MOTA
Museums of the Arroyo

MOTA DAY IS
SUNDAY
MAY 20, 2012

2012 THEME AND SCHEDULE

ACTIVITIES AT
THE GAMBLE HOUSE

ACTIVITIES AT
HERITAGE SQUARE

ACTIVITIES AT
THE LOS ANGELES POLICE MUSEUM

ACTIVITIES AT
LUMMIS HOME AND GARDEN

ACTIVITIES AT
PASADENA MUSEUM OF HISTORY

HOW TO GET TO
MOTA DAY

SPONSORSHIPS

VOLUNTEER

NEWS

Join us for the 23nd anniversary of Museums of the Arroyo Day, where five museums located along the Arroyo Seco in Los Angeles and Pasadena open their doors free of charge from noon to 5 p.m. on May 20, 2012. 

Each year, thousands of Angelinos have experienced the diverse mix of art, architecture and history of the Arroyo Seco area found in the five unique history-based museums that preserve and perpetuate early Los Angeles life. 

The public can visit the MOTA museums during the day at no charge.

This year, MOTA Day is sponsored by Yelp, the online review site that connects people to great local businesses.  If you've been to MOTA Day in the past, you can let others know about your experiences here.

Don't forget to Check-in through your Yelp App on your iPhone, Android phone or Blackberry at each of the museums for a piece of Yelp swag!

As always, we expect great interest in MOTA Day, so visitors are advised to arrive early.  We've added additional parking and you can easily use the Gold Line to get to MOTA Day, so click here for more information.

Like Museums of the Arroyo Day on Facebook for more MOTA Day fun!

We look forward to seeing you.

Visit MOTA museums FREE from Noon to 5 p.m. on
May 20, 2012!

 

Your organization can be a part of MOTA Day! Limited sponsorships are now available.  Contact Heritage Square Museum at (323) 225-2700 for more information on this unique opportunity.

 
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