every Sunday, & "Stand-up Comedy" (Last Sunday of the month @7pm a night of comedy performed by professionals).

    Muckenthaler Cultural Center
    1201 W. Malvern Ave.,

    call (714) 738-3134 for ticket information
    .  
    Presented by Various theatrical groups at the Muckenthaler
    "Jazz Festival",  Stellar Performances Under the Stars: Thursdays 05/21 to 06/25  @ 8pm, Tix are $20.00/$25.00
    Other Events ($10 / $15 / $20),

    2nd Monday: Open Mic redaings; 09/07 @ 8pm, Free
    2nd Tuesday: 2nd run Film Series (short movies); 09/08 @ 8pm, Free/$5

    2nd Wednesdays: Angela Lloyd: storytelling: 09/09/09 @ 7pm, Free/$5
    2nd Thursday: La Habra Ukulele Ensemble & Tehani; 09/10 @ 8pm, $5/$10
    2nd Saturday: Santa Ana Zoomobile (real animals); 09/12@ 10am, Free/$5
    2nd Sunday: Going South Band (country, bluegrass,western,cajun music); 09/13 @ 3pm & 7pm, $10/$15/$20

    Other Events,  2nd Saturdays: MuccKids; Joe Monti, Magician, 06/13 @ 10am, free/ $5/ $10

    Proceeds go toward Muckenthaler educational programs, call 714-738-6430


    Plummer Auditorium
    (201 E. Chapman @ Lemon), 714-278-3371 or 870-2813

    See FUHS section above for some shows.

    Currently: 

    "Randy Woltz", 01/17/10 @2:30 am,
    "Crazy Rhythm Hot Society Orchestra" will play the great Wurlitzer Organ at the Plummer.
    Presented by the Orange County Theatre Organ Society, tickets: $20 (call for special pricing).

    Upcoming:
     04/18/10 Donnie Rankin w/ silent short @ 2:30pm;
    06/20/10 Robert Israel plays Buster Keaton's "The General" @ 2:30pm.

    Note the CD: "George Wright plays the Plummer Wurlitzer Organ" is on sale on their Website!

    Also, See Above (FCLO, Full. Coll., FUHS) for other groups using "The Plummer"; You should know that the Wurlitzer organ located at the Plummer is an original instrument (#2103) installed in 1930. It is a "4-manual, 37-rank Wurlitzer Theatre Pipe Organ", and was last refurbished in 1992.

    Note: OCTOS address is: P.O. Box 5786, Fullerton, CA. 92838 or Call 714-870-2813


    Stages Theater
    400 E. Commonwealth Ave, 714-525-4484
    Plays run Fri/Sat 8 & 6pm, Sun 3pm , Tickets: $16/20.

    Currently Playing:


    "Joshua" 01/01 to 01/30/10, Fridays at 8pm; Saturdays at 6pm; Sundays at 3pm.
    By A.L. Trone
    Drama about a city-girl returning to her hometown and confronting the prevailing attitudes of the town, which lead her to leave in the first place.

    "Lend Me a Tenor"
    02/12 to 03/14/10,
     
    Fridays at 8pm; Saturdays at 6pm; Sundays at 3pm.
    by Ken Ludwig, directed by Elizabeth Serra.
    Comedy & Improv: "The Lobby Improv Team", Saturdays @ 10:30pm.



    Sunny Hills High School/ Performing Arts Center
    1801 Warburton Way (@ Bastanchury), 714-525-5836 or 714-529-7758

    "The Blava Quartet" 01/17/10 @3:30pm, Free program of classical music; presented by the Fullerton Friends of Music (Now in their 50th year of promoting free classical music for the community).



    Fullerton Theatre League
    714-681-9014 1524 W. Commonwealth Ave., Full. 92833

    "Check Out their Website"
    Local Organization set-up to provide promotion of Theatrical Shows in Fullerton.

     For further info, please call Zoot at
    714-738-3328.


