29 Jun Catalina Museum for Art & History
Since 1953 the Catalina Museum for Art & History has proudly introduced visitors to the extraordinary history of Santa Catalina Island. The museum’s holdings include a comprehensive collection of Catalina pottery and tile, a large selection of Native American artifacts from the island’s Tongva tribe, over 10,000 photographs and negatives documenting island life from the mid-1800s to the present day, boat models, sport fishing items, artifacts from the island's steamships, and much more. In 2016, the museum opened a new building in the heart of Avalon designed to facilitate the its expanded mission to exhibit high quality art exhibitions and enhanced programming in the areas of dance, music and film.
Location
217 Metropole Avenue,
Avalon, CA 90704
Contact
310-510-2414
Website
Opening Hours
10 am–5 pm
Open Days
Tue-Sat
Region
Beach Cities / LAX, Orange County
Type
Visual Art and Design, Culture and Heritage
Features
Admission discounts, Accessible by public transit, Accessibility options, Family-friendly, Indoor, Outdoor, Parking: Street, Shopping on-site
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