The City of Fullerton
Known as the Education Community, Fullerton is full of vibrant culture, events, markets, parks, and trails for students to explore.
The City of Fullerton is known as the Education Community. With a vibrant downtown area, arts & culture, non-profits, parks and trails, and a beautiful Arboretum, there is plenty to enjoy while you are a student at Hope.
Fullerton Market
Thursdays, 4 pm – 8:30 pm | April – October | FreeThe Fullerton Market is the place to come and enjoy fresh, locally grown fruits and vegetables, handcrafted artisan products, live music and entertainment. The Market features an outdoor Beer and Wine Garden, crafts and activities at the Kids' Korner, food vendors such as fresh hummus and pita chips, as well as a variety of on-site hot food vendors. Located in the Downtown Plaza on Wilshire Avenue, between Harbor Boulevard and Pomona Avenue, adjacent to the Fullerton Museum Center.
Winter Market
Varied, 12 pm – 5 pm | December | FreeThis last year Fullerton held its first Winter Market that featured vendors, food, live entertainment and closed with a tree-lighting ceremony. We look forward to this becoming an annual event that allows us an opportunity to celebrate the holiday season as a community. This event is held in the Fullerton Downtown Plaza off of Wilshire Ave. between Harbor Blvd. and Pomona Ave.
Farmer's Market
Wednesdays, 8:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. | Independence Park, 801 W. Valencia DriveThe Farmers Market offers fresh fruit, vegetables, eggs, honey, fish, flowers, plants, nuts and bread. It is operated by the nonprofit Fullerton Certified Farmers Market Board.
Summer Concert Series
Wednesdays, 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm | July – August | FreeThis event features live music and invites the community to bring their own picnic fixings and enjoy the variety of music groups they bring in. This event is held in the Fullerton Sports Complex off of Bastanchury and between Brea Blvd. and Harbor Blvd.
These are just a few examples of local community entertainment options. To learn more about our local community and the city of Fullerton please visit the Fullerton City Website.
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Fullerton Arboretum
CSUF Campus, FreeThey boast a collection of more than 4,000 plants on their 26 acres helping to educate and expose the local community to a wide variety of plant life. There are areas to rest and relax, tours to take, and a Potting Shed store.
Historical Places
Founded in 1887Fullerton is rich with history as it was founded in 1887. You will find that many of its residents take pride in the historical development of their city and the special landmarks that make it what it is.
The Muckenthaler Museum
Just past Euclid on ChapmanAside from a great collection and featured pieces this museum hosts multiple festivals and special events throughout the year.
Parks and Trails
Throughout the cityFullerton is known for its many parks and trails sprinkled through the city. Take advantage of the many trails and parks and their unique terrain and services.