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    Upcoming special shows / Special Events:

    The Fullerton Historic Theatre Foundation,
    a nonprofit group dedicated to Renovating the Fox Fullerton Theatre,
    presents: Renovate The FOX:
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    CONTACT INFO:
    Fullerton Historic Theatre Foundation
    Web: www.SaveTheFox.org
    Mailing address: PO Box 6753 Fullerton, CA 92834-6753
    Physical address (no mail, please):
    500 N Harbor Blvd Ste E, Fullerton, CA 92832-1537
    Any questions on any of the events? Call at (714) 870-0069, Fax (714) 870-5123 or email @ info@foxfullerton.org

    August 3 through August 6 - F3 - The Annual Fullerton Film Festival. go to: www.F3filmfestival.com. Films was heldshown at 7 theatres here in Fullerton starting with our Movies on the Fox on August 3rd. From all accounts it was a smashing success to be continued next year.

    fox breakfast at tiffany's showing

    01/11/10 (Tuesday) Movie @ the Fox:
    Breakfast at Tiffany's, Movies On The Fox, Thursday, February 11, 2010, 7:00 p.m.  The event will begin at about 6:00 p.m. with raffle ticket sales and drawing, trivia questions, staking out seats, and pre-movie snack and beverage sales.  The cartoon will begin about 7:00 p.m., immediately followed by the feature film.  MPAA rating: Not Rated (Adult Situations, Suitable for Children).

    Free Admission (Donations welcome), 

    Seating in the parking lot (dress warm). 

    Starts at Sundown (around 6:00pm).


    2) Musical Recitals, Group or City Events;
    • Historic Aircraft Display, ONGOING: Second Sunday of each month form 10am to 2pm, free, Fullerton Municipal Airport, 738-6323.
    • Fullerton Arboretum, ONGOING, Various Activities: Go to this Page, or call 714-278-3579.
    • BINGO Night @ St. Mary's Catholic Church, ONGOING 3rd Saturday of each month @ 7pm.
    • Gymkhana Show, Ongoing 08/11, 09/05 @ 8am, @ Fullerton Recreational Arena, 2900 Lakeview way @ Euclid,sponsored by Full. Recreational (Horse) riders, 714-612-2902. 
    • Haunted Fullerton Walking Tours, / Fullerton Heritage Trolley Tour of Historic Downtown Fullerton, ONGOING: , starts @ Fullerton Museum Center- Haunt: Not recommended for children under 13y.o., fee is $15/$18, call 714-738-6545. / History is $5 call 714-740-3051.
    • Damas de Caridad: Holiday festival & Luncheon, 11/07/09 @ 10am, @ Nixon Library (Yorba Linda) benefits the children's dental clinic of St. Jude's, call 714-871-5288.
    • 8th Annual Casino Night, 11/13/09 @ 7pm to 11pm, produced by the Fullerton Host Lions Club; Website.
    • St. Andrews Monthly Concert, 11/22/09 @ 4:30pm, Don & Mary Harrell (trumpet & piano) @ St. Andrews Episcopal Church, free admission, 714-526-6836
    • Orange Empire Chorus "Happy Hometown Holiday" Harmony Dinner, 12/04/09 @ 7:00pm, @ Fullerton Senior Center, event raises money for music in schools, call 714-871-7675.
    • "Light up a Life", Tree lighting Ceremony, 12/06/09 @ 5:30pm, @ St Judes Medical Center, 714-992-3033.
    • Neighbors helping Neighbors, 03/04/10 @ TBD, @ Summit House restaurant, benefits the "Care for the Poor" program, call 714-992-3033.
    • The 2010 Vi Jones Fullerton Area CROP Hunger Walk, 04/25/10 @ 8:00am, to help end hunger, call Henry Jones more more info; 714-743-8050.

    Of Note:KBPK: Radio station for Fullerton College 714-992-7419, 321 E. Chapman Ave, Full. CA. 92832

    Click Here to see a year-round listing of city events ***
    Click Here to Learn More about our Local Charities


    Check out ARTSNET for more information on Orange County's visual and performing arts.
    or "Connecting CA", a free community event announcement site.


    Kiromark's Great Wine store - Click Here!

     


    Museums/ Plastic Art:

    Fullerton Museum , www.cityoffullerton.com/depts/museum
    301 N. Pomona Ave. 92832 (at Wilshire) 714-738-6545
    hours: 12:00 to 4:00 pm, Wednesday thru Sunday (12-8 pm on Thurs., closed Mon.), $4 adults, $3 discount
    2008 Exhibits:

    • "Cine-Saurus: Dinosaurs in the Movies"starts 11/07/09, will show how dinosaurs, Hollywood's biggest stars, first came to life in the movies, and will follow their transformation over the years through artistic portrayal and advances in scientific information & technology.
    • "Solid Design: Leo Fender's Telecaster", continuing exhibit in the Fender Gallery (Permanent) until 2010, features models and copies. development of the first successful solid body electric guitar.

    other services:

    Saturday Art Around the World: every Saturday @ 9am to 11am ($80 per child ages of 6-10, registration required), runs from January to April. ALSO, "Wednesday Art Studio" (grades 1-6), "Guitar Gateway" (grade 5-9).

