Visit your local LEGO Store on the first Tuesday and Wednesday of every month and you can learn how to build a cool mini model, and take it home – for free! Due to safety and build experience standards, builders must be between the ages of 6-14 to participate. The mini model must be completely built in store. Registration is on a first come first serve basis and quantities are limited. Stores will no longer accept walk ups on the…

Things kids love: getting messy, dinosaurs, exploring, running and rolling…The Page Museum at the La Brea Tar Pits has it all! It: Is the only consistently active urban Ice Age excavation site in the world. Houses one of the world’s largest and most diverse collections of Late Pleistocene fossils. Now hosts Project 23, an excavation project that can inform new research on global warming, geological change, and biodiversity. Is a fabulous adventure for kids (dressed in old playclothes) who want…

Don't miss these two free admission days to PMCA every month! Children (12 & under): Free PMCA Members: Free First Friday of each month (12–5pm): Free Third Thursday of each month (5–8pm): Free

11:45 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Sign-up begins at 11:30 a.m. at the Tour Meeting Place. Travel back to the age of mythical monsters and heroes in this 45-minute program that combines gallery time with hands-on activities involving teamwork. Explore works of art while learning stories of ancient superheroes and the monsters they conquered. Perfect for kiddos (and grownups, who have always wanted to take a little tour!) is this perfect length, fun-filled 30 minute journey through the galleries at the…

12:30–4 PM Take a peek inside the Japanese Garden’s ceremonial teahouse and learn the traditions behind its use. Informal tours are offered at hourly intervals on the second Monday of every month during public hours. No reservations required. General admission.

Start time: 10:00am Length: 2-1/2 hours The Union Station tour covers architecture, art, culture, and social history as it celebrates one of the great landmarks of Los Angeles, the 1939 Union Station. The grand opening of Union Station was celebrated with a three-day extravaganza attended by nearly half a million people. The station’s monumental architecture, a unique combination of Spanish Colonial Revival and Art Deco styles, assured that it would be one of the most identifiable landmarks in the city.…