Thursday 6/30

LOTS to do in town today and even more events coming up! We have things for you AND the kids to do including yoga, the Farmers Market and live music. Did you forget about Art Walk? It’s this Friday! (there will be a food truck debut at one location!) Also, start planning now for your July 4 extravaganza with the help of our July 4 guide!

Announcements:

Buy your tickets now for the Aug. 27 6-9pm Cal State Fullerton Alumni Association’s award-winning Vintage57 – A  Premiere Wine & Food Tasting Experience, featuring international cuisine and eclectic wines from around the globe at the Golleher Alumni House. The evening’s menu will be specially paired by Sommelier Diane DeLuca and a silent auction including wine, travel, golf and art items will be held throughout the evening in support of the Alumni Association student scholarship program. Ticket prices are as follows: $55 Alumni Association Members, $65 Non-Members, $100 VIP (includes exclusive private tastings and special gift), $550 Alumni Association Members Table (Table of 10), $650 Non-Members Table (Table of 10).

Looking for a job? Have server or bartender experience? The Cellar is currently looking for qualified servers and bartenders with great personalities and who have a passion for the industry. Please email sara@cellardining.com to set up an interview.

Mark you calendars now for Saturday, July 9 for Fullerton Park and Recreation Department’s “Parent’s Night Out.” While mom and dad are out enjoying themselves, the kids will have a ball with games, arts and crafts, dinner, and a variety of fun activities presented by department personnel. The event will be offered from 5-10 p.m. at Independence Park (801 W. Valencia Drive). It will be $15 per child or $25 for families with two or more children and children must be 3-12 years of age to participate. Space is limited so pre-registration is advised and must be completed by Wednesday, July 6. Registration and further information may be obtained by calling the Fullerton Parks and Recreation Department at (714) 738-6575.

Things to do today:

7:15am: The Fullerton Sunrise Rotary Breakfast Meeting will be held at the Meridian Sports Club (1535 Deerpark Dr.) and new members are welcome. For more information contact Carolyn Johnson at (714) 743-8670.

9:30am: Visit the Fullerton Senior Multi-Service Center (340 W. Commonwealth Ave.) for the free knitting and crochet class, new members are welcome.

10:45am: Join the Hunt Branch Library for Wheels on the Bus Summer Storytime. Registration is required for the program with songs, crafts, puppet shows and more aimed at 3-6 year olds.

11am-2pm: Looking for Mexican fare near Cal State Fullerton? Cantina Lounge has lunch specials starting at $6.99.

11am-2pm: Slidebar invites you to enjoy their $7 Express Lunch – build your own sandwich and side.

11am-2pm: Through the end of June, Sonic Drive-In (441 N. Placentia Ave.) is offering a free medium cherry limeade with any purchase.

11am-3pm: At Revolucion 1910 Cantina the lunch specials are only $5.99 with over 10 items to choose from.

11am-9pm: Get 5 for $10 wine tasting at Angelo’s and Vinci’s Ristorante. From 11am-3pm you can enjoy their lunch buffet or get the $3 pizza/salad combo special from Woppo’s takeout.

11am-2am: At House of Eden you’ll not only get the only topless bar in town but Thirsty Thursday too; $2 well drinks and $2 domestic drafts all night.

11am-2am: Thirsty Thursday at Slidebar in downtown Fullerton gets you $3 Domestic Pints and $6 Super 32oz. Mugs.

11:30am-12am: Thursday is all you can eat Pintxo (a large Basque style of tapas) for $19.95 a person with beverage purchase at Lizarran in downtown Fullerton.

3pm: Kids Yoga (ages 5 and up) at Belly Sprout is for child only, not the parent. Drop-offs OK. Your child will learn the benefits (relaxation, self esteem, focus and healthful living) of Yoga through playful exploration. Class is 6 weeks for $60. No drop-ins and no make-ups.

3-5pm: Enjoy free bowling every Thursday at Cal State Fullerton in the Titan Bowl and Billiards! Shoe rental not included!

3-7pm: Use our HH Guide page to find Happy Hour deals in Fullerton.

4pm: Join the Hunt Library (Gallery Room) for Afternoon Live. This free afternoon is for grades 1+. This week the Wildlife Company presents Personal Tails of Animal Ambassadors from across the Globe.

4pm: The Water Rate Study Ad Hoc Committee will hold a second public meeting in the Council Chamber of Fullerton City Hall (303 W. Commonwealth Ave). The water rate study was prompted by the prospect of insufficient funds in the city budget to meet the rising costs of needed improvements to the city’s water infrastructure (pipelines, reservoirs, pump station equipment and wells). The results of the study and the proposed water rate increases are expected to be brought to the City Council in July. Further information about the meeting or the water rate study may be obtained by calling the Office of Water Engineering at Fullerton City Hall at (714) 738-6845.

4-8:30pm: Get fresh produce and fruits, nuts, crafts, clothing, food, kids activities and a beer & wine garden at the Fullerton Thursday Farmers Market (Wilshire Ave., between Harbor & Pomona). This week hear live music from Soundbytes. (ALSO, did you know that if you take your Fullerton Museum Center beer garden plastic Mug to Back Alley after the market you can get $2 domestic refills!?)

4-10pm: Ladies Night at Commonwealth Lounge means extended Happy Hour specials: 1/2 Select Appetizers, $4 Crafts on Drafts, $4 Well Cocktails, $5 Sangria and select martinis and wines!

5-9pm: Bootlegger’s Brewery will have their tasting room open and dinner served by Ranchan Ramen food truck.

5pm-12am: Thirsty Thursday gets you 50% off select bottles of wine with the purchase of an entree at Karma Kabob. (One offer per party. Cannot combine offers.)

Don’t forget it’s Thirsty Thursday at House of Eden and Slidebar too.

6-10pm: Thirsty Thursday at NYPD Pizza in downtown Fullerton gets you $1 Domestic Drafts and $2 Import Drafts.

6-11pm: It’s Dollar Mania at AMF Carter Lanes! Get the best value for your dollar and fun for your bowl! The $5 cover charge gets you $1 games and $1 shoe rental with a minimum of 3 bowlers per lane.

7-8pm: Prenatal Yoga and Birth Preparation at Belly Sprout will ease pregnancy symptoms and prepare you for childbirth through simple yet effective postures and breathing techniques. No yoga experience necessary. Must be at least 12 weeks pregnant. Bring your own mat. Class is 6 weeks for $96. (No drop-ins or make-ups.)

7-8:30pm: Join Temple Beth Tikvah for Israeli dancing for $3 per person. RSVP by calling (714) 871-3535.

