ENTERTAINMENT MUSEUM 

7021 Hollywood Blvd.
(323) 960-4802

The Hollywood Entertainment Museumıs Hollywood Boulevard location is the perfect site for a museum that celebrates the motion picture and television
arts.

Housed on the ground floor of the Hollywood Galaxy mall, the museum boasts a healthy alliance with Paramount Pictures that has resulted in the studio
donating a huge amount of memorabilia from its "Star Trek" franchise. Among the museumıs artifacts that are sure to please any Trekkie, are a real Borg
from the feature film "Star Trek: First Contact," resting in its own Borg alcove, as well as alien masks and Klingon statues from TV series "Deep Space Nine." Thereıs even a transporter room, where visitors can watch themselves get "beamed down."

Interactive exhibits designed to teach visitors the nuances of recording sound effects, editing film, and assembling authentic-looking props, are a permanent fixture of the museum, which was founded in 1996.

The museumıs lobby features an impressive miniature model of Hollywood, circa 1945, which depicts 45 of the cityıs blocks, complete with working
streetlights and lighted signs. "Telephone" booths also operate in the lobby, where visitors can pick up a receiver and hear Hollywood directors such as Martin Scorsese and Steven Spielberg discussing their craft.

The Hollywood Entertainment Museum also features rotating shows that have recently included a Salute to Latino Hollywood, and an exhibit of 62 photographs from the Universal Studios archives.

Every 30 minutes, guided tours are available with admission. Group tours and workshops are available to the public. Call (323) 960-4802 for reservations or information.


Insider Tips: 
Underground parking is available off Sycamore Street for $2 for the first two hours with validation (available from the museum).

The museum makes the perfect launching pad for an expedition down Hollywood Boulevard, along which runs the Hollywood Walk of Fame. From Sycamore to
Gower streets, the sidewalk is embedded with stars to honor immortals from the entertainment industry. And just one block east of the museum is Mannıs
Chinese Theatre, home of the world-famous celebrity footprints.

Thursday nights at the museum offer the chance to have a drink or some munchies where "everybody knows your name," the original Cheers bar. For a
$5 cover you can sit in Normıs spot and enjoy the big-screen television and a no-host bar from 6-10 p.m. During football season, the bar is also open
for Monday Night Football.

Hours:
Wednesday Closed
11 a.m.-6 p.m. Monday-Tuesday, Thursday-Sunday

Information: (323) 465-7900

Admission/fees:
Adult $7.50
Student $4.50
Senior (60+) $4.50
Children 5-12 $4
Free for children under 5