Fullerton Museum Center

About Fullerton Museum Center

Fullerton Museum Center in Fullerton, California presents diverse exhibitions and educational programs in a 1942 WPA-built former public library. Visitors explore rotating art, history, science and cultural exhibits, including the Leo Fender Gallery, which features changing displays related to the history of electric guitars and musical instruments manufactured in Fullerton. The museum hosts featured exhibitions such as "Travelers" by Josephine Hernandez and special events including opening receptions. Docent-guided tours are available for school groups in grades K through 12, incorporating hands-on educational art activities. Private tours with docents offer in-depth views of current exhibits. The museum also oversees the city's Public Art program and partners with local institutions including Cal State Fullerton and Fullerton College. Ground transportation funding is available for school visits. The institution operates as a cultural gathering place for the community, stimulating dialogue and promoting critical and creative thinking.