    Muckenthaler Museum, www.themuck.org
    1201 W. Malvern Ave. 92833 714-738-6595, Fax: 714-738-6366
    Gallery open Wed-Sun 12pm to 4pm , admission: $5 for adults, $2 for student/seniors, children <12 free.
    FEATURES:

  • Gallery Exhibit: "Seasons in the Prayer Garden": opens 02/04/10. Photographs by legally blind photographer Kurt Weston. Theme is wild foliage and flowers, in B&W and Color prints.
  • Alfredo Zalce: Works on Paper; x
  • 16th Annual Motorcar Festival on May 16-17 2010, $10,Classic & Custom cars, great food, great music, activities Click to see some cars of past events
  • Also Features: Theater classes for kids & adults ("Muckenthaler Repertory Acting Classes"), call 714-738-6595 for more info,also mosaic and jewelry making, and "Art Studio" for kids or adults, "Mudd Art / Clay in California", clay classes for kids or adults (ceramics).

    Southern California College of Optometry: scco.edu
    2575 Yorba Linda Blvd., Full. 92831, 714-992-7865

    "Shared Visions 2009-2010": International Art Exhibit On-going exhibit of works of art produced by blind or visually impaired artists from many parts of the world. thru Aug. of 2010. There is a collateral exhibit of art produced by visually impaired children form Orange County.

    Cal State Fullerton/ Visual Arts Center/ Atrium Gallery
    800 N. State College Blvd. 657-278-2037 or 278-3262

    • "Embracing Ambiguity: Faces of the Future" opens 01/30/10, a group show curated by Jillian Nakornthap & Lynn Stromick. Theme is individual identity influenced by all aspects of cultural identity.

    Cal State Grand Central Art Center
    (714-567-7233, located in Santa Ana)
    Grand Central Art Gallery, 125 . Broadway, Santa Ana CA.
    Hours: 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday, Sunday & 11 a.m. - 8 p.m. Thursday - Saturday

    • Faculty Exhibit, x
    • "Hidden Wounds, Paper Bullets", 01/05 to 01/10/10
    Fullerton College Art Gallery
    321 E. Chapman Ave, Blg 1000, Room 1004, Full. 92832, art dept: 714-992-7317
    Gallery Hours: Mon-Thurs 10am-7pm, Fri 12-4pm, Sat 10am-2pm., Box Office: 714-992-7131


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    from 0. Free admission, all ages welcome.

    Private Art Galleries:

    Ace Art Studio, acearts@msn.com
    124 W. Wilshire Blvd. (@ Harbor), 714-447-1124
    Prop./sculptor Jason Kim;
    Open Mon-Fri, Sculpture, Body casting, Minime

    Blanquel's Art on Wood
    109 S. Harbor

    Custom-designed wood carvings, furniture,ceramic tiles and crafts produced locally or in Mexico
    .

    DiAMORE
    N. Harbor Blvd (@Amerige),

    Operated by Kim & Glenn Rymes, Features art by local Artists including Rymes. Also features jewelry, textiles, ceramics and artistic objects.

    Fred Ortiz Collections
    114 E. Amerige (@ Harbor), 92832, 714-879-1993

    gallery specializes in Local Latino artists; Irene Carranza, Ruby Osorio, Emigdio Vasquez, etc. By appointment only.

    Graves Gallery
    130 S. Highland (@Commonwealth), 92832, 714-680-5174

     
    Run by creative director Gary Graves, features Contemporary Art by local artists: especially Steve Metzger.

    Hibbleton
    112 W. Wilshire Ave. (@Harbor), Full. 92832, 714-420-8524
    An avant-garde gallery featuring art from the "underground", "pop surrealist", "outsider", "graffiti", "lowbrow", "street" and "subculture" styles. Open Thu. 1 to 6, Fri/Sat 1 to 9, Sun 1 to 6.
    Current show: "Art Party #2" from 01/01 to 02/07/10:
     featuring Skateboarding themed works by Michael Hsiung, Austin Gillette, Rob White, Scott Lee and Michael Myers.

    ALSO: "Open MIC Night", free event on the last Saturday of each month.

    Myra Magis
    212 N. Harbor Blvd., Full.

