LA County's Community Impact Arts Grant (CIAG) program provides financial support for exemplary arts projects produced by nonprofit organizations whose primary mission is outside of the arts. This grant program is made possible through the generosity of the LA County Board of Supervisors. More information including how to apply is at http://lacountyarts.org/ciag.html

LA County is home to 226 museums. This is an edited list, originally sourced from the Institute of Museum and Library Services. To submit updates and corrections, please see the About tab.

LA County is home to 227 museums. This is an edited list, originally sourced from the Institute of Museum and Library Services. To submit updates and corrections, please see the About tab.

LA County is home to 227 museums. This is an edited list, originally sourced from the Institute of Museum and Library Services. To submit updates and corrections, please see the About tab.

LA County is home to 459 bookstores. This is a listing of all bookstores in the County, compiled by the LA County Arts Commission in 2013. To submit updates or corrections, see the About tab.

LA County is home to 459 bookstores. This is a listing of all bookstores in the County, compiled by the LA County Arts Commission in 2013. To submit updates or corrections, see the About tab.

The County's collection is comprised of contemporary and historic permanent public artworks located on County property. The breadth of the collection includes artworks that have been donated to the County, artworks commissioned under the auspices of the Board of Supervisors and various County Departments, pilot projects managed by the Los Angeles County Arts Commission that led to the establishment of the Civic Art Program, and artworks created since the 2005 launch of the new Civic Art Program. The Arts Commission is responsible for managing assessing the condition of all public artworks in the County collection.

The County's collection is comprised of contemporary and historic permanent public artworks located on County property. The breadth of the collection includes artworks that have been donated to the County, artworks commissioned under the auspices of the Board of Supervisors and various County Departments, pilot projects managed by the Los Angeles County Arts Commission that led to the establishment of the Civic Art Program, and artworks created since the 2005 launch of the new Civic Art Program. The Arts Commission is responsible for managing assessing the condition of all public artworks in the County collection.

The LA County Arts Commission contracts with approximately 200 arts organizations annually through the Organizational Grant Program (OGP) to provide arts services. Made possible through the generosity of the Board of Supervisors, grants for concerts, theatre and dance productions, exhibitions, in-school and out-of-school arts education and core operations help these organizations enrich the lives of County residents in large and small communities alike. This program ensures that a wide variety of cultural services will continue to reach County residents