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    Design and Architecture

    3 Design Things To Do This Weekend

    Here are three must-do design things this weekend, including “Caturday,” recommended by DnA.

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    KCRW placeholderBy Caroline Chamberlain • Jan 24, 2014 • 2 min read

    Here are three must-do design things this weekend, including “Caturday,” recommended by DnA.

    1. Tea and Talk at Greystone Mansion

    Join the Friends of Greystone for tea and a rare chance to see one of L.A.’s most unique historical landmarks. Greystone Mansion, also known as Doheny Mansion was built in the Tudor Revival style by architect Gordon Kaufman and has served as a backdrop for films including The Big Lebowski, The Social Network, and Stripes. The house also gained notoriety when its owner Edward “Ned” Doheny, Jr., was found dead in a murder-suicide with his secretary, Hugh Plunket. James Doyle and Kathryn Herman will take guests on a tour of the American and European Gardens; tea will also be served!

    When: Sunday January 26 from 3:00 to 5:00 PM

    Where: Greystone Mansion; 905 Loma Vista Drive, Beverly Hills

    Click here for more information.

    2. Cat Art Show and Cat Video Film Festival

    Cat lovers rejoice! This Saturday — or Caturday — there are two events that celebrate the explosion of feline-related pop culture that has emerged in recent years. The Cat Art Show features the work of over 50 artists and claims to be both a “meditation and a celebration of the feline form.” Click here for more information.

    And in the first “Cat Video Film Festival” “fellow feline fanatics” are invited to gather at the Echoplex to view a selection of 85 cat videos. Click here for more information.

    Cat Art Show

    When: Opening reception Saturday January 25; Click here for full list of dates and hours of the show.

    Where: 101/Exhibit 6205 Santa Monica Blvd., Los Angeles

    Tickets: Free and open to the public.

    Cat Video Film Festival

    When: Saturday January 25 at 2:00 PM

    Where: Echoplex; 1154 Glendale Blvd., Los Angeles

    Tickets: $14; Click here for tickets.

    3. Free Museum Day

    No better time for a museum day with friends and family this Saturday, when several museums in Los Angeles will offer free admission this coming Saturday including Pasadena Museum of California Art, LACMA (above), MOCA, Getty Center, and The Autry.

    When: Saturday January 25

    Where: At participating museums; see full list below

    Tickets: Free!

    Full list of museums participating:

    Annenberg Space for Photography

    Armory Center for the Arts

    Autry National Center of the American West

    California African American Museum

    California Science Center

    Fowler Museum at UCLA

    Getty Center

    Getty Villa

    Hammer Museum

    Japanese American National Museum

    Los Angeles County Museum of Art

    Los Angeles Fire Department Museum and Memorial (Hollywood and San Pedro)

    Museum of Contemporary Art

    Museum of Latin American Art

    Orange County Museum of Art

    Paley Center for Media

    Pasadena Museum of California Art

    Santa Monica Museum of Art

    USC Pacific Asia Museum

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      Caroline Chamberlain

      KUOW

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