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Monday: Closed
Tuesday: 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Wednesday: 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Thursday: 11:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Friday: 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Sunday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
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The Broad Museum in Los Angeles is absolutely phenomenal and easily one of the best museums in the city. The collection is world-class, featuring incredible works from artists like Basquiat, Warhol, and Murakami. Seeing these pieces in person is an amazing experience, especially if you appreciate contemporary and modern art. The curation is thoughtful and the galleries are beautifully laid out, making it easy to spend hours exploring. What makes it even more impressive is that admission is free, which is honestly unbelievable considering the caliber of art on display. The building itself is stunning architecturally, and the location in Downtown Los Angeles is perfect, surrounded by other great spots and things to do. The whole experience feels well organized, clean, and welcoming. Whether you live in Los Angeles or you’re just visiting from out of town, this museum is an absolute must visit. It’s one of those places that really makes you appreciate how special the LA art scene is.
Fantastic museum with fantastic artwork displace. Especially its free admission, except for the special exhibition (check their calendar for more details). Went here on Saturday morning and it getting packed with families and their kids plus tourists. Parking is a hassle (long long lines (2-3 blocks of cars waiting to get into the parking) for sure but found a free street parking (normally is not but street under construction therefore no network for the parking meter) the street behind a block away. Great building artwork and entrance was something that makes you feel excited and can’t wait to see what inside. Staff are very friendly and helpful with entrance and ticket. Once you get in, you can take the escalator to go up for the free exhibit floors or on the main floor or the paid exhibit plus the gift shop is there too near the exit door. The place from top to bottom are spacious with height, easy going vibe. Great differ artworks throughout the place. Just make you feel happy and grateful for the arts plus the Broad for making this possible for every ages to appreciate it.
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I visited The Broad in downtown Los Angeles and had a mix of great art and a little frustration. First, it was FREE. Unfortunately, I couldn’t get anything from the gift shop because I waited in line for about 10 minutes and the line never seemed to move—definitely disappointing when you’re hoping to take a memory home. That said, the art exhibits were pretty cool. Some of the standout pieces I saw included: • Rabbit by Jeff Koons — a polished stainless steel sculpture that looks like a shiny, oversized bunny.  • Balloon Dog (Blue) by Jeff Koons — a larger-than-life blue stainless steel sculpture shaped like a balloon dog.  • Tulips by Jeff Koons — a colorful bouquet of reflective stainless steel flowers that really pop in the gallery.  • Under the Table by Robert Therrien — an oversized table and chairs that makes you feel small and whimsical walking around it.  These pieces were fun, bold, and memorable—each one very different but all worth seeing. The oversized kitchen table especially gave the space a playful, immersive feel. Even with the gift shop hiccup, the art at The Broad made the visit worthwhile, especially if you enjoy contemporary work that’s both visually striking and thought‑provoking.
The Broad is a beautiful museum free to the public. The architecture is stunning and it has amazing views from the outside to the interior of the building. I recommend getting advanced reservations to see the exhibits and to make sure your time slot to visit is available. It is really easy to reserve and there is so much to see. The exhibits are amazing and are captivating to all ages. The sculptures and art pieces are just wonderful to observe and enjoy. Parking is available in the same building and is not expensive. The Walt Disney music hall is right across the street and there are restaurants available near by. There’s public transportation also available and the freeway is near by. Each van level of the museum is beautiful. The staff are a great resource and are happy to answer questions about the art work in their general area. Each piece of art can be mesmerizing and has a story to tell. Some of the world’s greatest artists have their work on display here. Looking closely and carefully, one can see how much work was involved and dedication to bring their own imaginations to life. It is so fascinating to see and discover how they were made and the reasons behind them. The museum is worth going to and is great for families, friends, going by yourself and as a date.
Love this museum.. it has a fun playful vibe.. very busy and they have a good staff helping to keep people 2 feet away from the art. It was free! The only free thing in LA, we did pay extra for the exhibit hall and I really recommend doing that.. it was less crowded and very interesting. We probably spent 3 hours here, could have spent more if we looped again through some of the more popular rooms.