Join us every Thursday for fun vibes and drinks at our Beer & Wine Garden. What's on Tap? Only the best! Beer, wine, and mixed drinks. All proceeds benefit the Fullerton Museum Center.

FEATURED PERFORMER: Michelle Mangione Trio
Musician/songwriter Michelle Mangione has perfected the art of playing guitar with her hands while simultaneously playing drums with her feet and singing. This unique set up - along with Angela Riggio’s powerful vocals and doubling on keyboards and guitar, as well as Steve Soest holding down the bottom end on bass in addition to vocals and guitar - enables the band to transition with ease from intimate and acoustic to full out rock and roll.


Unplug Thursdays

Tours begin at the Fullerton Museum Center with a ghoulish cocktail mixer hosted by your ghost guides. (1) Pre-paid drink coupon is included in your ticket price.

The tour includes visiting Villa del Sol, the Schumacher Building, Fox Theatre, and more!The tour is around 1.5 miles of walking with some stairs. Persons requiring special accommodations are asked to notify museum staff prior to coming into the museum. The Haunted Fullerton Walking Tour is not recommended for children under 13.

Fullerton Haunted Walking Tour

Free admission for educators from 4:30pm - 7:30pm.

Educators Night

Opening September 7, 2024, at the award-winning Fullerton Museum Center, The Art of Everything: The Art and Science of June Wayne showcases the seminal work of acclaimed artist June Wayne (1918-2011). June Wayne is known for her lifelong exploration of the relationship between Art and Science. In doing so she also revolutionized printmaking and the textile medium, while fighting fearlessly for freedom of expression and the rightful inclusion of women and minorities in the art world. This new exhibition, featuring works from the June Wayne Estate and private collections, includes essays by noted author Gabrielle Selz as well as by curator Mikaela Sardo Lamarche. Presented in conjunction with the Getty Institute’s Pacific Standard Time Initiative, the exhibition highlights Wayne's interdisciplinary contributions and the global intersections of art and science. For the first time, June Wayne’s monumental tapestry On Verra, commissioned by KCET and generously loaned by PBS SoCal, will make its public premiere at FMC.

June Wayne: The Art of Everything

From the spark of an idea to a permanent gallery, Strumming Through the Decades: Thirty Years with Fender will highlight how our permanent Fender gallery came to be. As well as provide a map of Fender landmarks around Fullerton, to help visitors mentally and physically walk in Leo's steps throughout our town. Photos, videos, mementos and testimonials by key Fullertonians are also featured, as the Fullerton Museum Center continues to help build Leo's legacy.