    Sculptures by Vivian Magis and paintings Maria Decurgez 

    OOTS (Out of the Streets)
    College Business Park, 707 S. State College #I, 714-447-3386

    Mixed medium (art, music, performances) out of a warehouse.
    OOTS also exhibits at the Stages theatre and Plush design lab 

    Plush Design Lab
    207 N. Harbor Blvd., Full., 714-738-5100

    Giana Cicchelli
    : paintings

    PAS Gallery
    115 S. Harbor Blvd., Full., 714-871-2727

    Claude Bibeau
    : "Still Life": drawings & paintings exploring the various roles of water in our world. thru 01/20/10.

    Coming in 03/2010: "Living Outside", explores homelessness.

    Pastel Art Studio
    622 N. Harbor Blvd, 714-680-0732

    Displays art by Proprietor/artists Sung-Nam and Katherine Su, educated in Seoul. Art classes for all ages are available.
    "Beautiful flowers" by Su & "Landscapes of the California coast" by Sung-Nam

    7 Muses Co-Op Gallery & Studio
    495 E. Wilshire Ave., Full., 714-680-5400

    Brand new art venue. Features: "Dalya Bersano" Surreal and impressionistic paintings.
    SoCo West Gallery
    1100 W. Commonwealth Ave., Full. 92833, 714-738-7811

    Open Mon thru Fri 10am to 6pm, Sat 11am to 5pm
    Fine Art Originals: Serigraphs, Giclees, Collectibles, European & Local Artists, Custom Framing Designs 

    the ART house
    415 Imperial Hwy., Full., 714-870-7119

    Draw-Paint-Create; fine art & design classes for K-12, (since 1987). ARTSHOW: the artwork of Jamie Kough, Amanda Cooke, & Heidi Franz.

    Veronese 419 Gallery Cafe
    419 W. Commonwealth (near the Main Library), 714-578-8265

    Operated by Husband and Wife artists educated in Seoul and Paris. You can enjoy a gallery of paintings and have food/drinks in the garden cafe.
    Features: art of Kim Young-Hee; abstract oils

    Village Art Center
    529 N. Harbor (across from Angelo's and Vinci's)

    Featuring "PASTELS" by Brad Faegre, mainly paintings of Railroad subjects. Also Vintage Coca-Cola poster art.

    West End Gallery
    109 N. Harbor Blvd (@Amerige), 714-447-9378
    Features the painted works of Rose Thomas
    Also featuring the work of Gary Nye, Steve Metzger and others,

    Photography:

    Photo Studios:Classic Photography
    2478 E. Fender ave., Full 92831, 877-363-9690
    Portrait sittings available on Saturdays & evenings, call for appointment 

    West Light Gallery:
    Walkway between Amerige & Wilshire (@Harbor), 92832, 714-525-8200

    • Photo Gallery and Design Studio Operated by David Styffe and Damion Lloyd, Photographers.
    • Features: "The Gathering", displaying the work of Michael Justice from his project "Pilgrims" (starts 09/12).


    Photo Hardware/ Sales/ Development:

    Foto-Hall Camera Store
    601 N. Placentia Ave., Full. 92831, 714-996-1330
    Hours: Mon-Fri: 10am to 7pm, Sat: 10am to 5pm, Sun: 12-5pm. "North Orange County's Photographic Solution, Features Digital and film cameras including NIKON
    Fullerton Photographics
    908 N. Harbor Blvd., Full. 92832, 714-525-3233
    "Your one-stop Digital & Photo destination in the heart of Fullerton", lab on-site, wedding & events service
    In Light Photo: 714-524-2600
    Professional Photography and Online Photo Lab.
    Michael Desmond Studios

    Office: 714-447-1814, Cell: 714-553-5639
    Tranfer Photos to DVD & Video, Let them produce your next project.
    Photo Impressions (1Hr Photo)

    30 E. Orangethorpe #3 (@Lemon), Anaheim, 92801 714-525-1944, open 7 days.

    Community Centers (also go to CityInfo):

    Fullerton Libraries:

    Library Programs for Children:

    "Toddler Storytime": for 0-2 year olds.
    "Humpty Dumpty Pre-School Storytime": for 3-6 year olds.
    "Bed time Bears": for Families, stories, poetry, puppets, songs, films & crafts (registration required).
    R.E.A.D. - Family Book Discussion: Reading comprehension, also puppets shows & crafts (registration required). Hunt Library only, on Mondays 6:30pm..
    Family Movie & Game night: Main Library only, one Thursday a month @ 6:30pm.
    After School Club: for children K to 6thy grade, storytelling, puppets, crafts, creative dramatics, etc.

