Museum of Dream Space Beverly Center, #656, 8500 Beverly Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90048 The museum follows COVID safety guidelines with timed ticket entry, social distancing, added plexiglass, hand sanitizer stations throughout the museum and limited capacity.
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From walking past dinosaur bones that once walked this earth 65 million years ago to entering a room full of butterflies in the Butterfly Pavilion exhibit, the community comes face to face with some of the world’s ancient and extinct creatures in a modern-day world. As one of the most famous museums in all of Los Angeles County, the Natural History Museum offers some of the most exciting and unbelievable pieces of art one could ever experience. The Natural History Museum is now open to the public after remaining closed for more than a year due to COVID-19 restrictions against indoor operations. The Natural History Museum 900 W Exposition Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90007 Natural History Museum (Daniel Fajardo Valenti via Flickr) The museum is following COVID safety precautions by doing temperature checks upon entry, mandating social distancing and mask-wearing, and having sanitation areas. With everyone going through emotionally challenging times right now, the World of Illusions offers visitors a way out of their own reality. Each exhibit experience offers visitors a cool new way to spend their day through warped perceptions of reality that play tricks on the mind, experience life upside down and relieve some frustrations with a good ol’ plate smashing. The museum is based on childlike memories and perceptions of cartoons, movies and even a few current events. The World of Illusions is a dream for all social media fanatics. World of Illusions 6751 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90028
The Getty Center also has plans for reopening to begin late May. The Villa welcomes the community back with a new featured exhibition, “Mesopotamia: Civilization Begins.” COVID safety guidelines include pre-arranged reservations, temperature checks, social distancing and mask-wearing. Housing works by the great Vincent Van Gogh, Rembrandt, Lysippos and other masters of art, the Villa is known for being one of the most wealthy museums in terms of collection pieces. The Getty Villa Museum has officially opened to the public once again after being closed as a result of COVID safety health guidelines. The Getty Villa Museum 17985 Pacific Coast Hwy, Pacific Palisades, CA 90272 Getty Villa ( Chris Torres) The aquarium requires advanced reservations, masks, temperature checks at the door as well as social distancing. The aquarium has reopened its three main galleries which display a variety of sea life such as eels, leopard sharks, jellyfish, sea otters, colorful fish and a giant Pacific octopus. COVID safety guidelines include advanced reservation for entry, temperature checks, mask-wearing and social distancing.Īquarium of the Pacific 100 Aquarium Way, Long Beach, CA 90802 Aquarium of the Pacific (Mustafa Sayed via Flickr)Īquarium of the Pacific has been open to the public since March 16, offering access to its indoor galleries and exhibits. The museum showcases a wide range of historical pieces that are ready to be seen once again. artist Cauleen Smith, according to the LACMA website. Some of these new exhibits include a video installation by artist Bill Viola called “Slowly Turning Narrative,” works by Japanese artist Yoshitomo Nara and a film and installation exhibit called “Give it Or Leave It” by the L.A. The museum will also be offering six brand new exhibits for culturally excited museum-goers to witness. LACMA is a hot spot for all, including vloggers, Instagrammers, tourists and locals. The Los Angeles County Museum of Art has finally reopened after having to close its doors for over a year.
Los Angeles County Museum of Art 5905 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90036 LACMA ( Chris Torres) Here is a list of some museums and art exhibits in Los Angeles that are currently open. However, there will still be restrictions in place, such as venues operating at only 25% capacity with mask-wearing protocols and social distancing. As the daily number of COVID-19 cases begins to drop due to the increased distribution of the vaccine, museums, aquariums, galleries and botanical gardens are preparing to open their doors to the public once more.Īs the county has entered California’s reopening blueprint in the less restrictive orange tier, museums are finally welcoming guests back inside.
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