Los Angeles County Museum of Art

This museum is very beautiful and large. I brought my two kids here which was very difficult to keep them in order. There are lots of no touching rules, staying away from the walls, not crossing lines, and keeping your backpack in front of you. Definitely don't recommend this as a kids place.

I love LACMA. My children have both been Next Gen members since they were toddlers. It is such an amazing organization with so much to offer the city of L.A.

I absolutely adore LACMA!!!! There are a ton of different exhibits, and while you can always count on some exhibits remaining the same, the museum seems to be ever-changing. I love how everything is laid out and it's close proximity to the La Brea Tar Pits and plenty of food options. Food trucks line the street frequently, so you can eat something different every time you come.

My favorite part though is the NexGen program, which allows children up to age 17 to enjoy the museum for free and bring one adult guest for free with their entry.

I love LACMA! This museum is constantly changing their exhibitions and has a huge collection of ancient and historical art and artifacts. I really enjoyed the ancient Buddhist and Hindu collections. The museum is very large and each building has multiple floors so it's easy to spend an entire day here. During the week, LA county residents are free after 3pm. Also, there is ample free street parking if you go at a less busy time during the week.

A great place to spend a day exploring the exhibitions. Not every exhibit is going to be a standout but you've got to appreciate everyone's perspective. The cafe and outdoor seating were a great place to refuel for more exploring.

It has been a couple of years since someone came along to write some lines about you here. You have changed recently and maybe because of this people don't really know what to say. But I know: Thank you for the BCAM, thanks for the Resnick pavillion! Thanks for turning this place into a location where I want to hang out, enjoy art, friends & food. Thanks LACMA!