 is a month-long Thursday night series celebrating music, community, and creativity. Join us every Thursday in February from 

Whether you’re stopping by after work or making a night of it, Fender February offers the perfect atmosphere to unwind, connect, and enjoy great sound and flavor in a vibrant setting. Each week brings a fresh mix of music and experiences, making every Thursday something to look forward to.

Single Lane is an indie pop/rock band from Orange County whose members met in high school and have been pursuing music together ever since. Drawing inspiration from a wide range of musical tastes and genres, their sound blends nostalgic melodies with modern indie and alternative influences. Their lyrics explore personal perspectives on life and young love. On stage, Single Lane translates their stories into warm, immersive performances that feel both intimate and alive.

Vantablue is a Fullerton based trio that blends lush melodies, atmospheric textures, and raw emotional depth into a distinctive, modern sound. .After reimagining their lineup in 2025 with synth bass and expanded electronic layering, the band has embraced a more cinematic and immersive sonic identity. With their new record Dark Empaths Vantablue enters an ambitious new chapter marked by haunting beauty and emotional intensity.

Purely instrumental, routinely driven off the rails and rarely recovered. Clamsicle is constituted of The Anchor, Gary on Acoustic, The Sirene, Dickie on Baritone, The Crash, Jesse on electric and The Pearls, Sugar on Vibes. This is not music designed by polyphonies who present you their dissentient contrapuntal melodies, this is music created for the world…of immortal worms that will live in your ears, forever.

Fender February - 2/19

Terre Barbin, vocals and rhythm guitar and Eric Nahrwold, vocals, lead guitar and banjo, have been playing together since 1996. Peter Laudenslager, lap resonator guitar and Earnie Neagle, standup and electric bass, joined them in 2018. Their Saddleback Bluegrass Band plays both Bluegrass and Americana music.

Jeff was born and raised in La Habra CA. He attended Glen A Wilson High School and was in the jazz choir.  After graduating he attended Fullerton community college and studied theatre. From 2017 to 2025 he served in the California National Guard. 

The sound of Country Mother Trucker was born in the streets of Orange County. Country Mother Trucker honors the rich history of classic country music while respecting the roots of local punk culture in Southern California, creating a sound that is pure unapologetic country. This 2 piece Country/Cowpunk Band from Southern California was founded by Jerome Ryan and Oliver Althoen in response to the radio-friendly commercial country coming out of Nashville in modern days. Paying respect to the roots of outlaw Country music represented by Merle Haggard, Waylon Jennings and Willie Nelson, Jerome writes the songs and Oliver lays down the slide guitar.

Fender February - 2/26

 for an evening celebrating creativity, community, and craft. March Artists & Crafts brings together

 designed to keep the inspiration flowing.

, connect with talented artists, and even try your hand at something new during our interactive workshops. Whether you’re stopping by after work or making a night of it, expect great vibes, good drinks, and a welcoming creative atmosphere all evening long.

Come support local, sip something delicious, and spend your Thursdays surrounded by art.

 - Performance Line Up coming soon! Email 

3/5 March Artists and Crafts

Light the Mic Takeover | Friday, March 6 from 6:45PM - 9:30PM 

 celebrates creativity, community, and self-expression during the Downtown Fullerton Artwalk. Stop by to see our chosen performers take the stage to showcase music, poetry, and comedy with our specialty cocktails and assorted drinks.

Come enjoy an inspiring night of live performances in a supportive environment and cheer on local talent!

Deefur is a musician and songwriter who got her start in Montebello, CA. She writes humorous, sometimes dark songs about love and her favorite foods. She also features small, local bands on her weekly podcast, The 110 Podcast. 

Jocelyne Flores is a lesbian, nonbinary poet living in the city of Fontana, California. They began exploring poetry in their high school years. They have performed spoken word at local venues and have been a featured poet for Stella Adler’s Towne Street Theater’s Sum Poetry Series. Their writing explores the woes of friendship, first and last loves, and grief. Their work has been featured in Polemical Zine, Brown N Proud Virtual Gallery, and Oroboros Magazine. 

Jamie Hendrix is originally from North Carolina. She’s been a stand up comic for 9 years and started in Los Angeles. An observational comic who uses southern charm to warm up any crowd. They always leave feeling better after experiencing me. Notable credits include, Hollywood improv, Ontario Improv, The Comedy store, Laugh Factory San Diego and regular emcee at Flappers comedy club in Burbank. 

Light the Mic Takeover

This empowering event will showcase the remarkable accomplishments and talents of women from diverse backgrounds and fields, offering a platform for inspiration, education, and celebration.

This event promises to be an unforgettable celebration of local and regional women entertainers, artists, musicians, and small business owners. 

If you would like to be a vendor please click here to apply!

Performer Line up coming soon! If you are interested in performing please email events@fullertonmuseum.com

Women's Festival

3/12 - Performance Line Up coming soon! Email 

3/12 March Artists & Crafts

3/19 March Artists and Crafts

The Fullerton Museum Center proudly presents 

 a new biennial juried exhibition dedicated exclusively to artists living and working in Orange County, the only exhibition of its kind in the region.

Showcasing 108 artists and over 130 artworks, the exhibition spans painting, photography, sculpture, and mixed media, reflecting the breadth and creative vitality of Orange County’s contemporary art scene. Together, these works form an evolving narrative shaped by diverse voices, grounded in place, and defined by each artist’s unique perspective.

We are honored to have such respected pillars of the art community serve as guest jurors: Abel Alejandre, multidisciplinary artist; John D. Spiak, Director and Chief Curator of Grand Central Art Center; and Dave Tourjé, multidisciplinary artist and co-founder of the California Locos collective.

Curated by Georgette Collard, Museum Curator, and Jasmine McNeal, Fullerton College Art Gallery Curator.

Purchasing a VIP ticket gets you early exhibit access at 5:30pm. 1 drink ticket and light bites.

Opening Reception for OC Made

3/26 - PLAZA EDITION: Performing Tragic Radicals, Motelimbo, and The Imperial We