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Los Angeles is bursting with family-friendly experiences, especially in June when the city comes alive with sun-soaked events tailored for kids and parents alike. Whether you’re looking for creative workshops, sing-alongs, nature outings, or storytime with a twist, LA offers a playful and enriching escape for families of all kinds. From cultural learning to outdoor discovery, here’s your guide to some of the best activities for children in the City of Angels this month.
Celebrate Pride with Drag Story Hour at the Academy Museum
On June 21, the Academy Museum invites families to a joyful and inclusive Drag Story Hour, hosted by beloved local performer Pickle the Drag Queen. Taking place from 10:30am to 11:30am in the Museum Store, this engaging session includes readings of The Hips on the Drag Queen Go Swish, Swish, Swish, Feminist Baby, and It's Okay to Be Different. This free event offers a positive, fun-filled space for kids to embrace diversity, kindness, and creativity. No tickets required—just arrive early to grab a spot.
Toddlers Take the Mic at Skirball Sing-Along
The Skirball Cultural Center turns up the volume for its youngest guests with a Toddler Sing-Along on June 17 and 18. This interactive musical event encourages children to move, clap, and sing their hearts out while learning basic rhythms and melodies. Led by dynamic musicians in a welcoming environment, it’s a wonderful way for little ones to connect through music and laughter.
Party at the LA Zoo’s Wildest Weekend Yet
The Block Party at the LA Zoo on June 21 and 22 is a two-day celebration of animals, community, and kid-powered fun. Families can enjoy hands-on activities, music, themed crafts, and up-close encounters with some of the zoo’s most fascinating residents. It’s an ideal mix of education and entertainment, all set within one of the country’s most beloved zoological parks.
Creativity Unleashed at LACMA’s Boone Children’s Gallery
On June 21, head to LACMA for a Pop-Up Art Workshop at the Boone Children's Gallery. Young artists can experiment with brush techniques, color blending, and storytelling through art in a drop-in format designed for all ages. Materials are provided, and no registration is needed—just bring your imagination and enjoy a day of hands-on learning in a museum setting.
Big-Screen Nostalgia at New Beverly Cinema
Treat your family to a dose of Disney magic with The Rescuers Down Under screening at the New Beverly Cinema on June 21 and 22. This family favorite combines heartfelt storytelling with thrilling adventure, and seeing it on the big screen offers a retro experience for kids and a nostalgic trip for grown-ups. With kid-friendly showtimes and affordable tickets, it’s a perfect movie outing for all ages.
Storytelling Magic at Children’s Book World
Author Helena Ku Rhee visits Children’s Book World on June 21 for a special reading and signing event. Known for her whimsical and warm-hearted children’s books, Helena will read from her latest titles and share insights into the writing process. This cozy bookstore gathering fosters a love for reading while inspiring young minds with the power of storytelling.
Plan Your Family-Focused June Getaway
Los Angeles proves that fun for the whole family doesn’t mean compromising on culture, creativity, or excitement. With a lineup of events that educate and entertain, June is the perfect month to pack up the kids and explore everything this dynamic city has to offer.
More Info & Event Links
To learn more or plan your family adventures, visit:
https://www.academymuseum.org
https://www.skirball.org
https://www.lazoo.org
https://www.lacma.org
https://www.thenewbev.com
https://www.childrensbookworld.com
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