Location

What you should know

Best time Visit during daylight hours for safety and optimal experience when exploring the outdoor park area and murals beneath the freeway
Visitor tip Take advantage of the knowledgeable staff by engaging with them about the exhibits and artist backstories—reviewers highlighted meaningful conversations with photographers and curators as a highlight of their visit
Visitor tip Parking is free along the street, and the venue is ideal for school field trips with its all-ages focus and rich Chicano history, art, and activism content that engages both children and adults

Quick Facts

Type
Cultural Museum and Park
Location
Barrio Logan, San Diego (1960 National Ave)
Hours
Thursday–Sunday, 11am–5pm (Closed Mon–Wed)
Focus
Chicano history, art, activism, and community heritage

What visitors say

This is a gem that deserves wider recognition. The interpretation that goes along with the interior museum contents and the transformation of transportation infrastructure outside into art makes the museum well worth a visit.
The artwork is incredible! Definitely a worthwhile stop and stroll around the open area/park. It's probably safest to go during daylight. It's literally under the freeway overpasses of this area. Parking is free along the street.…
For $8, this small museum packed a punch with its current exhibit. Aside from a Holocaust museum, I’ve never felt so much turmoil and heartbreak in an exhibition. The artists put faces, names, and years robbed away from immigrant…

From 48 Google reviews

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