
Of the 20 participating museums, only 12 are in the City of LA, and 3 of the other 8 are in Orange County. More interesting, though, is the promotion of already free museums. See, parking isn't waived; it still applies. So, the controversial Southwest Museum, which as of July has only been open on weekends, now has free admission to see its limited exhibits. This would be a good day NOT to go there, or the other free museums like the Getty.
But, go find a new one you've never been to. MOCA would be good if you don't get there that often, or try the Japanese American National Museum where they are currently showing a mind-expanding Hapa exhibit.
Maybe next year the group will include the local museums that don't already have a regional presence like the Museum of Jurassic Technology in Palms or the American Museum of Straw Art in Long Beach?
5 comments:
I love museums.
City Nerd, I need some LA related help. There is a rather larger intersection with reasonable pedestrian traffic, but the walk signs do not automatically come on (the button must be pressed for them to change). What department can I contact to request that these walk sigsn go on for every red light (it is really dangerous when people who don't press the button try to run across)? Thanks
greg-
The Department of Transportation would be the agency to talk to. If you email me (lacitynerd@gmail.com) with the location, I can more specifically assist.
glad to see you big-upping the museum of jurassic technology -- it's lots of fun (as is its next-door neighbor, the center for land use interpretation). they both list their address as culver city, not palms -- is this correct?
Actually, they are in Los Angeles, Palms, not Culver City.
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