So much high quality free museums in LA. I have never been to the Getty center, but it looks more roman than rome. Great video in finding and showing us our culture in Los Angeles.
i'm biased cause i work for the library but i second what another commenter said about Central Library in downtown. It might even count for being another free museum, since we have a number of galleries with different rotating exhibits every few months. My favourite (no longer available, sadly) was about unique hyperspecific social clubs around LA: The Breakfast Club, Cloudwatcher's Club, Pigeon Rollers, among others... it really showed me how many unique communities exist in the city. What you said at the end about doing the things you want to do before it's too late really touched me, because having worked at various library branches in LA, I had this goal in mind of wanting to visit all 72 of them... now they are 71, because sadly Pacific Palisades branch was completely destroyed, before I ever had the chance to visit it. We have a fundraiser to rebuild it, if you check out the top banner on the Library Foundation website, but it will still take a long time to get there, and the beautiful old building with its painted murals and collection of books is gone. I wish I had seen it.
Repping the best of LA, as always. Thanks for the reminders of what a great place this is, and for the words of wisdom on how to survive and help others thive.
Appreciate all you do with these videos by showing us how to appreciate culture in accessible ways and show how we can contribute to help with the LA Fires.
Heres a few spots to recommend. The dtla central library. Its an amazing 7 level bldg with amazing architecture inside and out. Plus, a giftshop inside. The last bookstore where on 2nd level there are tiny art galleries. All free. All metro accessible. Nobody walks in LA. Except the cool.
yes! plus the central library always has the museum with rotating exhibits on the second floor. I would also wanna add griffith observatory and the holocaust museum at the pan pacific park
I love seeing Los Angeles on foot. You see so much more character when you use public transportation, bike, or walk. I live in D.C. and love free museums. Thanks for this!
I used to work as a Museum Guide at the IAMLA, Adobe, Chinese American museum, etc. It sounds like you spoke to my former colleague Rick! He’s awesome, a great storyteller and SO knowledgeable. I miss him! So glad you had that experience at the IAMLA.
*the other MOCA/ Geffen Contemporary is in Little Tokyo. In OC, the OCMA museum in Costa Mesa is also free and pretty cool if a bit small in scope. Love your videos!
An awesome idea that combines this video and your previous metro vids could be visting all the metro rail stations and viewing the specific art/design of each station since they're all uniquely decorated
great video! i did not realize that the getty center was free some art galleries and museums that i’ve been to that have been free in LA: 1) los angeles municipal art gallery in barnsdall art park near hollywood, 2) blum gallery in culver city, 3) exhibit spaces in the la central library in downtown, and 4) the museum/display portion (?) of the griffith observatory
I work at the Getty Center and we love our Getty deer, so I loved the clip of the deer fighting. I've never seen them on that hillside! We have indeed reopened. I haven't been to the Villa and many of the museums on this list, whereas others like the Fowler and Hammer sent me on trips down memory lane. Thanks for this video.
you should check out the autry museum in griffith park! it’s right across from the zoo. they have free afternoons tues/wed. in my opinion it’s worth paying admission fee though. most of their exhibits are a native perspective of american western history. everyone should go!
Hey Brian do you know Michael Martello another LA/CA youtuber who's also originally from NY area? You guys should do a collab. First assignment "search for Tom Explores Los Angeles". Tom is the original(in my book) LA documentarian/vlogger, since 2011, but hasn't done anything since 2021). He's mia. It's an assignment only you two ex-New Yoikers can do.
@@trexinvert yes I see his Instagram videos for latimes.404. I also hope he returns to YT. Had the pleasure of going to a Santa Monica tour he was the guide of.
Loved this, I would love to see Olvera street again. We would go across from Union Station between trains as a child going to Grandmother's in Campbell.
Love that a lot of these museums addressed climate change and that the effects of climate change actually made it into the video. Thank you for addressing that
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So much high quality free museums in LA. I have never been to the Getty center, but it looks more roman than rome. Great video in finding and showing us our culture in Los Angeles.
i'm biased cause i work for the library but i second what another commenter said about Central Library in downtown. It might even count for being another free museum, since we have a number of galleries with different rotating exhibits every few months. My favourite (no longer available, sadly) was about unique hyperspecific social clubs around LA: The Breakfast Club, Cloudwatcher's Club, Pigeon Rollers, among others... it really showed me how many unique communities exist in the city.
