Free: Mondays

LACMA has free holiday Mondays sponsored by Target.

Target Free Holiday Mondays

Special programming and free admission for all on:

Monday, Martin Luther King Day
Monday, Presidents’ Day
Monday, Memorial Day
Monday, Labor Day
Monday, Columbus Day

* Hours
* Directions and Public Transportation
* Parking
* Wheelchair Access
* Pay What You Wish After Five
* Construction and Collections Access

Hours

LACMA is open every day except Wednesdays, Thanksgiving, and Christmas.

Monday 12 noon–8 pm
Tuesday 12 noon–8 pm
Wednesday CLOSED
Thursday 12 noon–8 pm
Friday 12 noon–9 pm
Saturday 11 am–8 pm
Sunday 11 am–8 pm

Parking is free after 7 pm in the 6th Street parking garage

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