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The 22nd Annual Fullerton Veterans’ Day Parade and Ceremony will be held Nov. 11. The parade will begin at 10:30 a.m. in the Downtown Plaza, located on Wilshire Avenue, east of Harbor Boulevard and adjacent to the Fullerton Museum Center, and end at Hillcrest Park at the intersection of Harbor and Valley View Drive.
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Calling all ghoulies and ghosties and long-leggedy beasties and things that go bump in the night: You’ll feel right at home at Fullerton Market Thursday, Oct. 29. The market will host its annual “Okto-BOO-fest” on the 29th, featuring activities, games and special events for all ages.
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Demolition work at the Fullerton train station, 120 E. Santa Fe Ave. in Fullerton. Expected to begin Monday, Nov. 2, 2009. Upgrades at both the Laguna Niguel/Mission Viejo and the Fullerton stations to allow the trains to turn around more efficiently.
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Using input from public, Angelo’s & Vinci’s, Mc Donald’s, Foundation, ARTECO and staff, SMS Architects worked to develop a plan for Fox Block to share with Agency/Council and public.
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A window on the visual arts will be opened Saturday, Oct. 10, when the Village Art Center joins the 45th Annual "A Night in Fullerton" festivities. "A Night in Fullerton" is the city's annual celebration of the arts, featuring free music, dance and visual art programs at numerous locations in the city’s historic downtown.
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A ghostly hand selects the dinner music at one downtown Fullerton eatery, while an unseen prankster enjoys tossing pots and pans around at another.
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Artists from all disciplines are being sought to participate in the 45th Annual “A Night in Fullerton” cultural arts festival.
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If your pooch kisses like there’s no tomorrow, eats like he has just gotten off a diet, or stirs up gale force winds when he wags his tail, the Fullerton Museum Center would like to have a talk with you.
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Fullerton Transportation Center Parking Structure
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Things will be rocking in downtown Fullerton Thursday, July 23, when the group “Dubluva” performs at the outdoor Fullerton Market.
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It’s those covers – the funny and the just plain bad - that will be the focus of ”The 100 Worst Album Covers,” a new exhibit opening Aug. 1 at the Fullerton Museum Center.
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The lucky number in downtown Fullerton Thursday, July 16, will be 44.
That’s the name of the band that will be performing at the outdoor Fullerton Market.
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A community workshop is set for Wednesday, July 1, to bring the public up to date on the proposed Fullerton Fox Village project adjacent to the historic Fox Fullerton Theatre.
The meeting will be held from 6:30-8:30 p.m. in the Venetian Room at Angelo’s and Vinci’s Ristorante, 550 N. Harbor Blvd.
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The College World Series-bound Titan baseball team from California State University, Fullerton, will get a rousing send-off Saturday, June 13, at a rally in Downtown Fullerton.
The festivities will take place from 10-11 a.m. on Harbor Boulevard, between Commonwealth and Chapman avenues.
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A branch of the Clerk-Recorder’s Office has opened at 201 N. Harbor Blvd., and hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday.
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An old-fashioned Independence Day celebration is in store Saturday, July 4, when the City of Fullerton presents its 20th Annual Community Fireworks Show and Festival.
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Looking for a good book? The Friends of the Fullerton Public Library have thousands of them, and they will all be on sale at the Main Library May 29-31.
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There will be a celestial air about Downtown Fullerton Thursday, May 21, when the rock group “Cloud 9” performs at the outdoor Fullerton Market.
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Don't miss the chance to hear well known artists in an intimate setting with superb acoustics!
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At City Council direction, the Community Development Department has initiated an acoustic study to determine what base-line noise levels may be permitted for outdoor entertainment in the downtown.
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The meeting, which is open to the public, will be held at 7 p.m. in the Council Chamber of Fullerton City Hall, 303 W. Commonwealth Ave.
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Motorists are reminded that Wilshire Avenue between Harbor Boulevard and Pomona Avenue in Fullerton, will be closed to vehicular traffic from 1-10:30 p.m. Thursdays, beginning April 2.
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The popular weekly outdoor “Fullerton Market” returns to downtown Fullerton Thursday, April 2, offering farm-fresh produce, arts and crafts, handmade apparel, live entertainment, food booths, and activities for young people.
