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  1. www.lacma.org › ticketsTickets - LACMA

    Visitor with Disability. $19. $24. Free Admission. Youth (12 & under) and Teens (13–17) Residing in L.A. County. NexGenLA members and one guest. NexGenLA is a free membership for kids under 17 years who live in L.A. County. L.A. County residents, weekdays after 3 pm with valid ID. Active-duty military (including National Guard and Reserve ...

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  2. lacountylibrary.org › discoverDiscover & Go – La County Library

    digital library. Explore SoCal museums and other great destinations for free. With your LA County Library card, you can reserve passes to Southern California museums for FREE through Discover & Go, a program that partners with LA County Library to offer free and low-cost passes for museums and other cultural destinations. How to Reserve a Pass:

  3. mommypoppins.com › los-angeles-kids › museumsLACMA: Why You Should Visit, Even Though the Museum Is Gone

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    So, what’s opening on April 1? The Pavilion for Japanese Art will remain closed, but the two buildings designed by Renzo Piano (BCAM and the Resnick Pavilion) are being incorporated into the new museum design. Here’s the good news: Metropolis II, the Chris Burden living, whirring piece of art that every child I’ve ever met adores, happens to reside...

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    Once your kids have had their fill of Metropolis (or it goes on break, or your eardrums demand some silence—whichever comes first), head outside, where you can honestly spend a whole day. You can: 1. Have lunch at the newly opened Ray’s + Stark Bar, where the food is truly delicious, the cocktails crisp, and the setting soothing. Opens April 7 2. O...

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    They say construction (which will span Wilshire Blvd., cost about $700 million, and somehow end up with less room for the art) will be completed at the end of 2023, and the museum will fully reopen in early 2024. Coming soon? Peeking through the construction fence at what is currently a giant hole in the ground, that notion made my kids burst out l...

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    LACMAis still free for children and their parents, courtesy of the Nexgen membership program. The museum is also free to all LA County residents after 3pm. Tickets, for members and NexGen members as well, must be reserved in advance; there will be no onsite ticketing. All visitors over two must wear masks. The museum is open weekdays (except Wednes...

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  4. upgradedpoints.com › best-museums-in-los-angelesThe 23 Best Museums in Los Angeles, California [2024]

    • The Autry Museum of the American West. The Autry Museum of the American West is the premier spot to learn about the U.S. westward expansion and the fascinating years that followed this territory’s settlement.
    • Banning Museum. The Banning House Museum is a history museum honoring Phineas Banning, the so-called “father of the LA Port.” Originally built in 1854, it was a private residence until 1925 and opened as a museum in 1927.
    • Cayton Children’s Museum. Located in Santa Monica, the Cayton Children’s Museum is a favorite among local and out-of-town families. The museum is home to 5 separate exhibit wings that cover topics from imagination and creativity to learning about careers and the world.
    • Fort MacArthur Museum. Fort MacArthur was once a military base that served to protect San Pedro Bay. It was first built in 1914. However, after much of the fort was decommissioned in 1974, it was later opened as a history museum in 1985.

  5. www.lacma.org › plan-your-visitPlan Your Visit | LACMA

    Walk-up tickets are available, but timeslots do sell out and may not be available. Advance timed-entry tickets are highly recommended. All visitors, including LACMA members and NexGenLA youth members, may purchase or reserve an advance timed-entry ticket online or at the LACMA Ticket Office during regular museum hours, or by calling the LACMA Ticket Office at 323 857-6010, 10 am–5 pm, Monday ...

  6. www.discoverlosangeles.com › things-to-do › theThe Guide to Museums Free-for-All in Los Angeles

    Mar 18, 2024 · The Los Angeles County Museum of Art (5905 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles 90036) is the largest art museum in the western United States, with a collection that includes more than 142,000 objects that span 6,000 years of history - dating from antiquity to the present, encompassing the geographic world and nearly the entire history of art.

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    21 hours ago · Even in a place like Los Angeles, ... The tickets are rather steep in comparison with other playspaces ($22 for ages 6 and over, $12 for ages 3 to 5, $59 for a family four-pack and toddlers up to ...