It took us less than two hours to go through this small museum, but the three shows going on during our visit were thoughtfully chosen and presented. The curator(s) clearly cares about the community and has made an effort to showcase local artists; I was really impressed by the art and the innovative way the staff used the small space and resources. While we visited, there was a class of young students (kindergarten?) enjoying a field trip. I couldn't help eavesdropping on the docent; I enjoyed listening to her guiding the students through the exhibits and inviting them to look at and think about the art in different ways. The museum has a second floor and a basement, where a children's activity room and the restrooms are located; happily, they have an elevator to accommodate visitors with mobility issues. Do go outside to see the plastic seal sculpture next to the education building. The cafe in the back is a pleasant place to while away an hour before walking out to the beach.
This is a place I grew up with ,have been a member of and my s/o was a docent in. Kudos to the children's section downstairs and the brilliant idea of having the street art folks come in an do their magical thing during the 2018 powwow. And the food is real hoy poly but delicious as are the drinks.great to go and celebrate a BD or other occasion or just order appetizer s and space off at the ocean view. It's a great hard working museum. I heard they are expanding to a near y private home and partner in with a local artist co-op. Downtown.
It took us less than two hours to go through this small museum, but the three shows going on during our visit were thoughtfully chosen and presented. The curator(s) clearly cares about the community and has made an effort to showcase local artists; I was really impressed by the art and the innovative way the staff used the small space and resources. While we visited, there was a class of young students (kindergarten?) enjoying a field trip. I couldn't help eavesdropping on the docent; I enjoyed listening to her guiding the students through the exhibits and inviting them to look at and think about the art in different ways. The museum has a second floor and a basement, where a children's activity room and the restrooms are located; happily, they have an elevator to accommodate visitors with mobility issues. Do go outside to see the plastic seal sculpture next to the education building. The cafe in the back is a pleasant place to while away an hour before walking out to the beach.
A nice place to relax and unwind from the hustle and bustle of the big city. Beach view and background music will make you feel relaxed. I just hope they would add some more choices in their menu. And hoping the would maintain the neatness of the restaurant and the museum.
Ocean front dining in Long Beach, CA at its best. I love coming here with family and friends for weekend brunch. The entire menu is great. It's an experience everyone needs to have! Then, stop by next door and visit the Long Beach Museum of Art.
Long Beach Museum of Art is an Australian Museum based in Long Beach, New South Wales. Long Beach Museum of Art is located at 2300 E Ocean Blvd, Long Beach, CA 90803, USA, Long Beach, New South Wales 90803, Australia.
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