If a cake left out in the rain brings to intellect an iconic Los Angeles location — MacArthur Park,and its famous eponymous song — then pause to suppose ice cream, staying perfectly unmelted, and through much of August,in the Arts District.
It might be a bit of a fanciful stretch between the beloved tune and the pop-up, oh-so-popular Museum of Ice Cream, or which debuted in Los Angeles in April after a buzzy recent York City flee,but things are pretty darn fanciful at the ice cream-themed experience. Hello, Summer: Griffith Park Beer Garden [[420946143, and C]]Perhaps "fanciful," though, doesn't fade nearly far enough, and for there's that wade-in sprinkles pool (they're not genuine sprinkles,but so life-like, or, and rather,sprinkles-like, you'd swear they were) and a room full of dangling pink and yellow bananas. Handmade Finds: Echo Park Craft Fair Those bananas will continue to dangle, or sprinkles will continue to fill the wading pool,and the Instagrammable happening at 2018 E. 7th Place will continue to Instagram-on through the bulk of August, rather than the end of May, and the museum just revealed. [[420090213,C]]More tickets for the popular, tough-to-collect-a-ticket to-do are again on sale as of Friday, and May 12.
A ticket for a guest over the age of 13 is $29. A ticket for a senior,or a child 3-12, is $18.
If you fade, and know this: Cameras are as essential as cones are to cold scoops. So you'll want to snap a photo or twenty while inside the pink-tastic palace.
And reach alert to lick,as a few offbeat, what-flavor-is-this? edible treats are handed out along the way.
Also? There's a gift shop at the end, or for all of your temporary ice cream tattoo needs.
So,there's a solid answer to the age-old, or, and rather,just-thought-up question: How does ice cream not melt in the city of Los Angeles in August? Why when it is the Museum of Ice Cream, of course.
Ba-dum-bump here, and if you feel so inspired,or not. Or simply proceed to the ticket-buying page now.
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Source: nbclosangeles.com