7-10pm: Join Matador Cantina for a Six-Course Wine Pairing Dinner. Presented by executive chef David Dennis, the six-course specialty menu will be wonderfully paired with a full range of exquisite wines including foie gras with Charles Krug Sauvignon Blanc, Lobster bisque with Cakebread Chardonnay and more. Dinner is by reservation only for $55 plus tax and gratuity. Only 30 seats are available, if there is still room call to RSVP (714) 871-8266.

7-10pm: Enjoy free live music from The Black Sheep Show at McClain’s Coffeehouse. The Black Sheep Show, run by Orange County musician Mike Vitale, is an attempt at bringing better-than-average musicians together for an intimate evening of locally brewed talent.

7:30pm: As part of their Jazz Festival, The Muckenthaler Cultural Center presents performances in their outdoor ampitheather for $25 at the door, or $100 for the entire series. Hear music from Grammy Award winning musicians in a local setting.

7:30-10pm: Listen to or play covers, original music or just improvise at the jam session hosted by “The Geezer with the Guitar” at Max Bloom’s Cafe Noir. Get there early to sign-up.

8pm: Club Electrik inside Alebrije (1641 Placentia Ave.) is 18+ for $10.

8pm: Stadium Tavern has trivia nights with free popcorn.

8-11pm: Chomp has all you can eat Sushi for $20.

8pm-12am: Lucky John’s invites you for their Summer Specials, Thursday with Giant 32oz MiniPitcher Cocktails.

8pm-12am: Slidebar presents a free show with Dommin with Alevela and Diminshed 7. From 8:30-10:30pm it’s College Thursdays! Get 50% off all food and booze with a college ID.

8pm-12am: Steamers Jazz Club & Cafe will have a free show from EVAN STONE AND THE TRANSLUCENT HAM SANDWICH BAND.

8:30-11:30pm: Enjoy the free Dueling Piano Showat Ziings’/TAO in downtown Fullerton featuring 2 grand pianos played by some of the world’s best piano bar entertainers.

8:30pm-1am: The Continental Room will feature Paul Collins of the Beat, no cover (21+).

9pm: Burger Records will have movie night.

9pm-1:30am: Roscoe’s Famous Deli will have Old School Nights with a DJ.

9pm-2am: Head to Bourbon Street for Ladies Night and DJ Ruffnek, Live Video, 80′s Movies, Commercials, and Remixes! And of course drink specials.

9pm: The College is an 18+ weekly event at Club Rio at InCahoots (1401 S. Lemon St.) and with College ID & RSVP you’ll get in free (send your full name to 562-842-4918 or collegefunabc@gmail.com). Enjoy 2 bars (21+), a smoking & taco patio, dance floor and DJs from the OC, LA and IE for $10 general admission or $20 VIP Express Line.

9pm-12am: Hear Brett Cain play live at 2J’s Lounge.

9pm-1am: Thirsty Thursday at Back Alley means $2.50 pints of Budweiser, Coors Lite, Bass and Guinness with a DJ usually up front and 80s in the back.

9pm-1am: Sing karaoke in Fullerton – find out where with our Guides page!

9:30pm-close: Cantina Lounge has College/Cantina Thursdays for 18+ club night. $5 off before 11 on guestlist (Guestlist@TheComotion.com). This week: it’s a pre-party for EDC. DJs Justyle and Macavelli spinning.

10pm: Ziings’ club atmosphere has a DJ and $3 Kirin Ichiban Drafts and $3 Kamikaze Shots.

10pm-1am: The Nerdy Thursday Variety Show at Mulberry St. Ristorante is a free weekly variety show featuring live music, poetry, comedy, mini presentations, quizzes, film screenings and more.

10pm-1am: Hear live music from The White Lighters at Stubrik’s. From 11pm-1am Happy Hour is a dollar off draft beers and well drinks.

10pm-close: Heroes has Late Night Happy Hour for $1 off all beers and 12? pizzas for $8 (cheese or pepperoni only).

11pm: If you’re lucky Mr. Hotbunz might be at ENVY Ultra Lounge for bacon dogs at $3 each or two for $5.

Find out where to get more late night food near downtown at our Guides page. Or follow us on Twitter to find out when food trucks come to town unannounced!

Thursday 6/23

So the kids are out of school for the summer and you’re trying to keep them busy. Don’t worry, we can help! And while they’re being occupied we have plenty of things you can do in the meantime. Also, if you’re out and about in the evening we have tons of free entertainment going on. Hooray for summer!

Announcements:

Looking for a job? Have server or bartender experience? The Cellar is currently looking for qualified servers and bartenders with great personalities and who have a passion for the industry. Please email sara@cellardining.com to set up an interview.

Save the Date: On Monday (June 27) from 6-9pm: CTAG Studio will hold auditions for the world premier of “Blank Slate” – a Sci Fi adventure & dark-comedy about survival – at Monkey Wrench Collective in downtown Fullerton (performance will be August 5th-28th). Audition requirements and “Sides” will be made available closer to the audition date on the CTAG Studio Fan Page.

Sign your Teen up now for 6/27 from 1-3pm: “The Idea Place for Teens” at the Fullerton Museum Center – a class for Summer that invites youths in grades 7 through 9 to make original art on their own terms while experimenting with various media. The week-long class will let students work on projects of their own choosing, with museum staff and docents assisting in a loosely structured, open studio setting. Art projects may include working in acrylic paints, drawing, printmaking, jewelry-making, fused glass and resin casting. Tuition for the class is $90 for members of the Fullerton Museum Center and $105 for the general public. The tuition includes all materials. Class space is limited, register by calling the Museum Center at (714) 738-6545.

Things to do today:

All Day: From today through July 11 the Small Dog Area of the Pooch Park will be closed to allow for grass recovery and maintenance repairs from heavy use. There will be a temporary area fenced off in the large dog area for small dogs during the closure.

7:15am: The Fullerton Sunrise Rotary Breakfast Meeting will be held at the Meridian Sports Club (1535 Deerpark Dr.) and new members are welcome. For more information contact Carolyn Johnson at (714) 743-8670.

9-10:30am: The Technology Working Group will meet at City Hall, Redevelopment Conference Room (303 W. Commonwealth Ave.) The group assists the City with the development of a Telecommunications Master Plan that incorporates wireless, fiber optic and new hybrid-fiber-coax (HFC) technologies.

9:30am: Visit the Fullerton Senior Multi-Service Center (340 W. Commonwealth Ave.) for the free knitting and crochet class, new members are welcome.

10:30am: Join the Fullerton Chamber of Commerce for the Ribbon Cutting of Five Guys Burgers & Fries (State College Blvd. & Chapman Ave.) and official opening.

10:30am-9:30pm: Eat at Wahoo’s Fish Taco (444 N. Harbor Blvd) in downtown Fullerton and help the Friends of Coyote Hills. Print and present this flyer when you eat at Wahoo’s (all day) and 20% of your meal purchase will be donated.