    Main Library (353 W. Commonwealth) call 714-738-6339:

    • "Town & Gown" socio-cultural presentations: Second Tuesday of each month.
    • Kids Programs @ the Library:
      Toddler storytime
      @ 01/14 to 03/04/09 and 04/15 to 05/27/09 on Wednesdays 10:15am & 11am 
      / Humpty Dumpty storytime @ 01/06 to 05/23 on Thursdays 10:15am & 11:15am /
      Bedtime Bears
      @ 02/17 to 03/24/09 on Tuesdays 7pm
    • For teens; First & Third Fridays of each month: "Anime Afternoons": 4pm to 5:30pm. Screenings of anime movies, free. Also Video-game day on the last Friday of the month.
    • Afternoon School Club; Main: Tuesdays @4pm 01/06 to 05/28/09

    Hunt Branch (201 S. Basque) call 714-738-3122:
    open Mon-Wed: 10am to 7, Thu-Fri: 10am to 6pm.

    • "Artistic Friends Network",  09/21/09 thru 10/31/09, Watercolor art by Mary Lemons, Marna Reames, Helen Lautt, Peg Almanzar and Amy Lin.
    • Kids Programs @ the Library: Toddler storytime @ 01/16 to 03/06/09 and 04/17 to 06/05/09 on Fridays 10:30am / Humpty Dumpty storytime @ 01/06 to 05/23 on Tuesdays 10:30am / Bedtime Bears @ 02/17 to 03/24/09 on Tuesdays 7pm
    • Afternoon School Club; Hunt: Thursdays @4pm 01/06 to 05/28/09.

    "Concerts at the park"FREE Open air concerts at the Fullerton Sports Complex (560 E. Silver Pine St. @ Bastanchury, Fullerton) organized by the city on Wednesday nights from 6:30 to 8:00 pm.
    Program
    call 714-738-3333 for more info

    "Chevron"/ Fullerton Free Summer Concert Series
    Sorry: Summer is Over!


    Chapman Park 2515 San Carlos Dr., Fullerton call: 714-738-8008
    Folk Dancing: Veselo Selo folkdancers 7:30 to 10:30pm on Saturdays (wear flat shoes).

    Garnet Community Center
    3012 Garnet Lane, #A, Fullerton 714-996-2574
    Open Mo-Fri 9am to 6pm.

    Hillcrest Recreational Center
    1155 N. Lemon St., Fullerton 714-554-6271/ 714-680-4356
    also: "Camp Hillcrest, Summer Daycamp: Summer is over (contact Fullerton Parks & Recreation: 714-738-6575)

    Maple Center
    701 S. Lemon St., Fullerton 714-738-3161/ fax:714-738-3315
    Open Mon-Thu: 9am-5pm, Fri: 9am-4pm, 1st & 3rd Sat: 9am-noon. Features Community services (Food center, translation, forms assistance) and Senior services (fitness class, arts & crafts, weekday lunches).

    Valencia Community Center
    320 West Elm St., Full. 714-738-3146
    Open Mon-Fri 9am to 6pm

    Note: there is a page listing all the parks in Fullerton: Parks.html


    Other activities:

    Fullerton Arboretum (Cal State Fullerton) 714-278-3579/278-3407
    1900 Associated Rd. (at Yorba Linda Blvd.):
    "Sowing Dreams; Cultivating Lives" the story of Japanese-American Farmers in the pre-war (WW2) Orange County.
    Laser Quest229 E. Orangethorpe 92832
    714-449-0555
    Laser tag gaming, indoors. Monitored.

    Springfield Banquet Center Corner of Chapman and Harbor Blvds.

    Farmer's Markets:

    • Downtown Farmers Market (April  thru October, 2010)
      4:00 to 8:30 pm. on Thursdays @ Downtown Plaza, Wilshire Ave.
      There is live music from 6:30 to 8:30, free (call 714-738-6545)
    Thursday Market Music
    Date Artist Music Style
    05/21 Cloud 9 Rock
    05/28 Car Garage Southern Rock
    06/04 Upstream Reggae & Calypso
    06/11 Terry Alexander Group Classic Rock
    06/18 Bubba & Big Bad Blues Blues Rock
    06/25 The Answer Classic Rock
    07/02 Soundbytes Electronica
    07/09 The Chris Anderson Group Blues, Rock, Soul
    07/16 The 44's Blues
    07/23 Dubluva Classic Indie Rock
    07/30 Buck Wildstar Blues
    08/06 Superlark Rock Alternative
    08/13 TDJ Munish (Dog Days) Variety music
    08/20 Hot Rod Trio Rockabilly
    08/27 Split Rock
    09/03 Friends of Rock & Roll R&B, Soul
    09/10 Upstream Calypso / Reggae
    09/17 The Answer Christian Rock
    09/24 Opeus Classic & Alternative
    10/01 Moraga Band Latin Music
    10/08 Split Rock
    10/15 Cloud 9 Variety Cover Songs
    10/22 Buck Wildstar Blues
    10/29 Bubba & the Big Bad Blues Blues


    Remember: Tickets can always be ordered at TICKETMASTER


    Welcome Coal Train!

