In Pan Pacific Park
100 The Grove Drive
Los Angeles, CA 90036
The Museum sits in the northwest corner of Pan Pacific Park, directly adjacent to The Grove and the Original Farmers Market, between Beverly Boulevard and Third Street.
Visit
The Goldrich.
Admission
Get ticketsFree for students, teachers, children and EBT cardholders.
Timed-entry tickets are reserved through our ticketing system. Reservations are recommended for all visitors, including those admitted free.
Southern California residents receive 50% off adult and senior admission with proof of residency.
Holocaust Museum LA is a Blue Star Museum and a Museums for All partner.
- Adults 18+$18
- Seniors 65+$12
- Military Blue Star Museums$12
- Southern California residents With valid ID50% off
- Students With valid IDFree
- Teachers With valid IDFree
- EBT cardholders Museums for AllFree
- Children 17 and underFree
Visitor Guidelines
All visitors must pass through security.
Bags and personal items are subject to search. Please allow a few extra minutes on arrival.
No weapons or hazardous materials are allowed.
This applies to all visitors, including those with permits.
No food or drink in the galleries.
Water is permitted. Please finish food and other beverages before entering exhibition spaces.
Photography is permitted without flash.
Video and audio recording for personal use is allowed. Tripods and commercial photography require advance permission.
Please be respectful of the space.
The Museum is a place of memory. Keep voices low and silence mobile devices in the galleries.
Hours
Open 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM, Monday through Sunday. Closed Wednesdays.
The Museum is closed New Year's Day, Independence Day, Rosh Hashana, Yom Kippur, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day, and closes at 1:00 PM on Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve.
Getting Here
- The Grove parking structure Located off The Grove Drive. Museum visitors receive a preferred day rate of $10.00 per ticket upon display of their Museum sticker.
- Metered parking nearby Available on Beverly Boulevard and surrounding streets. Check posted signage for time limits.
- Accessible parking Please call ahead at 323‑651‑3704 for parking accommodations for people with mobility impairments.
The Museum is served by LADOT DASH and several Metro lines with stops along Beverly Boulevard, Third Street and Fairfax Avenue.
LADOT DASH Fairfax Metro Bus 14 Metro Bus 16/316 Metro Bus 17 Metro Bus 217 Metro Bus 218 Metro Rapid 780
Accessibility
The Museum is committed to welcoming every visitor.
All galleries, restrooms and public spaces are wheelchair accessible. Wheelchairs are available at the front desk on a first‑come, first‑served basis.
ASL‑interpreted tours are available upon request. Please contact us at least two weeks in advance so we can arrange an interpreter.
Self‑guided audio tours in English or Spanish are available through our free mobile guide.
For any other accommodation, call 323‑651‑3704 or email info@hmla.org.
The Museum
in your pocket.
Explore Holocaust Museum LA with our mobile guide on Bloomberg Connects, the free arts and culture app.
Access our complimentary, self‑guided audio tours in English or Spanish, explore our galleries, and learn more about survivor stories and our unique collection of artifacts.
Our new 37‑minute Family Audio Tour, narrated by actress Mayim Bialik, is for ages 8 and up, with survivor testimony woven throughout.
Bring your headphones. If you'd rather not use your own, they are available at the front desk for $1.
Download the App
Groups & Schools
- Free student field trips Virtual school field trips and classroom programs are available for the 2025–2026 school year. Contact education@hmla.org.
- Guided group tours Docent‑led tours for groups of ten or more. Book at least two weeks in advance through reception@hmla.org.
- Virtual tour Walk the galleries from anywhere. Virtual tours for schools and groups are available year-round.
Questions
What are the hours at The Goldrich Cultural Center?
The Goldrich Cultural Center and Holocaust Museum LA are open 10 AM to 5 PM daily and closed on Wednesdays. The Museum is also closed New Year's Day, Independence Day, Rosh Hashana, Yom Kippur, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day.
How much does admission cost?
Adults are $18 and seniors 65+ are $12. Students, teachers, children 17 and under and EBT cardholders are free. Southern California residents get 50% off with proof of residency. One ticket covers the whole campus: Holocaust Museum LA, the Boxcar exhibit and The Beautiful Game.
Where is The Goldrich Cultural Center?
100 The Grove Drive, Los Angeles, CA 90036, in the northwest corner of Pan Pacific Park, next to The Grove and the Original Farmers Market, between Beverly Boulevard and Third Street.
Where do I park?
The Grove parking structure off The Grove Drive, with a $10 day rate for Museum visitors who show their Museum sticker. Metered parking is available on Beverly Boulevard and nearby streets. For accessible parking, call 323-651-3704 ahead of your visit.
Is the Museum wheelchair accessible?
Yes. All galleries, restrooms and public spaces are wheelchair accessible, wheelchairs are available at the front desk, and ASL-interpreted tours can be arranged with two weeks' notice.
Can I bring a school group?
Yes. All student tours are free, in person or virtual, and bus grants of at least $800 are available for eligible Title I schools. Book through Holocaust Museum LA's education team at education@hmla.org.