California African American Museum, Los Angeles

About California African American Museum

The California African American Museum in Los Angeles features rotating exhibitions of art, history, and culture alongside a permanent collection. Visitors explore galleries at their own pace, viewing paintings, sculptures, and historical artifacts that tell the stories of African American experiences and contributions. The museum offers docent-led group tours for organized visits, with guides providing structured commentary on the collections and current exhibitions. Self-guided group visits are also available for those who prefer to explore independently. The museum houses a library and research resources for deeper learning. Educational programs and classes serve diverse audiences. Located in Exposition Park near USC, the California Science Center, and the Natural History Museum, the museum is accessible by car, bus, and Metro rail. General admission is free. The museum sits at the corner of Figueroa Street and Exposition Boulevard, just west of the 110 Freeway, within a larger park complex offering multiple cultural institutions in one location.