and in 2006 Los Angeles magazine named it as one of LA's strangest places to see films. The Fox Theatre was added to the National Register of Historic Places in October 2006. Restoration The Fullerton Historic Theatre Foundation is currently restoring the building. In 2007, the theater received nearly $2 million in grant money from the state of California. The tentative date for completion of the restoration work was originally scheduled for 2010. According to many members of the foundation in 2013, the theatre was expected to reopen in somewhere between 3 and 5 years' time. During the theatre's construction, the courtyard has opened two restaurants: a coffeehouse and a German restaurant. Gallery References External links Fox Fullerton website Recent photographs of the Fox Fullerton 1925 establishments in California Buildings and structures in Fullerton, California Cinemas and movie theaters in California Cinema of Southern California Culture of Fullerton, California Italianate architecture in California Movie palaces National Register of Historic Places in Orange County, California Theatres completed in 1925 Theatres in Orange County, California Theatres on the National Register of Historic Places in California Vaudeville theaters Entertainment companies based in California Entertainment companies established in 1925 Tourist attractions in Fullerton, California