The Broad always has amazing exhibits and installations that the whole family can enjoy! Its current exhibit, Soul of a Nation: Art in the Age of Black Power 1963-1983, is no different. The exhibit highlights the works of prominent Black artists made during the height of the Civil Rights Movement.

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Bold fashion garments, colorful paintings and captivating sculptures are among some of the many standouts this exhibit has to offer.

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Visiting this exhibit is a MUST and there’s great news for all the art lovers out there… admission is FREE on Thursdays! That’s right, visitors receive free walk-up access to Soul of a Nation every Thursday until August 29. Last entry is at 7 p.m. The Broad also offers a free gallery talk that gives visitors unique perspectives on the art, artists and era of Soul of a Nation from some of the gallerists and cultural leaders from that time.

This powerful exhibit is only here until Sept. 1, so be sure to reserve your spot!

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The Broad is just a short walk from the Red and Purple Line’s Civic Center/Grand Park Station and many bus lines by Metro and other bus agencies, including the Rapid 760 and the Rapid 770. To plan your route use the Metro Trip Planner.