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Street Talk: The Bunny Museum

404 views · Published 27 March 2016 · 1:28 · Indexed 3 October 2026

Channel: FRANK151 · 2016 · Entertainment

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If you’re looking to celebrate Easter Sunday without attending church, hop on over to the Bunny Museum in Pasadena, California. Museum owners Candace Frazee and Steve Lubanski have been collecting bunny ephemera for over 20 years, and now the two have opened their home to the public, exposing what is known as the largest bunny collection in the world consisting of over 30,000 pieces. 

Since 1993, the no-larger-than-1200-sq-ft house has been slowly filling up with bunny stuff. In a romance sweeter than Easter chocolate, the couple started gifting each other with fluffy memorabilia, promising to give each other one bunny gift a day, until eternity. And while some may unofficially call the home a museum, others may look at the Pasadena residence as some kind of hoarders den. The house is filled with what you would expect from that A&E show: packed hallways, antiques, broken ceramic pieces, living bunnies, several stuffed ones, and a couple dead ones too. 

In an effort to get the full story behind these hip-hopping hoarders, video columnist and documentarian JJ Anderson met with Frazee and Lubanski to discuss all things rabbit. And while the couple can shockingly recite every single bunny trinket within the museum, the video happens to reveal much more.

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