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After twenty years of steady revitalization, Downtown Fullerton is experiencing a "renaissance" evidenced by a growing number of sidewalk cafes, specialty restaurants, unique shops, entertainment venues, and upscale apartments. Downtown Fullerton offers a rustic old town atmosphere with a cluster of more than 70 historic buildings, beautiful shade trees, and decorative walkways, providing a comfortable setting to gather with friends, enjoy music, and catch up on the latest news. Downtown is equipped with more than 2,500 "free" public parking spaces to support the over 350,000 square feet of retail and more than 275,000 square feet of office space. Downtown is more than just another shopping center - it also serves as a vibrant cultural center with facilities, such as the award-winning Museum Center, the Downtown Plaza, and Plummer Auditorium. It is also home to financial, religious, and governmental institutions, as well as a bustling regional transportation center that serves more than 350,000 passengers every year.
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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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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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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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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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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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