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Downtown Fullerton will be the focus of three special meetings sponsored by the City of Fullerton for citizens interested in sharing their views on the future of the area.
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FullertonWireless will not be available on Tuesday January 20th and Wednesday January 21st due to planned maintenance.
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Dozens of events staged at numerous sites in the streets, sidewalks and buildings of historic downtown Fullerton on December 31, 7 p.m. to midnight.
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Christmas tree in Fullerton Downtown Plaza adjacent to the Fullerton Museum.
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Anticipated construction start date is December 15, 2008. Although the City makes every attempt to minimize the impact to the public, traffic delays are anticipated. Alternative commuter routes are recommended.
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Applications are being accepted from vendors wishing to participate in the 18th Annual “First Night Fullerton,” the city’s family oriented, alcohol-free New Year’s Eve party. The festivities will take place from 7 p.m. to midnight, and will feature dozens of events staged at numerous sites in the streets, sidewalks and buildings of historic downtown Fullerton.
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An old friend returns with a new look Saturday, Nov. 8.
The 44th Annual “A Night in Fullerton,” the city’s annual cultural arts celebration, returns with a new date and format.
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Fall will have a special meaning for the Fullerton Public Library Saturday, Oct. 18, as the library hosts its first “Fall into Books” Book Festival.
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The more than 3,000 people killed in the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon on Sept. 11, 2001, will be remembered in a special tribute to be held at the outdoor Fullerton Market on Thursday, Sept. 11.
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The City of Fullerton Cultural Arts Division is seeking proposals from artists and design professionals interested in designing, coordinating and producing a public art project in the city’s historic downtown district.
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In response to numerous requests, the closure date for the weekly outdoor “Fullerton Market” has been extended to Thursday, Nov. 20.
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Downtown Fullerton will be rocking Thursday, July 17, when “TAG – The Terry Alexander Group” performs at the outdoor Fullerton Market.
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Jazz with a Latin flavor will be in the offing Thursday, July 31, when the “Scott Martin Latin Jazz Band” performs at the outdoor Fullerton Market.
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Temporary road closures set for July 4 fireworks festival
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All aboard for fun!
Featuring vintage rail cars, exhibits, model train layouts, and railway memorabilia. Free Admission!
More Information: http://www.scrmf.org/rrdays/ or 278-0648.
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Work is slated to begin April 28 on reconstruction of Lemon Street between Orangefair Avenue and Freedom Avenue, in south Fullerton. |
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The award-winning Fullerton Museum Center is seeking proposals from artists interested in designing, coordinating and producing a public art project for the Lemon Street Overpass. |
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The parade will begin at 10:30 a.m. in the Downtown Plaza
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The parade will begin at 10:30 a.m. in the Downtown Plaza
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Calling all ghoulies and ghosties and long-leggedy beasties and things that go bump in the night: You’ll feel right at home at Fullerton Market Thursday, Oct. 18.
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The term “summer camp” has a whole new meaning this July when the award-winning Fullerton Museum Center presents a “Summer Art and Reading Camp” for children in first through sixth grades.
Titled “Art Camp: The Art of Nature,” the unique one-week day camp will use nature to introduce budding artists to both the art and literary worlds.
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Fullerton Market offers farm-fresh produce, flowers, fresh-baked breads, live entertainment, outdoor beer garden, arts and crafts, and activities for children. In addition to the traditional favorites, new vendors will be added each week.
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Transportation Workshop - Going Places
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Starting in February, market vendors will be setting up shop every Wednesday at Independence Park, 801 W. Valencia Drive, just east of Euclid Street, and adjacent to the Department of Motor Vehicles office.
The move is being made simply to accommodate the market’s growth both in terms of goods offered and customers.
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Join us for a series of three community planning workshops to plan the future development of the Fullerton Transportation Center. Our goal is to leverage current and future transit ridership, offer transit-oriented housing and commercial development activities, provide a railroad attraction, create employment opportunities and access for pedestrians, bicycles, buses and automobiles to our regional transportation center.
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Celebrate the night! 42nd Annual "A Night in Fullerton"
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Featuring farm-fresh produce, fresh flowers, arts and crafts, activities for young people, pony rides, live entertainment, food booths, and a beer garden for adults.
Free admission
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