11am-2pm: Looking for Mexican fare near Cal State Fullerton? Cantina Lounge has lunch specials starting at $6.99.

11am-2pm: Slidebar invites you to enjoy their $7 Express Lunch – build your own sandwich and side.

11am-2pm: Through the end of June, Sonic Drive-In (441 N. Placentia Ave.) is offering a free medium cherry limeade with any purchase.

11am-3pm: At Revolucion 1910 Cantina the lunch specials are only $5.99 with over 10 items to choose from.

11am-9pm: Get 5 for $10 wine tasting at Angelo’s and Vinci’s Ristorante. From 11am-3pm you can enjoy their lunch buffet or get the $3 pizza/salad combo special from Woppo’s takeout.

11am-2am: At House of Eden you’ll not only get the only topless bar in town but Thirsty Thursday too; $2 well drinks and $2 domestic drafts all night.

11am-2am: Thirsty Thursday at Slidebar in downtown Fullerton gets you $3 Domestic Pints and $6 Super 32oz. Mugs.

11:30am-12am: Thursday is all you can eat Pintxo (a large Basque style of tapas) for $19.95 a person with beverage purchase at Lizarran in downtown Fullerton.

3pm: Kids Yoga (ages 5 and up) at Belly Sprout is for child only, not the parent. Drop-offs OK. Your child will learn the benefits (relaxation, self esteem, focus and healthful living) of Yoga through playful exploration. Class is 6 weeks for $60. No drop-ins and no make-ups.

3-5pm: Enjoy free bowling every Thursday at Cal State Fullerton in the Titan Bowl and Billiards! Shoe rental not included!

3-7pm: Use our HH Guide page to find Happy Hour deals in Fullerton.

4pm: The Redevelopment Design Review Committee will meet at Fullerton City Hall, in the Council Conference Room (303 W. Commonwealth Ave.) The committee advises the Planning Commission on matters relating to physical design including architecture, site design, signs, and landscaping for all major development projects on properties in the redevelopment areas. It also has the authority to approve or disapprove minor development projects.

4-8:30pm: Get fresh produce and fruits, nuts, crafts, clothing, food, kids activities and a beer & wine garden at the Fullerton Thursday Farmers Market (Wilshire Ave., between Harbor & Pomona). This week there will be a Korean Festival. (ALSO, did you know that if you take your Fullerton Museum Center beer garden plastic Mug to Back Alley after the market you can get $2 domestic refills!?)

4-10pm: Ladies Night at Commonwealth Lounge means extended Happy Hour specials: 1/2 Select Appetizers, $4 Crafts on Drafts, $4 Well Cocktails, $5 Sangria and select martinis and wines!

5pm: The Summit House Restaurant invites you to enjoy their nightly Dinner Prix Fixe special. For $40 per person enjoy their prime ribs of beef or one of Chef Tim’s special creations, with salad or soup and choice of dessert.

5-7pm: The Fullerton Chamber of Commerce Young Professionals event “How to Retire Early” will be held at Cantina Lounge. The Young Professionals program was created to cultivate the next generation of civic and business leaders. Tailored to the business person aged 21 to 40. Retirement may be years away for many, but putting the wheels in motion now to accommodate your future will provide a comfortable lifestyle when that time arrives. Hosted with the Brea Chamber of Commerce. This is a free event for members and prospective members.

5-9pm: Bootlegger’s Brewery will have their tasting room open and dinner served by Swinging Kitchen Truck.

5pm-12am: Thirsty Thursday gets you 50% off select bottles of wine with the purchase of an entree at Karma Kabob. (One offer per party. Cannot combine offers.)

Don’t forget it’s Thirsty Thursday at House of Eden and Slidebar too.

6-10pm: Thirsty Thursday at NYPD Pizza in downtown Fullerton gets you $1 Domestic Drafts and $2 Import Drafts.

6-11pm: It’s Dollar Mania at AMF Carter Lanes! Get the best value for your dollar and fun for your bowl! The $5 cover charge gets you $1 games and $1 shoe rental with a minimum of 3 bowlers per lane.

6:30pm: The Fullerton Civic Light Opera (FCLO) Music Theatre brings back the Skyroom Summer Series with The Rat Pack Revisited. Enjoy cocktails with dinner while you experience a professional staged show accompanied by a live band, in an outdoor dinner theatre venue located in the heart of the trendy SoCo District. Tickets are $25 (show only) and $49 and $59 Includes No Host Bar, Dinner (dessert and coffee included) and Show.

6:30pm: As part of “Gustavo’s Awesome Lecture Series!” the Fullerton Main Library (Osborne Auditorium) will host Gustavo Arellano presenting the 1987 film comedy Born In East L.A. Starring, written, and directed by Cheech Marin, Gustavo maintains this film is “best commentary on our nation’s love-hate relationship with Mexican immigrants EVER.”

7-8pm: Prenatal Yoga and Birth Preparation at Belly Sprout will ease pregnancy symptoms and prepare you for childbirth through simple yet effective postures and breathing techniques. No yoga experience necessary. Must be at least 12 weeks pregnant. Bring your own mat. Class is 6 weeks for $96. (No drop-ins or make-ups.)

7-8:30pm: Join Temple Beth Tikvah for Israeli dancing for $3 per person. RSVP by calling (714) 871-3535.

7-10pm: Enjoy free live music from The Black Sheep Show at McClain’s Coffeehouse. The Black Sheep Show, run by Orange County musician Mike Vitale, is an attempt at bringing better-than-average musicians together for an intimate evening of locally brewed talent.

7:30pm: As part of their Jazz Festival, The Muckenthaler Cultural Center presents performances in their outdoor ampitheather for $25 at the door, or $100 for the entire series. Hear music from Grammy Award winning musicians in a local setting.

7:30-10pm: Listen to or play covers, original music or just improvise at the jam session hosted by “The Geezer with the Guitar” at Max Bloom’s Cafe Noir. Get there early to sign-up.

8pm: Club Electrik inside Alebrije (1641 Placentia Ave.) is 18+ for $10.

8pm: Catch Totally Wired Thursday at The Continental Room for Post Punk, No wave, Disco, Party with DJ Beef, DJ Dijon, and DJ AM180.

8pm: Stadium Tavern has trivia nights with free popcorn.

8-11pm: Chomp has all you can eat Sushi for $20.

8pm-12am: Lucky John’s invites you for their Summer Specials, Thursday with Giant 32oz MiniPitcher Cocktails.

8pm-12am: Slidebar presents a free show with Ill Repute with The Grim, New Skool Kings and Guns Don’t Argue.

8pm-12am: Steamers Jazz Club & Cafe will have a free show from Peter Buck and “Bucks Vibe”.

