The Best Landmarks in Torrance

This place deserves 6 stars if I could give it! Absolutely loved the history and passion this place has inside. The person who gave us a tour was more than helpful, funny, and a chill kind of guy! This place has something special about it for sure! The place tells a story as you pass from one car/motorcycle to the next. I am grateful I had the opportunity to venture here and as Honda wanted he made dreams come true by this tour! Love!

The Museum is in Old Torrance, across the street from Eat at Rudy's diner. It's housed in a gorgeous vintage building which was the former library. I spotted the sign on the door last Sunday as I was leaving Rudy's: it said Open and Free. I was there in a shot, haha. It's free, yes, but donations are accepted. There's a glass jar by the door that held a bunch of dollar bills. The museum survives completely on donations, in fact.

They aspires to create a new paradigm marrying qualities of an art museum with those of a fine gallery. The focus will be on introducing works from world-class artists who will be able to display and sell their art as well as conduct workshops, lectures and hands-on demonstrations of their unique styles and techniques. Supporting art education and establishing an international cultural exchange program will also be key components of our mission.