The city's museums bring various activities to entertain families at home and bring them closer to culture
The popular Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills completely empty during the COViD-19 pandemic.
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ETIENNE LAURENT / EFE
The order "Safer at home”And the coronavirus pandemic caused all the museums in the city of The Angels They will close their doors to the public.
However, art institutions reinvented themselves and have created cultural activities for the family from home during quarantine.
The museum of modern art The Broad, the Los Angeles Zoo, the Natural History Museum, and the Petersen Car Museum, among others, they have planned activities for this weekend.
He Zoo will begin live broadcasts this April 18 at 1:00 p.m. on his Facebook profile with an artist who will teach drawing classes. The museum sessions focus on drawing endangered species for the next few weeks.
For his part, Museum of Natural History announced his program NHMLAC Connects, to open the museum digitally. With the program they offer various online activities ideal to keep in touch with learning through the natural history of the planet.
He Petersen automobile museum will have a digital tour on Saturday at 11:00 am, among others, where they will teach "The worst car failures of all time" People can register online for free activities on the museum page.
For its part, the museum of modern art The Broad has a series of online tutorials called "Family Workshop at home”Where various artists teach art techniques to learn and practice at home.
