Fri, Oct 9
LACMA Free Summer Fridays — Los Angeles County Museum of Art
The lamp forest fills up around sundown with a crowd that did not come off any tourism itinerary — younger, local, mostly here because somebody dropped it in the group chat an hour ago. Live music underneath the lamps, and the whole thing feels like a party that happens to have a museum attached.
On Friday evenings through the summer, county residents walk in for nothing. Inside runs everything from ancient Egyptian work to Basquiat to Hito Steyerl; outside, the plazas carry rotating programming that changes what the place is even for. Most museums empty out as the day cools. This one gets busier.
Wilshire Boulevard on Fridays, afternoon into the night, free with a county ID, and the garage on Sixth has room.
Text the friend you keep meaning to see. This is the plan that costs nothing and still feels like one.
The lamp forest fills up around sundown with a crowd that did not come off any tourism itinerary — younger, local, mostly here because somebody dropped it in the group chat an hour ago. Live music underneath the lamps, and the whole thing feels like a party that happens to have a museum attached.
On Friday evenings through the summer, county residents walk in for nothing. Inside runs everything from ancient Egyptian work to Basquiat to Hito Steyerl; outside, the plazas carry rotating programming that changes what the place is even for. Most museums empty out as the day cools. This one gets busier.
Wilshire Boulevard on Fridays, afternoon into the night, free with a county ID, and the garage on Sixth has room.
Text the friend you keep meaning to see. This is the plan that costs nothing and still feels like one.
On Friday evenings through the summer, county residents walk in for nothing. Inside runs everything from ancient Egyptian work to Basquiat to Hito Steyerl; outside, the plazas carry rotating programming that changes what the place is even for. Most museums empty out as the day cools. This one gets busier.
Wilshire Boulevard on Fridays, afternoon into the night, free with a county ID, and the garage on Sixth has room.
Text the friend you keep meaning to see. This is the plan that costs nothing and still feels like one.
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The lamp forest fills up around sundown with a crowd that did not come off any tourism itinerary — younger, local, mostly here because somebody dropped it in the group chat an hour ago. Live music underneath the lamps, and the whole thing feels like a party that happens to have a museum attached.
On Friday evenings through the summer, county residents walk in for nothing. Inside runs everything from ancient Egyptian work to Basquiat to Hito Steyerl; outside, the plazas carry rotating programming that changes what the place is even for. Most museums empty out as the day cools. This one gets busier.
Wilshire Boulevard on Fridays, afternoon into the night, free with a county ID, and the garage on Sixth has room.
Text the friend you keep meaning to see. This is the plan that costs nothing and still feels like one.
On Friday evenings through the summer, county residents walk in for nothing. Inside runs everything from ancient Egyptian work to Basquiat to Hito Steyerl; outside, the plazas carry rotating programming that changes what the place is even for. Most museums empty out as the day cools. This one gets busier.
Wilshire Boulevard on Fridays, afternoon into the night, free with a county ID, and the garage on Sixth has room.
Text the friend you keep meaning to see. This is the plan that costs nothing and still feels like one.
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