Muckenthaler Teen Arts Center with the City of Placentia

The Muckenthaler Cultural Center & the City of Placentia have opened a full-time teen arts center in Placentia!

The Muckenthaler Cultural Center opened its first ever full-time satellite center in Placentia on March 25, 2015 with the City of Placentia.
Muckenthaler Teen Arts Center
116 Walnut St.
Placentia, CA 92870

Located in Kraemer Memorial Park, the Teen Arts Center will offer free classes focused on the arts, including a music recording studio in partnership with RYTMO (Reaching Youth Through Music Opportunities) a local Orange County nonprofit in association with Love & Laughter Music and the Berklee City of Music Network.

This exciting opportunity is the result of support from the City of Placentia, the Boys & Girls Club, the Muckenthaler Cultural Center, local organizations and benefactors of the community.

The Muckenthaler Cultural Center offers extraordinary exhibitions, performances and engaging educational programs to Orange County’s diverse communities and beyond. The Muckenthaler home was built in Fullerton by Walter and Adella Muckenthaler in 1924 atop a hill in Fullerton as part of a wedding present from Samuel Kraemer, one of Placentia’s founders. So it is only fitting we return to Placentia the gift of the arts. In its 50th year, the Muck produces more than 75 performances, gallery exhibits, festivals and special events; and more than 2,000 hours of arts education classes at The Muck and in 28 outreach sites serving more than 45,000 people every year including the Placentia Library and our new teen center. Our new STEAM programs combine the arts with science and technology in 4 school districts. We look forward to being a regular part of Placentia life.

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