SoCal Museums Free-for-All day @ AMOCA

Sunday, March 16, 2025 • 11:00 AM –4:00 PM • In Person • Free w/registration

Enjoy free admission to AMOCA—with advance registration—on Sunday, March 16 as part of SoCal Museums (SCM)‘s Free-for-All day. AMOCA is open 11 AM-4 PM on March 16; last entry is at 3 PM.

AMOCA houses one of the largest collections of ceramic art in the United States. Our current exhibitions are SoCal Critters: Howard Pierce, Currently: Artists in Residence, and A Traveler’s Guide to Mettlach, presenting a selection of works from the Villeroy and Boch Mettlach Collection.

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Register automatically using the button below. If you prefer, you may also RSVP by email to communications@amoca.org or by calling (909) 865-3146 during business hours.

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Note: AMOCA may photograph or video visitors for educational and promotional purposes. Attendance to an AMOCA exhibition or event constitutes the attendee’s consent regarding the possibility of appearing in Museum marketing materials.

SoCal Museums (SCM)’s annual Free for All

On Free-for-All day this year, over thirty museums—presenting art, cultural heritage, film, natural history, and science—will open their doors and offer free general admission.

“As Los Angeles and Southern California continue to recover after the devastating fires, we hope to offer a space of comfort and connection for people. It is an honor for us to open our collective doors and welcome visitors in to experience the broad range of cultural experiences available in the region. The Museums Free-for-All has become a touchstone for our community, a time to try something new or return to an old favorite,” says Alexa Nishimoto, SoCal Museums President and Marketing Associate, Japanese American National Museum.

For more about Free-for-All and participating museums, visit: https://socalmuseums.org/annual-free-for-all-2025/

SoCal Museums (SCM) is a group of marketing and communications professionals from museums all over Southern California. The mission of the organization is to foster dialogue between marketing and communications museum professionals in Southern California in order to learn from each other, network, conceptualize and execute ways to increase visitation to and awareness of museums in Southern California, and develop collaborative opportunities between museums.