8:30-11:30pm: Enjoy the free Dueling Piano Showat Ziings’/TAO in downtown Fullerton featuring 2 grand pianos played by some of the world’s best piano bar entertainers.

8:30pm-1am: The Continental Room will have a special night with internationally acclaimed Static Revenger and house DJs Thrifty Lips and Whitey White, no cover (21+).

9pm-1:30am: Roscoe’s Famous Deli will have Old School Nights with a DJ.

9pm-2am: Head to Bourbon Street for Ladies Night and DJ Ruffnek, Live Video, 80?s Movies, Commercials, and Remixes! And of course drink specials.

9pm: The College is an 18+ weekly event at Club Rio at InCahoots (1401 S. Lemon St.) and with College ID & RSVP you’ll get in free (send your full name to 562-842-4918 or collegefunabc@gmail.com). Enjoy 2 bars (21+), a smoking & taco patio, dance floor and DJs from the OC, LA and IE for $10 general admission or $20 VIP Express Line.

9pm-12am: Hear Brett Cain play live at 2J’s Lounge.

9pm-1am: Thirsty Thursday at Back Alley means $2.50 pints of Budweiser, Coors Lite, Bass and Guinness with a DJ usually up front and 80s in the back.

9pm-1am: Sing karaoke in Fullerton – find out where with our Guides page!

9:30pm-close: Cantina Lounge has College/Cantina Thursdays for 18+ club night. $5 off before 11 on guestlist (Guestlist@TheComotion.com). This week: it’s a pre-party for EDC. DJs Justyle and Macavelli spinning.

10pm: Ziings’ club atmosphere has a DJ and $3 Kirin Ichiban Drafts and $3 Kamikaze Shots.

10pm-1am: The Nerdy Thursday Variety Show at Mulberry St. Ristorante is a free weekly variety show featuring live music, poetry, comedy, mini presentations, quizzes, film screenings and more.

10pm-1am: Hear live music from Pick Pockets at Stubrik’s. From 11pm-1am Happy Hour is a dollar off draft beers and well drinks.

10pm-close: Heroes has Late Night Happy Hour for $1 off all beers and 12? pizzas for $8 (cheese or pepperoni only).

11pm: If you’re lucky Mr. Hotbunz might be at ENVY Ultra Lounge for bacon dogs at $3 each or two for $5.

Find out where to get more late night food near downtown at our Guides page. Or follow us on Twitter to find out when food trucks come to town unannounced!

Thursday 6/16

Start your weekend early with the numerous Thirsty Thursday deals going on around town! Along with those we have the Farmer’s Market with live music for you to check out and all you can eat sushi for $20. It’s going to be a good day!

Just a reminder:

Sign your Teen up now for 6/27 1-3pm: “The Idea Place for Teens” at the Fullerton Museum Center – a class for Summer that invites youths in grades 7 through 9 to make original art on their own terms while experimenting with various media. The week-long class will let students work on projects of their own choosing, with museum staff and docents assisting in a loosely structured, open studio setting. Art projects may include working in acrylic paints, drawing, printmaking, jewelry-making, fused glass and resin casting. Tuition for the class is $90 for members of the Fullerton Museum Center and $105 for the general public. The tuition includes all materials. Class space is limited, register by calling the Museum Center at (714) 738-6545.

Things to do today:

All Day: From today through July 11 the Small Dog Area of the Pooch Park will be closed to allow for grass recovery and maintenance repairs from heavy use. There will be a temporary area fenced off in the large dog area for small dogs during the closure.

7:15am: The Fullerton Sunrise Rotary Breakfast Meeting will be held at the Meridian Sports Club (1535 Deerpark Dr.) and new members are welcome. For more information contact Carolyn Johnson at (714) 743-8670.

9:30am: Visit the Fullerton Senior Multi-Service Center (340 W. Commonwealth Ave.) for the free knitting and crochet class, new members are welcome.

10am: Making Baby Food at Belly Sprout is a workshop for $15. Christy Funk, owner of Belly Sprout, will teach you how and when to start to insure that your loved one gets not only optimal nutrition, but delightfully delicious food as well.

11am-2pm: Looking for Mexican fare near Cal State Fullerton? Cantina Lounge has lunch specials starting at $6.99.

11am-2pm: Slidebar invites you to enjoy their $7 Express Lunch – build your own sandwich and side.

11am-3pm: At Revolucion 1910 Cantina the lunch specials are only $5.99 with over 10 items to choose from.

11am-9pm: Get 5 for $10 wine tasting at Angelo’s and Vinci’s Ristorante. From 11am-3pm you can enjoy their lunch buffet or get the $3 pizza/salad combo special from Woppo’s takeout.

11am-2am: At House of Eden you’ll not only get the only topless bar in town but Thirsty Thursday too; $2 well drinks and $2 domestic drafts all night.

11am-2am: Thirsty Thursday at Slidebar in downtown Fullerton gets you $3 Domestic Pints and $6 Super 32oz. Mugs.

11:30am-12am: Thursday is all you can eat Pintxo (a large Basque style of tapas) for $19.95 a person with beverage purchase at Lizarran in downtown Fullerton.

3-5pm: Enjoy free bowling every Thursday at Cal State Fullerton in the Titan Bowl and Billiards! Shoe rental not included!

3-7pm: Use our HH Guide page to find Happy Hour deals in Fullerton.

4-8:30pm: Get fresh produce and fruits, nuts, crafts, clothing, food, kids activities and a beer & wine garden at the Fullerton Thursday Farmers Market (Wilshire Ave., between Harbor & Pomona). This week’s band is Superlark. (ALSO, did you know that if you take your Fullerton Museum Center beer garden plastic Mug to Back Alley after the market you can get $2 domestic refills!?)

4-10pm: Ladies Night at Commonwealth Lounge means extended Happy Hour specials: 1/2 Select Appetizers, $4 Crafts on Drafts, $4 Well Cocktails, $5 Sangria and select martinis and wines!

5pm: The Summit House Restaurant invites you to enjoy their nightly Dinner Prix Fixe special. For $40 per person enjoy their prime ribs of beef or one of Chef Tim’s special creations, with salad or soup and choice of dessert.

5-9pm: Bootlegger’s Brewery will have their tasting room open and dinner served by Dogzilla Hot Dogs.

5pm-12am: Thirsty Thursday gets you 50% off select bottles of wine with the purchase of an entree at Karma Kabob. (One offer per party. Cannot combine offers.)

Don’t forget it’s Thirsty Thursday at House of Eden and Slidebar too.

6pm: Today is the last day to celebrate National Seafood Month with The Cellar and their 4-course tasting menu for $34.95 per person. (Optional wine pairing available for $19 per person.  Their sommelier will pair the appropriate wine with each course.) Get detailed menu at the website page.

