The Bunny Museum hopped into beautiful and bunny-ful being in a private Pasadena home over 25 years ago, as any longtime fan of the long-earred location knows. But over the last several years ...

The Eaton Fire destroyed the world’s largest bunny collection — more than 60,000 items — at The Bunny Museum in Altadena. But Steve Lubanski and his wife Candace Frazee are already planning ...

The Bunny Museum opened in a 7,000-square-foot building in Altadena in 2017. It is where they will rebuild, the couple said. And the bequest from a fellow bunny enthusiast is a much-needed boost.

Among the losses in the devastating Eaton fire was The Bunny Museum, husband-and-wife Steve Lubanski and Candace Frazee’s grand ode to the world’s hoppiest animal, the rabbit.

The Bunny Museum, a quirky Altadena gem, vows to rebuild following fire The rabbit-themed repository, home to over 46,000 bunny items, has burned down.

As museum acquisitions go, this one was bittersweet. More than 11,000 bunny items of every shape and size boosted the decimated collection of Altadena’s iconic The Bunny Museum Tuesday, when the ...

The Bunny Museum started as a love story in 1998, when Lubanski gifted Frazee with a stuffed plush rabbit. This origin-story bunny was saved from the fire. Their quirky collection grew until they ...