KFI AM 640 talks about our Drive-In Movie with The Frida Cinema.

Vicky Nguyen interviews sculptor Bret Price as he installs “Godot” at The Muck.

Vicky Nguyen speaks to Muck teaching artist Amy Redfeather about using The Muck art gallery to assemble face shields.

The Hornet takes a deep dive into The Muck’s past and present programming.

KCET covers The Muck’s socially distant drive-thru art kit kiosk as part of the #MUCKatHOME campaign.

Orange Coast Magazine recommends The Muck’s drive-thru art kits to keep kids entertained at home.

A local parent shares how The Muck’s home art kits helped alleviate some of the coronavirus housebound blues.

LAist highlights The Muck’s effort to support the community during the COVID-19 pandemic by distributing drive-through art kits in the parking lot every Tuesday.

Fullerton’s Muckenthaler Cultural Center welcomed the first piece, “Godot” by a local sculptor Bret Price, to a new sculpture garden.

A night of scorching blues and acoustic folk music, courtesy of notable performers Scott Ainslie and Reggie Harris.

The Muckenthaler’s first concert of 2020 features operatic soprano Hannah Kim. Kim’s impressive musical career includes performances with legendary vocalist Andrea Bocelli, Pacific Chorale, and the LA Chamber Choir.

The Muckenthaler Cultural Center will offer free admission to its grounds on January 25th, 2020. This is in honor of the 15th Annual Museums Free-For-All Day. The Muck is partnering with roughly forty other museums in Southern California to provide free and enriching learning experiences to the general public.

Acclaimed lyric soprano Hannah Kim will perform at the Muckenthaler on Thursday, January 30th at 7:30 pm. Join us and enrich your appreciation of classical singing styles.

Honoring the fifteenth consecutive year of “Museums Free-For-All Day”, The Muckenthaler Cultural Center will offer the general public free admission to its grounds.

As part of the 15th Annual Museums Free-For-All Day, the Muckenthaler will open its doors to the general public on January 25th, 2020. Visitors will be able to access the grounds for free.