No, that’s not a typo. The Marconi Automotive Museum & Foundation for Kids is reopening to the public on June 2, 2020. The museum has invested in contact-less payment options and hand sanitizer stations. Our guest’s comfortableness is our top priority....
Brett Murray from speedcafe.com wrote an article titled, Bucket List: Marconi Automotive Museum, Tustin, California. Brett writes, “with the motorsport world on hold, and travel bans in place for Australia, you might be forgiven for contemplating future...
It has been a long 8 weeks and we are excited to reopen the museum for public tours as soon as possible. The Marconi doesn’t have an opening date set at the moment but if you join our newsletter, you will be the FIRST to know when our doors will be open again....
We put together an activity booklet to go along with the museum’s online virtual tour. It’s both educational and enjoyable for children interested in automobiles. What’s the catch? Nadda. All we need is an email address from you in order to have a...
The Sultan of Brunei commissioned legendary Italian designer and engineer Pininfarina to design six one-of-a-kind Ferraris. No. 4 of the secret six and the only groundbreaking Ferrari to make it out of the jungle alive, making it one of the rarest and most interesting...
Yes, you read that right. There is a 7 question scavenger hunt at The Marconi for the taking. All you need to do is check-in at the front office and ask our museum greeter for The Marconi Scavenger Hunt. After you get your sheet of paper, the hunt is on and the...
Whether you are a seasoned car aficionado or new to the car world and are looking to have an awe inspiring event, we welcome you to the Marconi Automotive Museum, Orange County’s more unique destination. We house a beautiful collection of high performance automobiles and a venue perfectly built for social, corporate, and wedding events. And the best news of all, is that we are a non-profit foundation benefitting children’s charities throughout Orange County.
Call 714.258.3001 to learn more about The Marconi.
In 1994 Dick and John Marconi donated their entire car collection to the Marconi Foundation for Kids. Since then, it has grown to over 100 vehicles totaling 60 million dollars. The museum and collection are now used as a tool to generate money for children charities throughout Orange County.
Call (714)-258-3001 to learn more about The Marconi.
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No, that’s not a typo. The Marconi Automotive Museum & Foundation for Kids is reopening to the public on June 2, 2020. The museum has invested in contact-less payment options and hand sanitizer stations. Our guest’s comfortableness is our top priority....
Brett Murray from speedcafe.com wrote an article titled, Bucket List: Marconi Automotive Museum, Tustin, California. Brett writes, “with the motorsport world on hold, and travel bans in place for Australia, you might be forgiven for contemplating future...
It has been a long 8 weeks and we are excited to reopen the museum for public tours as soon as possible. The Marconi doesn’t have an opening date set at the moment but if you join our newsletter, you will be the FIRST to know when our doors will be open again....
We put together an activity booklet to go along with the museum’s online virtual tour. It’s both educational and enjoyable for children interested in automobiles. What’s the catch? Nadda. All we need is an email address from you in order to have a...
Yes, you read that right. There is a 7 question scavenger hunt at The Marconi for the taking. All you need to do is check-in at the front office and ask our museum greeter for The Marconi Scavenger Hunt. After you get your sheet of paper, the hunt is on and the...