What you said at the end about doing the things you want to do before it's too late really touched me, because having worked at various library branches in LA, I had this goal in mind of wanting to visit all 72 of them... now they are 71, because sadly Pacific Palisades branch was completely destroyed, before I ever had the chance to visit it. We have a fundraiser to rebuild it, if you check out the top banner on the Library Foundation website, but it will still take a long time to get there, and the beautiful old building with its painted murals and collection of books is gone. I wish I had seen it.
i enjoy your videos so much. your positive attitude and love for LA is so refreshing! keep up the good work !!
Thanks! Glad you're enjoying the content! 😄
Repping the best of LA, as always. Thanks for the reminders of what a great place this is, and for the words of wisdom on how to survive and help others thive.
Thank you for the kind words. Glad you liked this one!
Appreciate all you do with these videos by showing us how to appreciate culture in accessible ways and show how we can contribute to help with the LA Fires.
I got emo seeing the Getty Villa, then a got teary eyed when he showed that photo during that interlude.
It’s sad the way things are changing 😞. But there’s again opportunity for new growth 🫶
Heres a few spots to recommend. The dtla central library. Its an amazing 7 level bldg with amazing architecture inside and out. Plus, a giftshop inside. The last bookstore where on 2nd level there are tiny art galleries. All free. All metro accessible. Nobody walks in LA. Except the cool.
Those are great recs! Thank you! Maybe I’ll do a books video?
@bemorton Bookstores. An endangered species. Include Vromans in pasadena, which also has a winebar.
yes! plus the central library always has the museum with rotating exhibits on the second floor. I would also wanna add griffith observatory and the holocaust museum at the pan pacific park
I love seeing Los Angeles on foot. You see so much more character when you use public transportation, bike, or walk. I live in D.C. and love free museums. Thanks for this!
Thanks for this great clip on Free LA museums,Hi from Australia
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching from Australia! 🦘
I used to work as a Museum Guide at the IAMLA, Adobe, Chinese American museum, etc. It sounds like you spoke to my former colleague Rick! He’s awesome, a great storyteller and SO knowledgeable. I miss him! So glad you had that experience at the IAMLA.
It was really special to get that personalized attention! Def a selling point.
The Broad is such a sleeper museum. And it’s so easy to get there.
*the other MOCA/ Geffen Contemporary is in Little Tokyo. In OC, the OCMA museum in Costa Mesa is also free and pretty cool if a bit small in scope. Love your videos!
USC Fisher Museum of Art is also free.
An awesome idea that combines this video and your previous metro vids could be visting all the metro rail stations and viewing the specific art/design of each station since they're all uniquely decorated
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Great running into you over the weekend Brian! My favorite celebrity sighting.
Yes! You too! Thanks for stopping to chat!
great video! i did not realize that the getty center was free
some art galleries and museums that i’ve been to that have been free in LA: 1) los angeles municipal art gallery in barnsdall art park near hollywood, 2) blum gallery in culver city, 3) exhibit spaces in the la central library in downtown, and 4) the museum/display portion (?) of the griffith observatory
Loved the video and your vibes!! :D
Is this guy some sort of hype man for the masses. Just big ole smiles. No real commentary about the art.
Only vibes on this channel 😎🌷✨
Super ! Thanks so much I’m always trapping these area on my channel would be nice to take a free art break! ❤
I work at the Getty Center and we love our Getty deer, so I loved the clip of the deer fighting. I've never seen them on that hillside! We have indeed reopened. I haven't been to the Villa and many of the museums on this list, whereas others like the Fowler and Hammer sent me on trips down memory lane. Thanks for this video.
Love this video! It was a pleasure meeting you at the firehouse as well Haha
Same! Thank you so much for introducing yourself! Look forward to coming back.
Fantastic video thank you. Coming to the LA for the first time this summer. This helps a lot
Glad you enjoyed it! You're gonna have a blast exploring LA!
I love your videos so much, thank you for uploading such wholesome and unique videos about Los Angeles :)
LA resident, one of my "resolutions" is to visit some new museums, so this is a very useful and timely video for me :)
I’m so glad! They were all great!
