We look forward to welcoming you to The Muck!
If you have questions about your visit, please email info@themuck.org or call 714-738-6595.
No tickets or reservations are required to visit The Muck grounds, the outdoor Sculpture Garden or Sunset Garden. Click here to view the 2024 Season Brochure.
A Muck Centennial Celebration Pop-Up series led by 2025 Artist in Residence Ashley Sanchez-Jones.
The Los Angeles native began her career as a muralist, involved in the murals that swept through the 1984 Olympics. Identified as one of 24 artists who have had an impact on LA Art, Garcia’s work consists of oil paintings saturated with a wildly expressive palette.
As a lyric soprano, Hannah Kim embraces a wide variety of musical genres such as opera, musical theater, oratorio, recital, and concert works.
Craic in the Stone has been a unique and shining light in the SoCal Irish folk/rock music scene since 2013.
Stephanie Chou is a composer, saxophonist, and singer based in New York City. She blends Chinese musical influences with Western jazz and pop to create a unique and vibrant musical world.
Leaning towards an Alternative, Modern Americana feel, DARDEN presents an experience of crystal clear harmonies, angelic melodies, and modern versions of classic songs and styles.
Through thought-provoking talks, speakers will share insights on breaking down barriers, forging meaningful relationships, and uniting people across divides.
Kybele Dance Theater (KDT) seeks to cultivate an experience that infuses theatrical and contemporary dance with Turkish socio-cultural narratives and imagery.
The Centennial Project will be an immersive play celebrating the Centennial of The Muck. The play will follow three tracks of stories in one evening, and audience members will be able to choose their own adventure as they decide which characters to follow along with.
Fullerton Native Country Singer and Songwriter Peter Brandon returns for his 16th year at The Muck! Brandon’s shows have a perfect balance of upbeat energetic songs and tender ballads that hit the heart. Join us in the tradition!
The Honeydrops are a vintage rhythm and blues and roots rock and roll band out of Fullerton. They are a 5 piece, with an upright bass, guitar, and saxophone, fronted by "Miss Bee,” the talented Brooke Aston.
Festive activities, stage performances and special ofrendas (altars) to honor deceased loved ones and to celebrate life—a special event for the whole family.
Celebrating 31 years, the Artistic License Fair is a fine crafts show featuring the highly collected work of over fifty L.A., Orange, and Riverside County artisans.
Use the calendar below to view more upcoming events!
The Muckenthaler’s Dr. James Young Arts Legacy Award is presented annually to someone who has made a long-term impact on Arts Education in the local Fullerton community. The recipient is chosen by a committee that includes local arts leaders, previous recipients, and Muckenthaler board members.