by aadmin | Sep 1, 2026 | Blog
Get to Exposition Park on a Saturday and watch the visitors go through. Families head from the parking structures toward the dinosaurs at one museum and the space shuttle at another, and in-between both those spots, they walk straight past a low and elegant building,...
by aadmin | Sep 1, 2026 | Blog
Google the name, and you will find lots of listings with a strikethrough. Let me save you the trip right now. The MOCA Pacific Design Center closed its doors permanently on 24 February 2019, after eighteen years of operating as MOCA’s West Hollywood satellite....
by aadmin | Sep 1, 2026 | Blog
If you were to ask a random ten families from this area why they traveled up to the Sepulveda Pass, nine out of those ten would give you the same answer. Noah’s Ark. Skirball Cultural Center has a permanent children’s exhibition which is so impressive that...
by aadmin | Sep 1, 2026 | Blog
Most tour guides assume that a museum is one place and one activity you do once. That does not apply to this one. The Hammer Museum Los Angeles has three completely distinct uses and each of the locals who love it is likely to use it for another purpose. First, the...
by aadmin | Sep 1, 2026 | Blog
It is no coincidence that people choose to watch films at AMC The Grove 14 even if it means driving past three closer cinemas. AMC The Grove 14 is not an ordinary multiplex, and calling it a mall cinema is like calling The Chateau Marmont in Hollywood just a hotel....
by aadmin | Aug 31, 2026 | Blog
Everybody who comes into this building gets one thing wrong. They start on the ground floor, wander and run out of steam somewhere between the third and the fourth levels. And it’s a shame, because the best stuff is still ahead of them at that point. The Academy...
