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FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY! Los Angeles is a trove of historic treasures just waiting to be discovered by your kids and family. Use these resources to start exploring, and stay tuned for new family-friendly tours and events. |
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Youth and Family Tours by Arrangement The city and its history come alive for kids and adults alike through special abridged versions of the Historic Downtown and Union Station tours, created for youth and multigenerational groups. Tours can be arranged for weekdays as well as weekends, for a minimum of eight people. For information, contact Annie Laskey at 213-430-4209 or alaskey@laconservancy.org. Historic Downtown
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Looking for something to do with the kids this weekend? Check out this free downloadable tour guide of the historic Pico Union neighborhood. Although it's not written for kids, the self-guided brochure is a fun way to spend the afternoon exploring architecture and L.A. history with the family! |
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Visit the Kids Page of our Curating the City: Wilshire Blvd. website for a downloadable Kids' Guide; a bilingual guide to the sacred spaces of Wilshire written for kids, by kids; and a five-part Reading Room series on Wilshire from the Los Angeles Times.
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Did you know that Los Angeles has not only a 50-mile river, but a whole collection of historic bridges that cross it? Each bridge is special and unique. |
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 Broadway
Here you can find our Kids' Guide to Broadway; activities for teachers, parents, and kids; and additional resources to explore the history and exciting activity happening on Broadway.
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 Spring Street Spring Street in downtown Los Angeles was the city's first financial district and used to be called the Wall Street of the West. It was also the site of many "firsts" in Los Angeles: the first public school, soda fountain, pay phone, and more! Explore the treasures of Spring Street with your kids, using our kid-friendly fact and fun sheet! |
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Here are five unique places to get you started on your exploration of the city's great buildings. |
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In February 2009 , the Conservancy partnered with the Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) to offer a free tour and art activities in downtown Los Angeles. |
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L.A. River Bridges "Build a Bridge" Workshop
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See above for details on how to arrange a Union Station Family Tour. |
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Note: The guide is an unusual size and might not print out very well. You can contact the Conservancy to request a printed copy, free of charge. Call us at (213) 623-2489 or e-mail 
Five Cool Buildings in L.A. 
In August 2008, the Conservancy and Frank Pictures Gallery hosted a fun family event highlighting the 
In October 2007, the Conservancy launched its first walking tour designed specifically for kids and families. It explores the great Union Station through its beautiful shapes and colors, and its close connection with trains.
