Studio and art gallery in downtown Fullerton. The Art Walk is full of fun surprises, and Violet…read moreHour is no exception. Artists come and show off their work, and everything is on sale. I went to see a few friends show their work this month, and was taken aback by the gallery. Mike and Candace have done an amazing job with the space they own, and the way they display their artists' work makes the whole experience super fun and unique. Every nook and cranny of the warehouse has something interesting, and i feel like I'm walking through a labyrinth of personal expression. They also have DJs spinning, live bands, or just random music playing throughout. It's also very close to a lot of bars and restaurants off Harbor, so spend some time checking out this place before hitting up your favorite pub or restaurant.

First Fridays of every month at the The Violet Hour:…read more ART! Tons. STRONG DRINKS! Tons. COOL SHIT THROUGHOUT! Tons. FREE. Tons.

*Lovely art gallery in downtown Disney *Art and collectibles…read morefor different budgets *So cool to see resident artists create art on site * Some art pieces evoked some nostalgia * Service was super nice * fun store to visit

If you're a Disney fan, this place is an absolute hidden gem! The selection of Disney prints,…read morepaintings, and collectibles is incredible, with something for every type of collector and Disney enthusiast. One of the best parts of the experience is watching talented Disney artists create their artwork right before your eyes. Seeing the creative process in person makes each piece even more special. They also host amazing guest artists, and on occasion, you can even meet Disney Imagineers, making every visit unique and memorable. Whether you're looking for a beautiful piece of artwork, a collectible to add to your collection, or simply want to immerse yourself in Disney creativity, this is a must-visit destination. The quality of the artwork, the talented artists, and the magical atmosphere make it an unforgettable experience that keeps you coming back

What a cute shop. They have all the Disney characters dresses in your favorite team…read more I purchased the Rumi Dodgers. Super cute. Service was easy and friendly. Nice clean shop.

Really love the clean minimalistic artwork! Bought some 11x17 pieces of Looney tunes (Taz and…read moreDaffy) and sesame Street (cookie monster) hockey and baseball prints for my loving room wall collage. Buy 3 or more pieces and each is $30 a print! Beautiful store. Watching Preston work on new pieces for the Hurricanes (NHL 2026 Stanley Cup champs) was pretty cool!

Small art gallery with rotating displays of art and crafts providing a unique community service…read more This is part of the Downtown Anaheim Community Center. Visit for a good value and low cost activities. Lots of nearby parking available too.

Mr. Galvez has a stunning display of still life paintings in the 17th century Flemish style that…read moretakes my breath away. I highly recommend giving it a view.

The Hilbert Museum of California Art is the best museum in Orange County that you've never heard…read moreof. Even me, walking around recommending the place now, can barely remember its name. But still, since coming here for the first time only a couple of weeks ago I've recommended it multiple times. And now? Multiple + 1. Though you'll be asked, at entry, if you've made reservations, don't be daunted. Reservations are unnecessary and museum admittance is free of charge. Though the Hilbert had been on my radar earlier, I'd forgotten about it until noticing, at the Laguna Beach Festival of the Arts, that several artists had pieces acquired by the Hilbert, spurring me to visit. Housed in two separate buildings connected by a central plaza framed with an astounding Millard Sheets mosaic, the building you enter for check-in has a frequently changing (3 times annually) display. On this visit they featured the California Art Club's 115th Annual Gold Medal Exhibition. Outstanding in every respect, I couldn't help but notice how many artists were there touring the show and how many of the pieces were already sold. Yes, the works in this particular exhibit were for sale, much of it quite reasonably priced considering the astounding talent on display. The second building features exhibits from the Hilbert's permanent collection and there was nary a dud in this space either. In that this is a museum of California art, the collection includes a lot of Disney-adjacent artists but also, so much more. I particularly enjoyed the way they kept each of these exhibits relatively bite-sized, to enable a broad showing of their remarkable collection. Knowing that the Hilbert is free, excellent, and always mixing things up pretty much guarantees a return visit on every future trip to Southern California. If you like museums and are anywhere nearby this is a museum definitely worth making time for.

This was hands down one of the best out of nowhere experiences I had in a long time and it…read morecompletely blew my mind. Not just was it one of the coolest free things to do with a lot of content to be seen. I so glad I stopped in.

5/5! Super cool…read moreexperience and would definitely go back! Parking was HORRENDOUS on that day because there was some other event going on so it took us so long to park, and we parked in a lot where we couldn't get it validated :( However, the museum itself was really cool! The main exhibition was very informative and interesting; a must-see for Disney fans and not expensive at all ($10 for tix, $8 for Anaheim residents) Very cute photo ops and history of animation! There were 3 other exhibits as well that were quite small that we walked through across the main museum, but I would definitely go back for this exhibit.

Tiny. Muzeo is tiny. So, if you're worried about the 2 hr validated parking or the 90 minute street…read moreparking, you'll be fine. You'll probably be done within 30 minutes. If you want something more worthy of your admission fee and time, maybe skip Muzeo.

