MUZEO

between LA & Orange Counties, it's definitely an embarrassment of riches when it comes to museums, and it's easy for the smaller venues to be overlooked. don't make that mistake with MUZEO!
yes, the exhibit space itself is small, but there are two buildings connected by a lovely plaza. available docents are usually very friendly and quite knowledgeable, and generally exhibits are set up in a way that makes them very accessible.
parking is super easy; it's definitely worth a visit when you are in the area -- it will be an hour (or two if the weather is nice and you want to just chill in the plaza) well-spent.

Nice downtown Anaheim location. The two exhibit halls had good exhibits. One was what looked like a show of local artists in different mediums, seemingly from pieces entered into a show put on by the city/museums. The other was in the old building where there was a permanent display of the history of Anaheim. The other two rooms were dedicated to Halloween (which is why we chose to come at this time).. One a history of the holiday, the other a history of the Anaheim Halloween festival and parade.
The exhibits were not too extensive, but enough for a short afternoon visit.

The area surrounding the mu do had lots of restaurants, and sit is near the Anaheim Packing House which gives you lots of options for before or after your museum visit.

This museum has constantly rotating exhibits, so you can visit again and again. There are two buildings. Everything looked new and clean. Well maintained and not run down at all. Street parking or they have paid lots nearby. Its in the downtown Anaheim section of town. Glad to have gone at least once. It's a really small museum, so you can see everything in about an hour.

Came here on the last weekend of the Houdini exhibit. The Houdini exhibit was excellent. This one would have benefited from a guided tour or a recording by the collector about his collection. Houdini was the main exhibit in the bigger building connected to the apartment complex. The lighting was great, videos were all working, displays looked great and environment was comfortable.
We also checked out the stand alone building, it had a couple of train sets, a permanent Anaheim exhibit and a small play room for children.
Overall for a small museum, we really enjoyed the Houdini exhibit and will be on the lock out for what they will have on display next!

Loved the Sleepy Hollow exhibit but I wanted more. Hope they expand it if offered again. There were two rooms and another empty space in the back I guess they were preparing for another exhibit. One room had artwork inspired by Sleepy Hollow and the main room had history, books, costumes, artifacts, etc. Got some free stickers and button from this exhibit which was a cool gift.

Went to see the Holiday train exhibit. Have been coming specifically for this for a number of years now. It used to be in a huge room in the main building. This year it was in another building, with only 2 displays. They were beautiful, and very well done, but still only 2 displays. There was a cute scavenger hunt to find things in the exhibit, but overall it was a big disappointment. $22 for myself and 2 kids. Only there for about 30 minutes. Not sure if we will bother in the future.

Awesome FREE exhibit at this tucked out of the way museum in Anaheim, CA. Beautiful art installations made completely of trash, or recycled materials. The art each contained a plaque or sign telling the origins of its materials. Such as plastic and cans, etc picked up from beaches, flag remnants from destroyed materials in 9/11, newspapers, etc.
Incredible exhibit inviting patrons to remember the impact we have on our planet and reminding of ways to reuse and recycle into new things of beauty!

From the outside this place looks like it had a lot to offer, but in reality it was kinda lame. It had four rooms of small locomotive train sets with Christmas decorations, a small room about the history of Anaheim, and the main exhibit. You
can walk all this, use the bathroom and get a drink of water in under 5 mins and still question to yourself why did you pay $$ to graze like a cow. Overall, save your money and go grab some good food down the street, you'll thank me later.

Recently stopped by on 08/06/2021 with my fiancé and my sister and we had a very good time. While on our visit we loved that we got to meet an artist. His name is Sung Yong Tark :) His exhibit named, "Passing Through Life With Brushes, Chisels, & Clays" caught our interest, even though we don't speak or read Korean we couldn't help but admire his pieces. It was most splendid that he talked to us & shared what he was feeling when working on his masterpieces & talked to us for awhile about life & shared some beautiful words of wisdom. I will never forget this day. We really enjoyed this Muzeo :) it's small, but what it lacks in size it makes up for it in character. Great experience indeed

Today is my in-laws wedding anniversary. We celebrated with my F-I-L up in the heavens. Muzeo was my M-I-L's pick of the day.

And luckily there is an awesome exhibit - Papel Chicano Dos - Now thru July 14, 2019 so try to visit if you are interested in some of Cheech Marin's collection. Pretty cool. There is a video that I highly recommend watching. It gives you a good foundation of the art and artistes behind these works. I like Cheech even more now.

General admission is $10. Discounted if you are a senior, military, student or child. Parking is across the way in the structure and validated by Muzeo so that's nice! It's located on Center St. Promenade. There are some eateries and cafes here so it could be convenient for a little day trip. (Anaheim Packing District is less than half a mile away so...you can go there too)

There is also free exhibits in the building next to the main hall. I will have to return for those.

Come visit and keep the arts alive.

First time at Muzeo to see the " Dressing Downton" exhibition.

Easy to find and plenty of parking at their parking lot building. I think first 2 hours are free, but if you want to hang around, take your ticket to the Muzeo, they'll validated so parking will be free.

Hey did have a tea room, however, pricey for what they offered. Look pretty simple for $60.

Souvenir store is small but have cute stuff related to the exhibition.

Docents were nice and friendly. Conveniently located to plenty places to eat, walk and relax.