6-7:45pm: Attend Family Movie & Game Night at the Fullerton Main Library (Osborne Auditorium) for a free evening of games and entertainment with the family. Tonight’s movie showing is Finding Nemo (2003).

6-8pm: CANCELLED: The Roscoe’s & Heroes Bike Night with the Motorcycle Riders Association and the Harley-Davidson of Anaheim-Fullerton will no longer be returning to the back patio of Roscoe’s Famous Deli. Concern for parking has become an issue, stay tuned for information on a new location for the future.

6-9pm: Get dessert with the Chunk-N-Chip dessert truck who will be in downtown Fullerton tonight on Wilshire (west side of Harbor).

6-10pm: Thirsty Thursday at NYPD Pizza in downtown Fullerton gets you $1 Domestic Drafts and $2 Import Drafts.

6-11pm: It’s Dollar Mania at AMF Carter Lanes! Get the best value for your dollar and fun for your bowl! The $5 cover charge gets you $1 games and $1 shoe rental with a minimum of 3 bowlers per lane.

6:30pm: The Fullerton Civic Light Opera (FCLO) Music Theatre brings back the Skyroom Summer Series with The Rat Pack Revisited. Enjoy cocktails with dinner while you experience a professional staged show accompanied by a live band, in an outdoor dinner theatre venue located in the heart of the trendy SoCo District. Tickets are $49 and $59 Includes No Host Bar, Dinner (dessert and coffee included) and Show.

7-8pm: Prenatal Yoga and Birth Preparation at Belly Sprout will ease pregnancy symptoms and prepare you for childbirth through simple yet effective postures and breathing techniques. No yoga experience necessary. Must be at least 12 weeks pregnant. Bring your own mat. Class is 6 weeks for $96. (No drop-ins or make-ups.)

7-8:30pm: Join Temple Beth Tikvah for Israeli dancing for $3 per person. RSVP by calling (714) 871-3535.

7-10pm: Enjoy free live music from The Black Sheep Show at McClain’s Coffeehouse. The Black Sheep Show, run by Orange County musician Mike Vitale, is an attempt at bringing better-than-average musicians together for an intimate evening of locally brewed talent.

7:30pm: As part of their Jazz Festival, The Muckenthaler Cultural Center presents performances in their outdoor ampitheather for $25 at the door, or $100 for the entire series. Hear music from Grammy Award winning musicians in a local setting.

7:30-10pm: Listen to or play covers, original music or just improvise at the jam session hosted by “The Geezer with the Guitar” at Max Bloom’s Cafe Noir. Get there early to sign-up.

8pm: Catch Totally Wired Thursday at The Continental Room for Post Punk, No wave, Disco, Party with DJ Beef, DJ Dijon, and DJ AM180.

8pm: Stadium Tavern has trivia nights with free popcorn.

8-11pm: Chomp has all you can eat Sushi for $20.

8pm: Club Electrik inside Alebrije (1641 Placentia Ave.) is 18+ for $10.

8pm-12am: Lucky John’s invites you for their Summer Specials, Thursday with Giant 32oz MiniPitcher Cocktails.

8pm-12am: Slidebar presents a free show with TSOL with Civet, The Exposed and more. Get there early if you want to get in!

8pm-12am: Steamers Jazz Club & Cafe will have Calprog Nite featuring Brain Salad, Moetar and Tom Brislin for $20, you can buy tickets in advance or at the door.

8:30-11:30pm: Enjoy the free Dueling Piano Show at Ziings’/TAO in downtown Fullerton featuring 2 grand pianos played by some of the world’s best piano bar entertainers.

9pm: Burger Records will have movie night.

9pm-1:30am: Roscoe’s Famous Deli will have Old School Nights with a DJ.

9pm-2am: Head to Bourbon Street for Ladies Night and DJ Ruffnek, Live Video, 80′s Movies, Commercials, and Remixes! And of course drink specials.

9pm: The College is an 18+ weekly event at Club Rio at Incahoots (1401 S. Lemon St.) and with College ID & RSVP you’ll get in free (send your full name to 562-842-4918 or collegefunabc@gmail.com). Enjoy 2 bars (21+), a smoking & taco patio, dance floor and DJs from the OC, LA and IE for $10 general admission or $20 VIP Express Line.

9pm-12am: Hear Brett Cain play live at 2J’s Lounge.

9pm-1am: Thirsty Thursday at Back Alley means $2.50 pints of Budweiser, Coors Lite, Bass and Guinness with a DJ usually up front and 80s in the back.

9pm-1am: Sing karaoke in Fullerton – find out where with our Guides page!

9:30pm-close: Cantina Lounge has College/Cantina Thursdays for 18+ club night. $5 off before 11 on guestlist (Guestlist@TheComotion.com). This week: it’s a Hello Kitty theme with MAC and Hello Kitty giveaways! There will also be Electric Daisy Carnival (EDC) free ticket giveaway! DJs Justyle and Macavelli spinning.

10pm: Ziings’ club atmosphere has a DJ and $3 Kirin Ichiban Drafts and $3 Kamikaze Shots.

10pm-1am: The Nerdy Thursday Variety Show at Mulberry St. Ristorante is a free weekly variety show featuring live music, poetry, comedy, mini presentations, quizzes, film screenings and more.

10pm-1am: Hear live music from Lewd at the Pool at Stubrik’s. From 11pm-1am Happy Hour is a dollar off draft beers and well drinks.

10pm-close: Heroes has Late Night Happy Hour for $1 off all beers and 12″ pizzas for $8 (cheese or pepperoni only).

11pm: If you’re lucky Mr. Hotbunz might be at ENVY Ultra Lounge for bacon dogs at $3 each or two for $5.

Find out where to get more late night food near downtown at our Guides page. Or follow us on Twitter to find out when food trucks come to town unannounced!

Thursday 6/2

It’s Thursday and great things are afoot in Fullerton for the beginning of June! Chef Joseph Mahon’s Pop Up restaurant – The Burger Parlor – is now open in downtown! Check out the great things below, and don’t forget that tomorrow is the Downtown Fullerton Art Walk!

RSVP now for the Presidents’ Business Achievement Awards on June 15 at 5pm at Summit House Restaurant. Honoring: Yokohama Tire Corporation – Large Business of the Year, Bootlegger’s Brewery – Medium Business of the Year, McAulay & Wallace Mortuary -
Small Business of the Year, Fullerton Interfaith Emergency Services (FIES) – Quality of Life Award and Jim Williams, Williams Co. Insurance Brokers – Hawkins Business Leadership Award. Cost is $100 by June 1, or $125 by June 8.

Don’t miss your chance on Monday (June 6) at 6:30pm to talk to the Fullerton City Council about affordable housing. They will be holding a special study session on affordable housing in Council Chambers at Fullerton City Hall (303 W. Commonwealth Ave.) The session will also be broadcast live on Time Warner cable channel 3, and video streamed over the city website.

