Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County
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Inspiring wonder, discovery, and responsibility for our natural and cultural worlds. Open 9:30am - 5pm daily, closed the first Tuesday of every month.
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Caregivers and children (ages 0–5) can enjoy cat-themed stories before exploring the gallery to learn more about the felines that inspire them.
The program will continue every 3rd weekend through the new year! Visit our official site for details.
go.nhm.org/cat-storytime
The program will continue every 3rd weekend through the new year! Visit our official site for details.
go.nhm.org/cat-storytime
Cat Storytime
Join Museum Educators for storytime in the Fierce! Classroom, as part of Fierce! The Story of Cats exhibition. Caregivers and children (ages 0–5) can enjoy cat-themed stories–then explore the gallery ...
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November 14, 2025 at 11:53 PM
Caregivers and children (ages 0–5) can enjoy cat-themed stories before exploring the gallery to learn more about the felines that inspire them.
The program will continue every 3rd weekend through the new year! Visit our official site for details.
go.nhm.org/cat-storytime
The program will continue every 3rd weekend through the new year! Visit our official site for details.
go.nhm.org/cat-storytime
In 1963, the Art Department relocated to its own museum in Hancock Park—LACMA—and the Exposition Park facility became the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County.
Curious to learn more? Read all about The NHM Story below. go.nhm.org/1913
Curious to learn more? Read all about The NHM Story below. go.nhm.org/1913
The NHM Story
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November 6, 2025 at 6:44 PM
In 1963, the Art Department relocated to its own museum in Hancock Park—LACMA—and the Exposition Park facility became the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County.
Curious to learn more? Read all about The NHM Story below. go.nhm.org/1913
Curious to learn more? Read all about The NHM Story below. go.nhm.org/1913
As Senator Works left the platform, a jet of water shot up 30 feet.
The museum’s history, science, and art collection gradually outgrew the capacity of the 1913 Building, and the original structure was expanded.
The museum’s history, science, and art collection gradually outgrew the capacity of the 1913 Building, and the original structure was expanded.
November 6, 2025 at 6:44 PM
As Senator Works left the platform, a jet of water shot up 30 feet.
The museum’s history, science, and art collection gradually outgrew the capacity of the 1913 Building, and the original structure was expanded.
The museum’s history, science, and art collection gradually outgrew the capacity of the 1913 Building, and the original structure was expanded.
In the San Fernando Valley, William Mulholland would declare of the water in his famously short speech, “There it is, take it.” In Exposition Park, U.S. Senator John D. Works dedicated the site of a fountain that would occupy the center of a sunken garden as a commemoration of that aqueduct.
November 6, 2025 at 6:44 PM
In the San Fernando Valley, William Mulholland would declare of the water in his famously short speech, “There it is, take it.” In Exposition Park, U.S. Senator John D. Works dedicated the site of a fountain that would occupy the center of a sunken garden as a commemoration of that aqueduct.
Learn how they're “Rumbling and Rolling for the People” in our latest #LAonWheels story celebrating Native American Heritage Month.
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Rumbling and Rolling for the People
Sam Bearpaw | Redrum MC
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November 5, 2025 at 12:35 AM
Learn how they're “Rumbling and Rolling for the People” in our latest #LAonWheels story celebrating Native American Heritage Month.
go.nhm.org/sam-bearpaw
go.nhm.org/sam-bearpaw