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View →About Lompoc Museum
The Lompoc Museum in Lompoc, California houses exhibits on local history, including exhibits on the Chumash people, the region's first residents, and on figures like Scottish businessman Andrew Carnegie and collector Clarence Ruth. Visitors explore these displays and learn about Lompoc Valley history through the museum's collections. The venue also operates the Artesia Schoolhouse Museum and Stone Pine Hall as companion sites. The museum hosts events and programs throughout the year, runs a Zoom book club, and offers a Native American Book Map resource. Docent volunteers greet visitors and answer questions about exhibits and Lompoc history. The museum charges admission; prices are published on lompocmuseum.org. Active-duty military personnel and up to five family members receive free admission when presenting a military ID. Visitors mentioning the Museums for All program also receive free admission, according to lompocmuseum.org.
Tickets, prices & hours
- General admission
- $2
Hours: Wednesday–Friday 12:00 pm–4:00 pm, Saturday–Sunday 1:00 pm–4:00 pm
Prices quoted from lompocmuseum.org · read on . Prices can change — the link above goes to the page they came from.
The 2 savings
If you qualify
Museums for All - Free Admission
Free admission when visiting as part of Museums for All program
“Simply mention that you are visiting as part of Museums for All, and receive free admission to the Museum.”
Season passes
Blue Star Museums - Free Admission for Active Duty Military
Free admission for active-duty military personnel and their families during summer months (May-September)
Summer activity — check visit dates and booking deadline with the venue.
“Simply present your military ID at the front desk, and receive free admission to the Museum for the ID holder and up to 5 family members.”
Why there’s no expiry date here. Most attractions don’t publish one, and the dates that do appear are often stale. The date here is the day this offer was last read on lompocmuseum.org, and the link goes to the exact page, so you can check it yourself in one click.
