The latest project from All the Art for All the Kids (www.alltheartsforallthekids.org) will  be unwrapped tomorrow but the Fullertonian has the inside scoop.

The 10squared Film Festival will hold a public screening of the top 10 films* on October 3, 2010, at the Muckenthaler Cultural Center, located at 1201 Malvern Ave, Fullerton, CA. Awards for First, Second, and Third Place* will be announced at this public screening. Winning entries MUST have a representative present at the event in order to win a prize. So plan to attend, and bring your fans! The deadline to vote online is coming up!

We own a business in Fullerton. We own a home in Fullerton. So, you would think we love this city.  We do not. Why? BECAUSE WE CANNOT PARK OVERNIGHT IN FRONT OF OUR OWN HOME! From 2AM till 6 AM, we have gotten so many tickets at 30 bucks a clip that it is sickening.  The tickets are currently $31.50. Our own home?! WTF? There seems to us to be no logical reason that we, and people all over the city, cannot park in front of our own homes other than it to be a source of revenue for the city.

Written by: Jesse Glick
Directed by: Casey Holm

Not your typical love story.

Robert and Sherry have an amazing life together. They are young, intelligent, successful, and don't have too much to worry about... until their friend, Lisa, makes them an offer that shakes up their world.

by Thornton Wilder
Directed by Joe Parrish

"There's something way down deep that's eternal about every human being."

"Storytelling at the Muck," presented by Davis Barber Productions, is a unique and captivating storytelling series for adults. The featured speaker on Thursday, September 2, 2010 is the Executive Director of the Muckenthaler Cultural Center, Zoot Velasco. He takes the stage for a mix of folk tales and personal stories, and you have to guess which is which. The event is free of charge and starts at 7PM.

The muckentaler Cultural Center:
1201 W. Malvern Ave.
Fullerton, CA 92833
(714) 738-6595

Local artist Heidi Ingersoll Allen got her start by carefully coloring inside the lines of her coloring books as a child, and then realized that was quite a bore.  Her studies in art as a child took her to major in Interior Design in college, and after working in that field, transitioned into painting murals.

Starting this week, come check out the critically acclaimed clown troupe, Clownzilla, at Monkey Wrench Collective in Downtown Fullerton.

With their unique blend of outrageous comedy and social satire, Eli Simon’s new Clownzilla extravaganza begins on Clown Planet. When their world is destroyed, the clown survivors fly to Earth and discover that it ain’t easy to fit in when you’re a total geek.

From 6:30 to 8:30 PM this Wednesday come down to see Jann Browne Band play country music and close out our annual Concerts In The Park. Admission is free, and food is available from vendors like Bourbon Street and Frati Gelato. [Continued]

This week on August 19th come out to Downtown Fullerton where Wilshire Avenue will be closed for our seasonal Farmer’s Market. Fresh produce is available, as well as, homemade breads, honey, hummus, pitas, dolmas, gourmet tamales, and salsa . Thirsty attendees can get various beers for only four dollars each.