What a wonderful little getaway at CSU Fullerton! This was my first visit and wanted to check it…read moreout before school is back in session. Parking is in front near the entrance, weekdays it's $4 /hr but free on the weekends. Admission is just a $5 suggested donation to support the arboretum. I arrived within the first half hour after opening to try and beat the heat. Even though it was still warm, there were plenty of shaded areas to stay cool along with benches that were great for relaxing. There was also a breeze so that helped. Thought about spending an hour there but glad I paid for two hours of parking because I ended up staying for 1 & 1/2 hours. One of my favorite moments were simply sitting on a bench listening to all the birds. Hopefully you can hear them on the video. This is a peaceful place to unwind and definitely encourage you to visit.

Is the arboretum beautiful & peaceful? WOULDN'T KNOW - they wouldn't let me in without paying $125…read moreFOR A PHOTOGRAPHY PERMIT just because I had my camera? #ABSURD #ripoff May I add - it's free to enter.... Thank goodness these college kids are fighting tooth & nail to keep us dangerous photographers out of there. Imagine if we took pictures & posted them, inspiring more people to visit & potentially make donations. THAT WOULD BE AWFUL! Do better Fullerton, it's not that serious

I wasn't sure if this was still happening!…read more I had to find out if it was. This art walk at downtown Fullerton is indeed still an active event. The downtown Fullerton art walk happens on the first Friday of every month. This happens all year round. It seems like the event was more popular maybe pre-covid? Not too sure. You can walk around downtown, and you will see signs put out for the businesses that are participating. It seems like the hours vary depending on the business. So, some were closed when we went. It may be a good idea to go during the day, so you can hit all of the places before they close. We got to see some art. It was cool. It's always fun exploring downtown Fullerton! Not bad for a free event. It's not something you have to run to go do. It was alright for what it is. A free event to do on a Friday, once a month lol

This review is more for the Third Year Anniversary Event. My first Artwalk was during their third…read moreyear anniversary which was held in the plaza of the Fullerton Museum Center. It was cool how everything was gathered in one place and there was a lot of festivities: photobooth, live music, food trucks, beer and wine garden, arts and crafts booth for kids, etc. The museum gift shop was also open to browse. Great atmosphere and nice to walk around, though I didn't really get involved too much with the booths. I was there mostly to browse and soak in the atmosphere. And to get grub from the food trucks, haha. The gathering was a lot smaller than I thought and I was expecting to see a lot more, but it's ok. I enjoyed the atmosphere. Parking was a breeze since they were set up right next to a couple of free public parking garages. All in all, the event provided some great atmosphere, but I'm not sure if a normal Artwalk would be for me. I suppose if I had nothing better to do on a Friday night and wanted to soak in some local art, I'd go again.

Run by the same folks at Comic Con, Wondercon is about a third of the size of Comic Con, but still…read moreso WONDERFUL AND FUN! I've been attending for over 15 years, and its always great! This year was the first time I was a panelist, so I got to go for free! -The best of the best cosplayers come out! It's spring so the weather is a lot cooler and easier to cosplay. -Lots of vendors, artists, and B/C list celebrities. -Lots of panels to learn and entertain yourself at. -Lots of nearby hotel options that are reasonable priced. -Lots of great meetups. -Easy to buy a ticket.

Not as many photo opportunities…read more Less clothing for cosplayers. Skimpy costumes that were not family friendly, even though this is a family friendly event. Plenty of food options. Food trucks and vendors available throughout the event. Air conditioning not working or not high enough. It was a sweaty day. Less exhibitions and not as many booths. Kind of let down this year... Not as good as previous years. We went in Sunday. I'm not sure if vendors had already packed up or what. Value was not there. Service was fine, people were nice at the booths. Just disappointed in the convention overall. It seemed to be not as good as previous years.

There are 3 parking options: Tower Plaza Parking Structure (602 Anton Boulevard), Irvine Parking…read more(3201 Avenue of the Arts), and The MET Parking (535 Anton Boulevard). I chose the Tower Plaza Parking Structure (near the Westin Hotel), which was just a short walk to the museum, while the other options are a bit farther. Parking is paid, about $6 per hour. Once you arrive, check-in is quick and no reservation is needed. Admission is free, and they provide a sticker that you'll need to wear throughout your visit. The museum is two floors, featuring a variety of sections and artists. The architecture itself is beautiful and perfect for photos, and the artwork is unique and enjoyable to explore. Overall, it's a great experience, especially since it's free. Tip(s): - Park at Tower Plaza Parking Structure (near Westin Hotel) and just walk to the museum - Free entry - Restrooms available - No appointments needed

Well any museum with a Serra sculpture outside that you can just walk into is an automatic 4 stars…read more The museum itself is wonderful to walk thru. A small modern space, very museum. The two exhibits on the main floor were nicely spaced out. There was a large group of young people with energy and enthusiasm. I asked one of the docents if they were a student group and she said no, they just showed up. So props to the young people just showing up for art.