MOTA
Museums of the Arroyo

MOTA DAY IS
SUNDAY
MAY 17, 2009
 

    

 

 
       
 
WHAT IS MOTA DAY?

2009 THEME AND SCHEDULE

ACTIVITIES AT
THE GAMBLE HOUSE

ACTIVITIES AT
HERITAGE SQUARE

ACTIVITIES AT
THE LOS ANGELES POLICE HISTORICAL MUSEUM

ACTIVITIES AT
LUMMIS HOUSE AND GARDEN

ACTIVITIES AT
PASADENA MUSEUM OF HISTORY

ACTIVITIES AT
SOUTHWEST MUSEUM OF THE AMERICAN INDIAN

HOW TO GET TO
MOTA DAY

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Directions

Many Ways to Get to MOTA Day

DRIVE YOURSELF
The MOTA Museums are conveniently located off the 210 and 110 freeways in Pasadena and Los Angeles. 

Heritage Square is located just north of downtown off of the Pasadena (110) at the Avenue 43 exit; Gamble House and Pasadena Museum of History are located off of the Ventura (134) freeway on either side of Orange Grove, north of Walnut Avenue. The other museums are located between these two points.

Parking is typically available in Pasadena at Avery Dennison on Walnut (near Pasadena Museum of History) and surrounding streets. In Highland Park, parking will be on Carlota Street (near Lummis Home and Garden), at Heritage Square and Southwest Museum’s parking lots and surrounding streets.

TAKE THE GOLD LINE

You can easily reach MOTA Day by taking the Gold Line and exiting the train at the Southwest Museum or at the Heritage Square stop -- you can then catch free shuttles to reach the MOTA Day festivities.

WALK THE MUSEUMS

Our three southern Highland Park museums -- Heritage Square, Lummis Home and Southwest Museum -- are within walking distance of each other.
 Download our Highland Park walking map.

Likewise, our Pasadena museums -- The Gamble House and Pasadena Museum of History -- are virtually across the street from each other.

USE THE SHUTTLES

The MOTA Day shuttles will operate two free routes and more information will be posted closer to the event.

 

  







 


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