7:15am: The Fullerton Sunrise Rotary Breakfast Meeting will be held at the Meridian Sports Club (1535 Deerpark Dr.) and new members are welcome. For more information contact Carolyn Johnson at (714) 743-8670.

9-10:30am: The Technology Working Group will meet at City Hall, Redevelopment Conference Room (303 W. Commonwealth Ave.) The group assists the City with the development of a Telecommunications Master Plan that incorporates wireless, fiber optic and new hybrid-fiber-coax (HFC) technologies.

9:30am: Visit the Fullerton Senior Multi-Service Center (340 W. Commonwealth Ave.) for the free knitting and crochet class, new members are welcome.

11am-2pm: Looking for Mexican fare near Cal State Fullerton? Cantina Lounge has lunch specials starting at $6.99.

11am-2pm: Slidebar invites you to enjoy their $7 Express Lunch – build your own sandwich and side.

11am-3pm: At Revolucion 1910 Cantina the lunch specials are only $5.99 with over 10 items to choose from.

11am-9pm: Get 5 for $10 wine tasting at Angelo’s and Vinci’s Ristorante. From 11am-3pm you can enjoy their lunch buffet or get the $3 pizza/salad combo special from Woppo’s takeout.

11am-2am: At House of Eden you’ll not only get the only topless bar in town but Thirsty Thursday too; $2 well drinks and $2 domestic drafts all night.

11am-2am: Thirsty Thursday at Slidebar in downtown Fullerton gets you $3 Domestic Pints and $6 Super 32oz. Mugs.

11:30am-12am: Thursday is all you can eat Pintxo (a large Basque style of tapas) for $19.95 a person with beverage purchase at Lizarran in downtown Fullerton.

3-5pm: Enjoy free bowling every Thursday at Cal State Fullerton in the Titan Bowl and Billiards! Shoe rental not included!

3-7pm: Use our HH Guide page to find Happy Hour deals in Fullerton.

4pm: Volunteer Orientation will be held at the Fullerton Main Library (Osborne Auditorium). This is a Teen volunteer sign up meeting for the Summer Reading Club 2011.

4-8:30pm: Get fresh produce and fruits, nuts, crafts, clothing, food, kids activities and a beer & wine garden at the Fullerton Thursday Farmers Market (Wilshire Ave., between Harbor & Pomona). This week’s band is The Mighty Cash Cats.

4-10pm: Ladies Night at Commonwealth Lounge means extended Happy Hour specials: 1/2 Select Appetizers, $4 Crafts on Drafts, $4 Well Cocktails, $5 Sangria and select martinis and wines!

5-9pm: Enjoy Bootlegger’s Brewery and their tasting room, AND get dinner from the Dos Chinos food truck.

5-9pm: Eat dinner with gourmet food trucks at Robbins Brothers (255 W. Orangethorpe Ave. – Please park across the street at Target and cross at light.) This week the Chuck Wagon Stop includes Short Stop BBQ, Mun-chee5, Bacon MANia, and Chunk-N-Chip.

5pm-12am: Thirsty Thursday gets you 50% off select bottles of wine with the purchase of an entree at Karma Kabob. (One offer per party. Cannot combine offers.)
Don’t forget it’s Thirsty Thursday at House of Eden and Slidebar too.

6-8pm: The Roscoe’s & Heroes Bike Night with the Motorcycle Riders Association and the Harley-Davidson of Anaheim-Fullerton returns to the back patio of Roscoe’s Famous Deli. There will be raffles & prizes and all proceeds will benefit the Loma Linda University Children’s Hospital. For more information contact bikenight@harleyfullerton.com

6-9pm: The Fullerton Public Library presents a free Community Business Seminar “Starting a Business and Keeping it Running” with Hahn & Bolson, LLP. This series of workshops will assist potential business owners and current business owners. Held at the Hunt Branch Library (201 S. Basque Ave.) Learn the details of setting up a business and how to keep it running.

6-10pm: Thirsty Thursday at NYPD Pizza in downtown Fullerton gets you $1 Domestic Drafts and $2 Import Drafts.

6-11pm: It’s Dollar Mania at AMF Carter Lanes! Get the best value for your dollar and fun for your bowl! The $5 cover charge gets you $1 games and $1 shoe rental with a minimum of 3 bowlers per lane.

7-8:30pm: Join Temple Beth Tikvah for Israeli dancing for $3 per person. RSVP by calling (714) 871-3535.

7-9pm: Join Commonwealth Lounge for their Firestone Walker 5-Course Beer Dinner. Taste 5 Firestone Walker beers paired with a 5-course dinner for $39 per person. Tax & Gratuity not included. Limited Seating Available. Call to RSVP (714) 525-8888.

7:30pm: As part of their Jazz Festival, The Muckenthaler Cultural Center presents performances in their outdoor ampitheather for $25 at the door, or $100 for the entire series. Hear music from Grammy Award winning musicians in a local setting.

7:30-10pm: Listen to or play covers, original music or just a jam session hosted by “The Geezer with the Guitar” at Max Bloom’s Cafe Noir. Get there early to sign-up.

8pm: Catch Totally Wired Thursday at The Continental Room for Post Punk, No wave, Disco, Party with DJ Beef, DJ Dijon, and DJ AM180.

8pm: Stadium Tavern has trivia nights with free popcorn.

8-11pm: Chomp has all you can eat Sushi for $20.

8pm: Club Electrik inside Alebrije (1641 Placentia Ave.) is 18+ for $10.

8:30-11:30pm: Enjoy the free Dueling Piano Show at Ziings’/TAO in downtown Fullerton featuring 2 grand pianos played by some of the world’s best piano bar entertainers.

8pm-12am: Slidebar presents a free show with The B Foundation, Brothers of Brazil and Zen Robbi.

8pm-12am: Steamers Jazz Club & Cafe will have no cover for the all ages show from The Ron Eschete Trio.

9pm-1:30am: Roscoe’s Famous Deli will have Old School Nights with a DJ.

9pm-2am: Head to Bourbon Street for Ladies Night and DJ Ruffnek, Live Video, 80?s Movies, Commercials, and Remixes! And of course drink specials.

9pm: The College is an 18+ weekly event at Club Rio at Incahoots (1401 S. Lemon St.) and with College ID & RSVP you’ll get in free (send your full name to 562-842-4918 or collegefunabc@gmail.com). Enjoy 2 bars (21+), a smoking & taco patio, dance floor and DJs from the OC, LA and IE for $10 general admission or $20 VIP Express Line.

9pm-12am: Hear Brett Cain play live at 2J’s Lounge.

9pm-1am: Thirsty Thursday at Back Alley means $2.50 pints of Budweiser, Coors Lite, Bass and Guinness with a DJ usually up front and 80s in the back.

