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Things To Do in Los Angeles, CA
California African American Museum | CAAM
Located near the California Science Center, the California African American Museum opened its doors to the public in 1981 in order to share the history, art and culture of African Americans with all Angelenos. Permanent and traveling exhibitions use a wide range of art and artifacts to educate the museum's guests.
Sacred Fools Theater Company
Established in 1997, the Sacred Fools Theater Company has taken multiple awards and nominations for its spectacular performances. This small theater offers comfy seats and a cozy atmosphere where you can enjoy a one-of-a-kind show. See the premiers of local playwrights' works or the troupe's interpretations of popular plays.
Los Angeles Angels | Baseball
Watch a Major League Baseball game at the Angel Stadium of Anaheim, where the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim play. This major league sports team, also known as The Halos or Los Angelinos, have won eight West Division titles, one AL Pennant and one World Series title.
El Pueblo De Los Angeles
Los Angeles has been under the flags of Spain, Mexico and the United States since the Europeans came over to the Americas. El Pueblo De Los Angeles Historical Monument reflects the Native American, African, European, Mexican and Chinese cultures that contributed to the early history of Los Angeles. Eleven of the living museum's twenty-seven historic buildings are open to the public.