Southern California is home to some of the most iconic museums in the nation, showcasing everything from contemporary art and history to music and scientific discoveries. On Sunday, March 16, 2025, you can explore many of these cultural institutions for free during the highly anticipated SoCal Museums Free-for-All Day!
Whether you’re a seasoned museumgoer or just looking for a fun and budget-friendly day out, this annual event is the perfect chance to immerse yourself in world-class exhibits—without spending a dime.
What is SoCal Museums Free-for-All Day?
Each year, museums across Southern California come together to offer a one-day-only free admission event, making arts and culture accessible to everyone.
With over 30 participating museums, this event gives visitors a unique opportunity to explore a wide range of exhibits—from prehistoric fossils and space exploration to legendary music artifacts and modern masterpieces.
If you’ve ever wanted to explore SoCal’s rich museum scene, this is your chance!
Which Museums Are Participating?
Here are some of the top museums taking part in this year’s Free-for-All Day:
🎨 The Broad – A must-see for contemporary art lovers, featuring works by Yayoi Kusama, Jean-Michel Basquiat, and Jeff Koons. (Advance reservations recommended)
🏛 LACMA (Los Angeles County Museum of Art) – The largest art museum in the western U.S., featuring masterpieces from the Renaissance to modern installations. (Advance reservations required)
🎬 Academy Museum of Motion Pictures – Step into Hollywood’s past and explore the world of filmmaking. (Advance reservations recommended)
🌵 Autry Museum of the American West – Dive into the diverse cultures, stories, and history of the American West. (Advance reservations recommended)
🎶 The GRAMMY Museum – Celebrate music’s greatest legends and explore interactive exhibits about the recording industry. (Advance reservations required)
🦴 La Brea Tar Pits & Museum – Witness Ice Age fossils and see paleontology in action! (Advance reservations recommended)
🖼 MOCA (Museum of Contemporary Art) – Explore some of the most groundbreaking and thought-provoking contemporary artworks. (Advance reservations recommended)
🕍 Skirball Cultural Center – Discover exhibits on Jewish heritage, history, and cultural innovation. (Advance reservations required)
Click here to view full list.
Note: The Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County is not participating in this year’s Free-for-All event. Be sure to check the official SoCal Museums website for the complete and up-to-date list of participating locations.
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