9pm-1am: Sing karaoke in Fullerton – find out where with our Guides page!

10pm: Ziings’ club atmosphere has a DJ and $3 Kirin Ichiban Drafts and $3 Kamikaze Shots.

10pm-1am: The Nerdy Thursday Variety Show at Mulberry St. Ristorante is a free weekly variety show featuring live music, poetry, comedy, mini presentations, quizzes, film screenings and more. This week Nerdy Thursdays tries to reach a demographic we don’t see too often at the bar where we put on the show: kids! This week’s show has presentations by all of the Nerdy Thursday contributors that you already love, and music by Oh, The Sound!

10pm-1am: Hear live music from the Danny Maika Trio at Stubrik’s. From 11pm-1am Happy Hour is a dollar off draft beers and well drinks.

10pm-close: Heroes has Late Night Happy Hour for $1 off all beers and 12? pizzas for $8 (cheese or pepperoni only).

11pm: If you’re lucky Mr. Hotbunz might be at ENVY Ultra Lounge for bacon dogs at $3 each or two for $5.

11pm-2am: The Bacon MANia food truck will be at Sunset Lounge serving up a late dinner while you sing karaoke inside!

Find out where to get late night food near downtown at our Guides page. Or follow us on Twitter to find out when food trucks come to town unannounced!

Thursday 5/26

Are you gearing up for the holiday weekend? Summer is here! If you missed it, check out Memorial Day page for city closures and celebrations for the holiday. Otherwise, here is your daily list of great things to do in Fullerton!

Announcement: Volunteers are needed to place more than 3,800 crosses and an equal number of American flags at the graves of veterans at Loma Vista Memorial Park in Fullerton in preparation for the 73rd Annual Fullerton Memorial Day Observance Monday, May 30. Volunteers are needed at Loma Vista no earlier than 8am Saturday, May 28, to place a small cross and a flag at the grave of each veteran buried at the park. Volunteers are also needed at 7:30am Tuesday, May 31, to remove the crosses and flags and place them in storage. Call the Fullerton American Legion at (714) 871-2412.

Plan Ahead: On June 4, 7:30-10:30pm, join Cherch Lounge for the Unlock the Night Party in the OC for all single professionals ages 22-45. Check-in starts at 7:30pm. Tickets: $20 if purchased online or over the phone by May 31.  $40 for two people online. $50 for two people at the door. Regular price tickets of $26 starting June 1st, $30 at the door if you RSVP by texting May at (310) 867-0851 with name and number of tickets. Every woman gets a padlock while every man gets a key. Your goal is to match the right key with the right padlock. Every time you unlock a padlock, you get a ticket that enters you into the drawing to win great prizes from the party sponsors. Prizes such as a full spa trip, hotel stays, dinners and more.

7:15am: The Fullerton Sunrise Rotary Breakfast Meeting will be held at the Meridian Sports Club (1535 Deerpark Dr.) and new members are welcome. For more information contact Carolyn Johnson at (714) 743-8670.

8am: The 2011 Ektelon National Singles Racquetball Championships presented by ProPenn will bring the country’s best racquetball players to Fullerton. More than 500 players will converge on the Meridian Sports Club (1535 Deerpark Dr.) near the California State University, Fullerton campus May 25 to 29.

8am-3:30pm: Defeating obesity is the aim of the “Making Connections: Move More, Eat Healthy OC Summit” at Cal State Fullerton, in the Titan Student Union Portola Pavilion. The program will feature presentations by health care providers, elected officials, and business, education and community leaders. See the website link for details on parking and speaker times.

9:30am: Visit the Fullerton Senior Multi-Service Center (340 W. Commonwealth Ave.) for the free knitting and crochet class, new members are welcome.

10:15-10:45am: HI – HO -THE DERRY – O at the Fullerton Main Library (Osborne Auditorium) is storytime with stories, finger plays, puppets, songs and crafts for children 3-6 years old. Children must be 3 years old by December 1, 2010.

11am-2pm: Looking for Mexican fare near Cal State Fullerton? Cantina Lounge has lunch specials starting at $6.99.

11am-2pm: Slidebar invites you to enjoy their $7 Express Lunch – build your own sandwich and side.

11am-3pm: At Revolucion 1910 Cantina the lunch specials are only $5.99 with over 10 items to choose from.

11am-4pm: The Fullerton College Art Department presents the Orange County High School Art Exhibition in the Fullerton College Art Gallery (Room 1004). This 8th annual Art Department outreach events celebrates the artistic achievements of various Orange County high school students. Prizes will be awarded at the Closing Reception: today from 5-7pm.

11am-9pm: Get 5 for $10 wine tasting at Angelo’s and Vinci’s Ristorante. From 11am-3pm you can enjoy their lunch buffet or get the $3 pizza/salad combo special from Woppo’s takeout.

11am-2am: At House of Eden you’ll not only get the only topless bar in town but Thirsty Thursday too; $2 well drinks and $2 domestic drafts all night.

11am-2am: Thirsty Thursday at Slidebar in downtown Fullerton gets you $3 Domestic Pints and $6 Super 32oz. Mugs.

11:15-11:45am: HI – HO -THE DERRY – O at the Fullerton Main Library (Osborne Auditorium) is storytime with stories, finger plays, puppets, songs and crafts for children 3-6 years old. Children must be 3 years old by December 1, 2010.

11:30am-12am: Thursday is all you can eat Pintxo (a large Basque style of tapas) for $19.95 a person with beverage purchase at Lizarran in downtown Fullerton.

3-5pm: Enjoy free bowling every Thursday at Cal State Fullerton in the Titan Bowl and Billiards! Shoe rental not included!

3-5pm: Join the Fullerton Chamber of Commerce for the Ektelon National’s Ribbon Cutting and Mixer at Meridian Sports Club (1535 Deerpark Dr.) Mix and mingle for the opening of this national racquetball tournament!

3-7pm: Use our HH Guide page to find Happy Hour deals in Fullerton.

4pm: The Redevelopment Design Review Committee will meet at Fullerton City Hall, in the Council Conference Room (303 W. Commonwealth Ave.) The committee advises the Planning Commission on matters relating to physical design including architecture, site design, signs, and landscaping for all major development projects on properties in the redevelopment areas. It also has the authority to approve or disapprove minor development projects.

4-5pm: The Afterschool Club at the Hunt Branch Library (Gallery Room) this week is the Summer Reading Club SNEAK PREVIEW – One world, many stories. Get ready for an exciting summer. You might build a castle, make a boomerang, or play the African game, mancala. Today we will try out a few of the many activities awaiting you this summer in the library. For children kindergarten and up. For more information contact Janine Jacobs at (714) 738-6338.

