Accessibility

The Broad is committed to making its collection, exhibitions, building, events, and services accessible to all visitors. Please email info@thebroad.org with your accessibility requirements.

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Museum Hours

Tuesday & Wednesday & Friday | 11 am—5 pm
Thursday | 11 am—8 pm
Saturday | 10 am—6 pm
Sunday | 10 am—6 pm

Closed Mondays, Thanksgiving, and Christmas Day

Same-Day Tickets

Extra tickets are released online daily at thebroad.org/tickets. Walk ups are also available.

Know Before You Go & FAQ

Everything you need to know for your visit, including frequently asked questions, reserving advance tickets, and planning your visit.

Mobile Guide

The Broad’s free mobile guide on Bloomberg Connects offers interactive maps, free audio tours, and content in multiple language options! No download required.


Directions & Parking

Parking Update: March 17-20

Due to nearby special events, Grand Avenue and 2nd Street will be fully closed from 8:00 am–2:00 pm each day March 17–20. The Broad's parking garage will be inaccessible during these hours. After 2:00 pm, the garage will reopen and can be accessed as usual. 

During closure hours (8:00 am – 2:00 pm, March 17–20): The Broad's parking garage will be closed. Do not follow GPS to The Broad. It may route you to closed streets. 

Where to park: Walt Disney Concert Hall garage, accessible via Lower Grand Avenue. $10 flat rate, all day. Directions from nearby major freeways to access the Lower Grand Avenue garage entrance are available in the link below. Get Directions

Visiting as We Build Our Expansion

Please Note: Construction Noise
You may notice intermittent construction noise as we build The Broad expansion. If you are concerned about noise, please reach out to us about available accommodations.

Accessible Parking

Accessible parking spaces for vehicles displaying valid, state-issued disability parking placards or license plates, electric vehicle parking spaces, and bicycle parking are all available on level P1 of The Broad's parking garage.

By Metro

Metro lines A and E serve the closest stop, Grand Avenue Arts/Bunker Hill Station. The pedestrian bridge over Hope St. is currently closed through June 30. Please follow posted directional signage from the station to reach the museum entrance on Grand Avenue. The closest Metro bus stops are 1st & Grand and Grand/3rd. The Metro Red Line stop closest to The Broad is Civic Center/Grand Park Station.

The Broad, 221 S. Grand Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90012
 

The Broad, 221 S. Grand Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90012


Free Tours

Today's Free Public Tours

Group Visits

Self-Guided Group Visits

Guided Group Visits

School Visits

Self-Guided School Visits

Guided School Visits

For Families

Photo of a woman and a boy looking at a painting at The Broad together

We are committed to providing a fun and engaging experience with materials and guides created for families and children of all ages.

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kids audio guide iconVisit our free mobile guide on Bloomberg Connects for an audio tour for families, Looking with LeVar. Narrated by award-winning actor, director, and education advocate LeVar Burton, this tour is fun for all ages. Look for artworks with this symbol to listen to family-friendly information about the work on the tour. All tours on the mobile museum guide include audio transcripts.


The Shop at The Broad

Photo of The Shop at The Broad, the museum's gift shop

Located in the lobby of the museum, The Shop at The Broad is inspired by The Broad’s renowned postwar and contemporary art collection.

More from the shop

The Shop at The Broad Hours

Store Hours 

Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday | 11 am–5 pm

Thursday | 11 am–8 pm

Saturday–Sunday | 10 am–6 pm 

Closed Monday, Thanksgiving Day, and Christmas Day

Customer Support Hours  

Monday–Sunday | 10 am–5 pm  

Please contact us at shoporders@thebroad.org or 213-232-6206 with any questions.

Online Pickup Hours  

Monday–Sunday | 10 am–5 pm


Social Forest: Oaks of Tovaangar

Oak tree in a field of grass

Social Forest: Oaks of Tovaangar is a reforestation action that planted 100 native oaks in Elysian Park and five at Kuruvungna Village Springs. Created in collaboration with North East Trees and the Gabrielino-Tongva Springs Foundation, the project brings ecological and cultural restoration and reconciliation to Los Angeles.

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