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O.C. punk exhibit showcases the sound and scene that 'put punk rock on the map'

New exhibit at the Fullerton Museum Center called 'Punk OC: From the Streets of Suburbia' kicks off April 5 with an opening reception featuring live performances by D.I. and TSOL.

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