A retrospective of Los Angeles arts and artists (Pacific Standard Time: Art In L.A. 1945-1980)

One of the largest collaborative art projects in Southern California officially kicked off last weekend. Pacific Standard Time: Art In Los Angeles 1945-1980 is a long overdue project that celebrates Los Angeles' contribution to and impact on the arts and popular culture. Over 60 museums and cultural venues are joining forces across Southern California (from Berkeley to San Diego) to share with the world the significant works, artforms and artists that this era in L.A. has produced.

Museum Free-For-All weekend is final weekend of L.A. Arts Month

As January's Los Angeles Arts Month draws to a close, what better way to end the month than with a visit to your favorite museum(s)? How about visiting a museum for FREE?!? This year's Museum Free-For-All weekend takes place Saturday, January 29-Sunday, January 30. Participating museums include the Autry National Center, California Science Center, and the Getty Center. For a full list of participating museums and schedules, visit ExperienceLA.com and get your museum fill this weekend!

Museum free for all

If you didn't have the opportunity to partake in last week's National Museum Day, you're in luck! This weekend (Oct. 3-4), 24 museums in Los Angeles and Orange County are participating in a "Museum-Free-For-All." This is a great opportunity to experience what Southern California has to offer in art, cultural heritage, natural history and science. Museums involved range from The Getty Center, and Natural History Museum of LA County, to the Craft and Folk Art Museum and Japanese American National Museum. For a complete list of museums, and to see what days they're participating, visit our partner site, MuseumsLA.org. Plan your day, visit an old favorite, or see something new.