Click on Roller Bunny (above)
wearing his mask
to donate to The Bunny Museum
(through givelively.org)

to assist with expenses accrued during
the year-long shutdown

The


Masks or face coverings are recommended.


Tickets are available at the door.


No reservations required.

e Bunny


photo by Eric Axene for Altadena Arts

Co-founders, Steve Lubanski and Candace Frazee are next to the museum's
"No Funny-Bunny Business in 2020"
— exhibit about COVID-19 pandemic —
ALL BLUE BUNNIES
to show support and thanks
for health care professionals
and essential front-line workers
(all blue items donated during the museum's year-long shutdown)

 

  


 

 

The Bunny Museum has to date

45,737

bunny objects

Bunnies aren’t just special for Easter.
Bunnies are a part of our everyday lives
from literature to film to advertising to slang.
Got dust bunnies in your home?
Remember rabbit ear antennas?
Do you know what a rabbet plane is?
Have you ever eaten a Welsh Rabbit?
Do you know what a dewlap is?
What’s a cecal?
Do you know that bunnies purr?

Can you see the bunny on the moon?
Were you born in the Year of the Bunny?
Why does a bunny keep on going and going?
Hop around and find out.
The Bunny Museum will inspire and instruct.
BYOE!

 



 



 

Point & Shoot cameras only permitted.
(e.g. cell phones)


Please: no flash, tripods, video cameras,
easels, or selfie sticks. 

 

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The last ticketed entry time Mon-Sat 
is 5:30 pm
Museum closes at 6:00 pm

The last ticketed entry time Sun 
is 4:30 pm
Museum closes at 5:00 pm


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