Awesome video !! Thank you so much +
So glad you're enjoying the content! 😄
Another banger video! Keep it up!
Great informative video! I go to museums often and you recommended a bunch I never heard of
you should check out the autry museum in griffith park! it’s right across from the zoo. they have free afternoons tues/wed. in my opinion it’s worth paying admission fee though. most of their exhibits are a native perspective of american western history. everyone should go!
I love the autry! 🤠
The Anna may wong exhibit looks beautiful
I used to work at the Getty Center and Villa. I do miss it sometimes.
Hey Brian do you know Michael Martello another LA/CA youtuber who's also originally from NY area?
You guys should do a collab. First assignment "search for Tom Explores Los Angeles".
Tom is the original(in my book) LA documentarian/vlogger, since 2011, but hasn't done anything since 2021). He's mia.
It's an assignment only you two ex-New Yoikers can do.
I see Tom doing videos on IG for LA Times
Latimes.404
@PC-ob8kk IG? i dont even have. I hope he returns to youtube.
@@trexinvert yes I see his Instagram videos for latimes.404. I also hope he returns to YT. Had the pleasure of going to a Santa Monica tour he was the guide of.
LA is actually home to more museums and galleries than any other city in the US
Getty is my favorite!!
It was so cool! Excited to go back. Have you ever gone to the summer concerts there?
@ not specifically for summer concerts but that sounds like a great experience to check out. Maybe I’ll go this upcoming summer!
Loved this, I would love to see Olvera street again. We would go across from Union Station between trains as a child going to Grandmother's in Campbell.
Fantastic, thank you. Next time you could include FIDIM, free Oscar costumes and more.
The MOCA Geffen in Little Tokyo [not to be confused with Chinatown] is free each month on the first Friday!
Thank you for catching that!
Hey, for the train nerds, or parents just looking for a place to take the kids for a while, Travel Town in Griffith Park is great.
Great video, learned about a couple museums that I never heard of. Fyi, the other MOCA is in Little Tokyo not Chinatown.
I give this video a 5 out of 5
Aw thanks!
Absolutely
Hey man love the videos! Super informative and entertaining! Quick question, where do you get your sunglasses from? They look awesome!
Thank you for the “Hammer? I hardly know her!”
9:28 Was that an Overly Excited Tourist reference? You gotta be joking my ass.
Youre goated
Damn. So true. 😏
love to see you wearing an N95 indoors! props for protecting yourself and others since COVID (and other airborne illness) is still very real.
I love myself and others 🥰
Video suggestion! Frank Lloyd wright houses in LA!!
What, no Psychiatry: An Industry of Death museum visit? haha
Aw lawd, climate a comin! Y'all ain't ready. Look into it, it do be a changin.
Art bangers were dope. Thank you for taking me to the museums!
Next time stop by ICA LA! We're in the arts district and always free!
MOCA second site is in Little Tokyo, not Chinatown
Thank you!
The other MOCA is in Little Tokyo
Those tostadas look fire
It was 🔥. Stand right across from the plaza on a Sunday
Love that a lot of these museums addressed climate change and that the effects of climate change actually made it into the video. Thank you for addressing that
Unfortunate, but it is bound to happen 🫤
thank you for dropping this right as I got my fat 100 pound chipotle bowl to eat while watching 😍
hell yah! Happy to keep you company 🌯
As someone who last went to the Science Center using public transit, I’m loving the LA videos
Actually I almost exclusively use public transit in DTLA
We are so back
This must’ve been before the fires.
I don't drive. I've taken the Metro to the Villa a few times.
How was it?
This challenge shows you can’t reach these museums by bus T_T
No! You can! I swear!
THE N95 ❤😷
Textiles are giving me Minecraft vibez
Frick yea
been a while since you've done a video, glad to see it===very informative. you're cute
Thank you so much! Been working on a bunch of new ideas 😄
Show us in this doll where the climate change exhibit touched you
Low culture? Cmon
Just cheesin
Why are you wearing a mask inside?
Mr 818
unfortunately we aren't all here in this climate change catastrophe. Sigh. Nice vid!