    Orange County Flyers’ Revealed Mascot
    (2005)

    "FULLERTON, CA: After months of hiding the coyote’s identity, the Fullerton Flyers finally showed off their pride and joy. Coal Train, a friendly, upward standing coyote, made his debut appearance on Saturday, May 7th, 2005 at the Flyers’ Select-A-Seat Day at Goodwin Field. Coal Train was escorted by two Fullerton motorcycle police officers, and Miss Fullerton Runner-up, Rebecca Pulido.

    Coal Train will be present at all Orange County Flyers’ home games this season and is also looking to get involved with his community.

    Coal Train is available to visit schools, hospitals, after-school programs, businesses, and libraries.
    Those who are interested in having Coal Train present at their events and activities should contact..." (Original press release)

    About the Flyers

    The Flyers are currently managed by former major leaguer, Phil Nevin. Their inaugural 2005 season began as the "Fullerton Flyers" on May 27th in Chico, CA, with all home games played at Goodwin Field on the campus of Cal State Fullerton. Gary Templeton was the inaugural manager. The Flyers’ first home game was held on Tuesday, June 14th at 7:05 PM. Since the 2007 season, they have played as the "Orange County Flyers".

    For general information, please visit their web site at www.OrangeCountyFlyers.com or call (714) 526-TEAM.

    About the Golden Baseball League

    The Golden Baseball League, Presented by Safeway, is an independent professional baseball league operating under a single-entity ownership model, with the League owning all the individual teams. The GBL charter cities include: Chico, CA; Fullerton, CA; Long Beach, CA; Mesa, AZ; San Diego, CA; Surprise, AZ; Yuma, AZ; and one traveling team. The season will consist of 90 games per team and will begin in early June 2006, and end in early September 2006. Each team will have a 24 player roster. The Golden Baseball League office is headquartered in Pleasanton, CA.

    Players will be recruited from throughout the United States, including former major leaguers working their way back up through the minors, some of college baseball’s finest players who missed being drafted, and recent cuts from major league baseball organizations spring training roster trimming. The Golden Baseball League plans on pursuing additional international player exchange agreements with other foreign leagues looking to develop their talent or acquire players.

    About Safeway/VONS
    Safeway Inc. is a Fortune 50 company and one of the largest food and drug retailers in North America based on sales. The company operates more than 1,800 stores in the United States and Canada and had annual sales of $35.6 billion in 2003. The company’s common stock is traded on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol SWY..
    For general information and/or ticket information,
    please visit our web site at www.goldenbaseball.com or call (714) 526-TEAM.

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    Local Bands:

    Barnacle: www.barnacleband.com TAG (Terry Alexander Group): Classic Rock
    Patti & Ladd
    Chris Anderson Group, Rock/Blues,
    Steve Anderson: guitar/vocal, R&B, Jazz, Classic Rock, Oldies 714-585-1435
    BG Brothers: Guitar Trio (acoustic); bgbrothers_project@yahoo.com, 714-992-4248
    Hexonic: www.hexonic.com, Rock music


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    Other Entertainment:

    Eight Eighty Eight Cigar Merchants
    118 W. Wilshire Ave. Full. 92832,
    Smoke shop Affiliated with Diamond Crown Lounge by J.C. Newman. open for retail from 11am to 2am. Private membership lounge in the back.

    "California Girls" Gentleman's club
    1189 E. Ash Ave. Full 92831, 714-447-0691
    Private VIP room, Happy hour from 4pm to 7pm (Mon-Fri)

    Topic / Entertainment

    source: "Focus on Fullerton" newsletter, "Fullerton Observer" Newspaper , flyers from establishments, newspaper ads & direct transmissions from establishments

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     Closed establishments: 

    Plush Design Lab + Café,
    207 N. Harbor Blvd., between Wilshire and Amerige, in downtown Fullerton, 714-738-5100.
    Features Music, literature and poetry.