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2/17/26: Senior Art Museum Trip to The Broad in Los Angeles

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    January 30, 2026 / Past Events

Guided Contemporary Art Tour for Seniors

Join fellow seniors for a cultural day trip to The Broad Museum in downtown Los Angeles. This guided experience explores one of LA’s leading contemporary art museums, known for its world-class collection of post-war and modern works.

Participants will enjoy a docent-led tour highlighting artists such as Andy Warhol, Jeff Koons, and Yayoi Kusama while also learning about the museum’s striking architecture and unique gallery spaces. Whether you’re an art enthusiast or simply curious, this senior-friendly excursion offers an inspiring and enriching cultural experience.

Lunch is on your own following the tour. Vespaio, a nearby Italian restaurant, is just steps from the museum.

Event Details

Date: Saturday, February 17
Time: 9:00am – 3:00pm (bus leaves JCC at 9:00am sharp)
Tour Begins: 10:30am
Location: The Broad Museum, 221 S. Grand Avenue, Los Angeles
Cost: $27 for transportation and guided museum tour
Additional Fee: $2 Dial-A-Ride bus fee due the day of the trip
Capacity: Limited to 15 participants
Activity Level: 2 – Average walking, standing, and stairs
Refunds: Provided only if your spot can be filled

Who This Trip Is For

Perfect for seniors who enjoy art, museums, and guided cultural experiences in Los Angeles.

Why This Trip Is Great for Seniors

Museum visits support lifelong learning, creativity, and social engagement while providing gentle physical activity.

Registration Information

Registration is required. Starting February 2 after 9:00am, Manhattan Beach residents may register by calling (310) 802-5430. Non-residents may register beginning February 4. Payment must be made within 5 days of reserving.

Have any questions?

Call the Manhattan Beach Older Adults Hotline – (310) 802-5010

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Admin Staff

The Heartfelt Care Agency Admin Team works behind the scenes to keep families connected with helpful resources, updates, and community news. Their goal is to make information about in-home care and aging support easy to access, so families can focus on what matters most—caring for their loved ones.

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