Burbank, CA – On January 23, the Martial Arts History Museum will be honoring one of the icons of the martial arts industry, Dennis Ichikawa. Ichikawa was one of the early pioneers of bringing the Korean art of Tang Soo Do into the public eye as he...

We have some excellent events that are coming this year. But before I begin, let me make a special announcement: the Martial Arts History Museum's HALL OF FAME “VOLUME 2” book is now available. A 300-page book with six pages dedicated to each inductee...

Burbank, CA –- Yesterday, the Dreamworks company made it a special day for the local kids to enjoy a free, early screening of Kung Fu Panda 3. Working in connection with Burbank's Martial Arts History Museum, over 200 kids and families got a front row...

Burbank, CA – America's one and only Martial Arts History Museum received a generous donation from the Alan Horn Foundation this week. Horn, former Warner Bros. Chief and since 2012, currently serves as Chairman of the Walt Disney Studios, has...

Burbank, CA – The latest martial arts film to hit the market is White Tiger. Filmed entirely on location in Thailand, this new action-packed movie includes some of the greatest martial arts champions of all time. Kickboxing legend and action star Don...

November events at the Museum November 7, 4 pm Cost: $10 TOM BLOOM DAY at the Museum Please join us to celebrate the life and legend of one of the most noted and respected martial arts instructors for the past several decades. A trainer of...

Burbank, CA – The Samurai, classical warriors of Japan, dominated Japan's military, political and social culture for almost a thousand years. Ferocious fighting men, they have become known as much for their “spirituality” as for their lethal combative...

Burbank, CA – This weekend, October 11, the Martial Arts History Museum launches the first of many new animatronic creations for the public to enjoy. As the skull and crossbones head greets audiences with the famous “dead men tell no tales” on the...

BURBANK, CA – Eric Lee is one of the most notable pioneers in the martial arts industry. It was Lee that changed history by being one of the first and most successful forms and weapons competitor in the nation. In a time when only Karate practitioners...

BURBANK, CA – One of the most unique and memorial artifacts of martial arts film genre is the “Flying Guillotine.” First debuted in the movie of the same name, “The Flying Guillotine” in early 1970s, over a dozen films have used this legendary weapon....