Educator-guided adult tours are available for groups of 10 to 15. Please submit your request three weeks prior to your requested tour time by email or through our online tour request form. Tours are available after 12 p.m. on Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday.
Groups of 10 to 15 can schedule self-guided visits. Write, "self-guided" in the program title on the request form. Self-guided groups may not enter the Museum before 11 a.m. Tours are only available Thursday, Saturday and Sunday. Fill out our online tour request form.
A Self-Guided Group Registration Form will be required for all visits, you can download the form here and submit it to the Visitor Services Staff at the front desk at the time of your visit.
Throughout the year, we offer a variety of programs for adults that enhance our collections and exhibitions. Programs include lectures, symposia, and artists' classes.
In conjunction with our current and forthcoming exhibitions and world-class permanent collection, LBMA is offering a series of artist-led workshops. Participants will explore a variety of media, from works on paper to ceramic sculpture. Each workshop includes a tour of artworks on view as well as a hands-on component where participants of all levels can learn new techniques or build on artist's skills.
$15 per program for LBMA Members
$25 per program for non-members
$7 per artist demonstration (where noted)
Reservations are required for all workshops. To RSVP, email Gallery or call 562-439-2119, ext. 239. Space is limited. Reservations are given on a first-come-first-served basis.
Adult Workshop Programs, Fall 2011-Winter 2012(opens in a new window)
Drawing in the galleries is permitted with the guidance of a Gallery Educator. To check availability, please contact us by email or phone 562-439-2119
The hundreds of dedicated volunteers who help the Museum are crucial to our well-being! There are many ways to get involved and to contribute your time. Each, year, our Education Department recruits docents in order to fulfill public demand for tours or to assist staff in implementing hands-on art making workshops. In addition, the Museum holds special events throughout the year that help raise money for our education and exhibitions programming. Volunteers assist staff on the day of the event to complete a variety of tasks that contribute to the success of each event. From time to time, various departments in the Museum seek under-graduate and graduate student interns to assist with daily administrative tasks. Interns gain skills and behind the scenes insights through on the job training.
If you are interested in becoming a volunteer, please visit our Volunteer page.
