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This is the kind of museum where you can spend the entire day and probably still not see everything. The California Science Center is huge and packed with so much that kids of all ages love. Exhibit A: the Space Shuttle Endeavour on display (I literally saw my 5-year-old's jaw drop when she first took it in.) There's also an aquarium with tons of l...
Much of the modern art at this downtown museum is bright, colorful, and bound to capture the imagination of your child (who doesn't get inspired by a giant balloon dog?). The Broad is large and impressive too, encompassing 50,000 square feet of exhibit space. Not everything here is suitable for young eyes, and while admission to the museum's perman...
Got a kid who's into trains? If so, Travel Townin Griffith Park is a must-see. This outdoor railway museum features several real steam locomotives that kids can walk around, and in some cases, climb aboard. Other historic vehicles like an old milk delivery truck and a circus wagon are on display inside the museum's pavilion, which also houses a pla...
Hands down, the Griffith Observatoryis one of the greatest spots in LA for capturing gorgeous photos and is worth a visit for the view alone. The museum, sitting on the southern slope of Mount Hollywood, is an icon that has been featured in dozens of movies and TV shows. Catch a glimpse of the Pacific Ocean, take a selfie with the Hollywood sign, a...
Also located at Exposition Park is the California African American Museum, which focuses on the culture and heritage of our state's African American population. There are rotating exhibits that examine a wide range of art and culture. Older kids and teens will be drawn to CAAM's civil rights history, as well as the museum's special exhibitions. Cur...
The Fowler Museum at UCLAexplores global arts and cultures, with an emphasis on works from Africa, Asia, the Pacific, and the Americas. Family programs include Story Time, Kids in the Courtyard (hands-on art projects inspired by an artwork on view), and Family Jam, an interactive series featuring musicians, artists, storytellers, and other performe...
Parents rejoice: the Museum of Contemporary Artoffers free general admission at both of its DTLA locations. That means you can bring your family to see modern works of art including paintings by Jackson Pollock (most kids seem to relate to his splatter paint style!) There are plenty of multimedia installations on display too that are thought-provok...
If your kids are locals, they can visit the Los Angeles County Museum of Art for free any time, and you get to come along for the ride. Through LACMA's NextGen program, LA children under 17 get free admission for themselves and one caretaker who accompanies them. That means your kids get to see cool exhibits like Levitating Mass, the giant floating...
This UCLA art museum in Westwood regularly hosts pop-up art activities and movie screenings that will appeal to kids. On an everyday visit to the Hammer Museum, young art history buffs can take in works by Van Gogh and Titian on display in the museum's permanent collection. (Beware of some of the edgy contemporary exhibits which are not appropriate...
If you have a profound love for exotic vintage cars, this is the place to go. The Nethercutthas a collection of over 250 classic automobiles dating from the 1890s to the 1960s. Dive into the past by witnessing the evolution of automobile history. It's completely free to everyone, and it also offers free ample parking. Buckle up and enjoy the ride. ...
Mar 15, 2024 · Stay up to date on the best things to do, see and eat in L.A. Several of them are always free: the Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA), the Broad, the Getty Center and Villa, the African...
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Members enjoy free admission to the Museum and discounted admission for their guests, along with other perks. Become a member of BCM! Admission to the Museum is free every Thursday from 2 pm–5 pm, courtesy of Amazon. Tickets can be reserved in advance online, as well as at BCM on the day-of.
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Jan 13, 2023 · 1. Kidspace Children's Museum. Kidspace hosts a free family night on the first Friday of every month from 3pm-6pm. Set your alarms for two weeks ahead of the first Friday you want to go because advance reservations are required, and this is when they become available. 2. Skirball Cultural Center.
Jan 2, 2024 · Free for L.A. County residents Mon–Fri 3–5pm (closed first Tue of the month). The NHM’s original Beaux Arts structure was the first museum building in L.A., opening in 1913 with Exposition ...
