Skirball Cultural Center

"The Skirball Cultural Center, a Jewish cultural institution that offers everything from exhibits to readings to recitals, is also home to architect Moshe Safdie's Arc, an incredible installation that occupies an 8,000 square foot gallery. Kids can climb aboard the wooden ship and interact with the animals, crafted with everything from rope, to recycled newspaper, to keyboards, and vegetable steamers. Make reservations well in advance."

"The Skirball Cultural Center, a Jewish cultural institution that offers everything from exhibits to readings to recitals, is also home to architect Moshe Safdie's Arc, an incredible installation that occupies an 8,000 square foot gallery. Kids can climb aboard the wooden ship and interact with the animals, crafted with everything from rope, to recycled newspaper, to keyboards, and vegetable steamers. Make reservations well in advance."

"The Skirball is home to an award-winning family destination that's not to be missed: Noah’s Ark. Housed in an 8,000-square-foot gallery, the exhibit is a one-of-a-kind, thoughtfully designed, innovative, hands-on learning opportunity for kids—and parents. The floor-to-ceiling ark encourages play through rainbows, storms, and hundreds of handcrafted animals constructed from recycled materials. You can build, climb, serve pretend food, and touch everything. And when you’re ready for a break, head to the back room, where scheduled sing-alongs and story time take place throughout the week." - Mel Kaspin Blume