4-8:30pm: Get fresh produce and fruits, nuts, crafts, clothing, food, kids activities and a beer & wine garden at the Fullerton Thursday Farmers Market (Wilshire Ave., between Harbor & Pomona). This week’s band is Rock Harbor.

4-10pm: Ladies Night at Commonwealth Lounge means extended Happy Hour specials: 1/2 Select Appetizers, $4 Crafts on Drafts, $4 Well Cocktails, $5 Sangria and select martinis and wines!

5-7pm: The Fullerton College Art Department presents the Orange County High School Art Exhibition in the Fullerton College Art Gallery (Room 1004). This 8th annual Art Department outreach events celebrates the artistic achievements of various Orange County high school students. Prizes will be awarded at this Closing Reception.

5-7pm: Head to AMF Carter Lanes for the Fullerton Chamber of Commerce Young Professionals Bowling Night. $10 per person includes lane, shoe rental & pizza. (RSVP by May 20.) The Young Professionals program was created to cultivate the next generation of civic and business leaders. Tailored to the business person aged 21 to 40, it is designed to provide business contacts, professional growth, and valuable information to the young professional.

5-9pm: Enjoy Bootlegger’s Brewery and their tasting room, AND get dinner from the Swinging Kitchen food truck.

5-9pm: Eat dinner with gourmet food trucks at Robbins Brothers (255 W. Orangethorpe Ave. – Please park across the street at Target and cross at light.) This week the Chuck Wagon Stop includes Short Stop BBQ, Mun-chee5, Flavor Rush, Komodo, Oh For Sweets Sake, and Lee’s Philly.

5pm-12am: Thirsty Thursday gets you 50% off select bottles of wine with the purchase of an entree at Karma Kabob. (One offer per party. Cannot combine offers.)
Don’t forget it’s Thirsty Thursday at House of Eden and Slidebar too.

6-10pm: Thirsty Thursday at NYPD Pizza in downtown Fullerton gets you $1 Domestic Drafts and $2 Import Drafts.

6-11pm: It’s Dollar Mania at AMF Carter Lanes! Get the best value for your dollar and fun for your bowl! The $5 cover charge gets you $1 games and $1 shoe rental with a minimum of 3 bowlers per lane.

6:30pm: The Board of Trustees of the Fullerton Public Library will hold a special evening session to get public input on budget issues facing the library for the 2011-12 and 2012-13 fiscal years. The meeting will be held in the Osborne Auditorium of the Fullerton Main Library.

6:45pm: Learn computer fundamentals with one-on-one tutoring with Sam Standring at the Fullerton Main Library. Please call the library at (714) 738-3121 to make an appointment.

7pm: Banana’s Bar (601 S. Raymond Ave.) will have a show featuring live music from Madcock, Professor Panyck’s Schizophrenic Circus, and The U-Proofs. Madcock will be giving away free demos and stickers so make sure to show up!

7-8:30pm: Join Temple Beth Tikvah for Israeli dancing for $3 per person. RSVP by calling (714) 871-3535.

7-10pm: Riff Haus Studios will have an all ages show for $10 with Pidgeoto, Wings of the Messenger, Hail The Sun, Fixate, Take Our Chances, and Vale of Avalon.

7:30pm: As part of their Jazz Festival, The Muckenthaler Cultural Center presents performances in their outdoor ampitheather for $25 at the door, or $100 for the entire series. Hear music from Grammy Award winning musicians in a local setting.

7:30-10pm: Listen to or play covers, original music or just a jam session hosted by “The Geezer with the Guitar” at Max Bloom’s Cafe Noir. Get there early to sign-up.

8pm: Catch Totally Wired Thursday at The Continental Room for Post Punk, No wave, Disco, Party with DJ Beef, DJ Dijon, and DJ AM180.

8pm: All Shook Up at Plummer Auditorium is presented by 3-D Theatricals for $28-$56 ($22 Child/Student with ID). Enjoy a night that combines Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night with the music of Elvis Presley to create a swinging ’50s jukebox musical.

8pm: Stadium Tavern has trivia nights with free popcorn.

8-11pm: Chomp has all you can eat Sushi for $20.

8-11pm: Hear Black Sheep play live music at McClain’s Coffeehouse & Gallery.

8pm: Club Electrik inside Alebrije (1641 Placentia Ave.) is 18+ for $10.

8:30-11:30pm: Enjoy the free Dueling Piano Show at Ziings’/TAO in downtown Fullerton featuring 2 grand pianos played by some of the world’s best piano bar entertainers.

8pm-12am: Lucky John’s invites you to enjoy Bulk Buy May with them. Tonight: Get Mini Pitcher Cocktails – 32oz of your favorite mixed drink!

8pm-12am: Roscoe’s Famous Deli will have the band SuperChump play live, free.

8pm-12am: Slidebar presents a free show with JFA, Jugheads Revenge, and Uptown Riot.

8pm-12am: Steamers Jazz Club & Cafe will have no cover for the Evan Stone and The Translucent Ham Sandwich Band performance.

9pm-2am: Head to Bourbon Street for Ladies Night and DJ Ruffnek, Live Video, 80?s Movies, Commercials, and Remixes! And of course drink specials.

9pm: The College is an 18+ weekly event at Club Rio at Incahoots (1401 S. Lemon St.) and with College ID & RSVP you’ll get in free (send your full name to 562-842-4918 or collegefunabc@gmail.com). Enjoy 2 bars (21+), a smoking & taco patio, dance floor and DJs from the OC, LA and IE for $10 general admission or $20 VIP Express Line.

9pm-12am: Hear Brett Cain play live at 2J’s Lounge.

9pm-1am: Thirsty Thursday at Back Alley means $2.50 pints of Budweiser, Coors Lite, Bass and Guinness with a DJ usually up front and 80s in the back.

9pm-1am: Sing karaoke in Fullerton – find out where with our Guides page!

10pm: Ziings’ club atmosphere has a DJ and $3 Kirin Ichiban Drafts and $3 Kamikaze Shots.

10pm-1am: The Nerdy Thursday Variety Show at Mulberry St. Ristorante is a free weekly variety show featuring live music, poetry, comedy, mini presentations, quizzes, film screenings and more. This week the theme is: End of the World Party!

10pm-1am: Hear live music from the Peter Torres Band at Stubrik’s. From 11pm-1am Happy Hour is a dollar off draft beers and well drinks.

10pm-close: Heroes has Late Night Happy Hour for $1 off all beers and 12? pizzas for $8 (cheese or pepperoni only).

11pm: If you’re lucky Mr. Hotbunz might be at ENVY Ultra Lounge for bacon dogs at $3 each or two for $5.

Find out where to get late night food near downtown at our Guides page. Or follow us on Twitter to find out when food trucks come to town unannounced!