Activities Downtown & Bunker Hill

The Broad

A contemporary-art anchor on Bunker Hill. The collection is free to visit; special exhibitions can have separate tickets.

Location
221 S. Grand AvenueDowntown & Bunker Hill
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Patterned facade of The Broad in Downtown Los Angeles, photographed in November 2015

Levi Clancy / Wikimedia Commons, 2015. Resized and compressed; display crops vary. · CC0: License; Source

A place worth knowing

Let one work hold your attention before moving to the next. The building makes an immediate impression, but there is no need to turn the collection into a checklist.

Book a free timed ticket if you want a firmer plan; walk-ups are also welcomed. Check which experience your ticket includes, particularly for special exhibitions and the Infinity Mirrored Room. Expansion works affect nearby access, so consult the museum’s current directions. The cover is an exterior photograph from 2015, not a view of today’s installations.

Practical details last checked 20 Sept 2026

Find your way.

The Broad

221 S. Grand Avenue, 90012, Los Angeles

Metro A and E lines serve Grand Avenue Arts/Bunker Hill. Check current station access and the museum’s construction notices.

Accessibility

Access details have not been confirmed.

Opening hours

Regular opening hours
MondayClosed
Tuesday11:00–17:00
Wednesday11:00–17:00
Thursday11:00–20:00
Friday11:00–17:00
Saturday10:00–18:00
Sunday10:00–18:00

26 Nov 2026: Closed Annual closure listed by the museum

25 Dec 2026: Closed Annual closure listed by the museum

Coming up here.

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EventExhibitions

Yoko Ono: Music of the Mind

An invitation to participate, imagine and listen at The Broad. Seven decades of Yoko Ono’s work, in a separately ticketed exhibition.

Today · 11:00US$21

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