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Post by Muramasa on Sept 14, 2010 22:46:54 GMT -8
Hello, this Thursday, there's an exhibit that goes through the history of the making of Beer at the Fullerton Museum. www.ci.fullerton.ca.us/depts/museum/I was thinking about going this Thursday, depending on how I feel after class. Anyone up to joining me? Incidentally, I hear that the farmer's market will be open the same time too, though I don't know how late it'll be up. I wonder if they'll be selling any special types of parmesean breads? |
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Post by You probably can't touch this. on Sept 16, 2010 10:41:18 GMT -8
Waiting for an exhibit on beer? Not only would I use that as an excuse to drink whatever bad-tasting beer Fullerton Museum would make but every other beer in town. It's Octoberfest in Tustin, as far as I would be concerned. Enjoy the hoppy or wheaty goodness your beer can provide, at least at my benefit. Beer sucks here.
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Post by Muramasa on Sept 19, 2010 19:15:31 GMT -8
I would enjoy on your behalf, but on Thursday, I was too tired, and on Saturday, it was closed...  Oh well, I plan on trying again on the 30th. In the Fullerton Plaza, there's a theatre called Fox Theatre. On that night, there's a free showing of Mel Brook's Young Frankenstein. I plan on hitting both after class. Anyone want to join me? |
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Post by Muramasa on Oct 1, 2010 12:27:55 GMT -8
Well, as it turns out, the best way to describe everything at downtown Fullerton was "low key". The exhibit itself was, well, kinda boring really. For the most part, it didn't tell me anything I didn't know, or couldn't really find out myself. It seemed to be a stock of old beer posters. One kinda neat thing about it though was the little video display they had of old beer advertisements from the 1940's. Those were pretty cool to watch; I always enjoy taking a look at video media from the past.
The farmer's market was pretty small as well. But, I got some honey there, I can't complain too much.
On a more positive side of things, watching Young Frankenstein on the side of a theatre wall was kinda cool, if not rather uncomfortable. They plan on showing Edward Scissorhands for free, I may consider going there, but this time, I'll sit closer. And I'll bring a chair.
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