I went to the Star Trek Discovery exhibit. This was my first visit to the Paley Center. It was really cool!

LOVED the Star Trek Discovery costume exhibit. It was wonderful to see these up close . I had no idea the fabrics were as lovely as they are in person. The amount of detail is mesmerizing. Deltas everywhere!Extremely friendly staff, and when I visited they were playing womens World Cup games in their well-sized (though over-air conditioned!) theater. Right after that, they played an episode from Voyager.It was hard to leave.

Wish I could give 3.5 stars. The staff here are incredible and very nice. I was hoping to have a more robust museum experience, but instead there are a few art pieces and an extensive video gallery. I could spend all day watching old and rare video from TV history. I wish there were more historical pieces like old TV guides, set pieces, scripts, stand alone video features, etc. It was decorated very much for the holidays and for selfies, but it could use a little more oomph, especially for the location. Perhaps more interactive such as Star Trek set piece for selfies, Sesame street background, Johnny Carson desk & mic, etc. Considering the cost is suggested donation, I think the Paley is a wonderful place and would recommend.

The Paley Center is an awesome place where fans of shows can see exhibits of items from those shows. I went for the Star Trek Discovery exhibit.

Excellent free exhibits are almost always available in the lobby and galleries. You get a close up view of costumes and props, and sometimes even immersive VR views of the sets.Upstairs theres a free viewing room where you can see rare kinescope recordings of early TV shows, most of which you cant view elsewhere.The Paley hosts many events where the public can meet the cast and creatives behind todays popular shows.The staff is friendly and knowledgeable. And you can park free for two hours across the street under crate and barrel.A must-see stop for anyone visiting Beverly Hills.

Great exhibition of star trek costumes and props

This place is a history lesson in media.They have wonderful exhibits that cover the history of entertainment.You can see up close such things as Dorothys dress from The Wizard of Oz and items belonging to Marilyn Monroe and on and on.The exhibits change over time.There is a theater for watching films and other rooms filled with memorable moments that have been a part of our lives through media.A must-see for all ages.Admission is free, but donations are accepted.George Vreeland Hill

The paley center ia a great museum ,but is even greater for hosting events. The site is beautiful and conveniently located in beverly hills on a beautiful street with lots of foot traffic and shops in the area

Really good place to learn history in Hollywood

A place to learn about media and entertainment history.They have wonderful exhibits as well, such as movie artifacts and costumes belonging to Marilyn Monroe and others.The exhibits change so check first.There is a movie theater and a rooftop overlook.A great place to spend some time.Admission is free.George Vreeland Hill

This place has everything for kids and adults. The holiday themed events are fun for the entire family too.

This was AWESOME! It was Star Trek themed...

I visited during the American Horror Story exhibit. It had a great flow and overall was done well. I ubered in as to avoid the hustle and bustle of Beverly Hills but I did see that there were several parking garages that had fairly easy access. Theres plenty to do around the center so its easy to kill a day there. I thoroughly enjoyed my visit and plan on going again

The Marilyn exhibit was just super. Stop by and check out the ever changing exhibits. Get on the mailing list to catch things.

Went during Christmas to see Santa. My boys had a fun time, there were also arts and crafts and mini movies playing

Loved the Star Trek Discovery exhibit! Make sure you donate to support The Paley!

Free parking downstairs off Santa Monica Blvd. Free entrance, so definitely stop by when in the area. 2 floors of exhibit space. Today was the Star Trek Discovery exhibit. Mice costumes and props on the first floor. Great concept art on the walls. The most interesting to me was the videos of the actors getting made up to look like Klingons and other outer world creatures. The latex appliances were also on display. It took us about an hour to cover it all.Very helpful staff as well. There was also a video of the LGBT movement in the theater and a couple of other displays elsewhere. Check out their website for what they have.

Beautiful non profit facility in Beverly hills. Right around the corner from Rodeo drive, if youre ever tempted to go shopping

So much fun and totally worth the drive

Meh. Granted, I went on the Wed. before T-giving, and attendance was light, but the place just doesnt celebrate TV the way it c/should. Yes, theres a huge screening room to catch a movie, and yes, thete are 95,000 TV programs in their archives, but the listening equipment felt old and the library was too small for comfortable sitting. Not to mention that the place was overrun with Xmas decor and Santa, in a place dedicated to the hugely successful Jewish guys of 20th C television. They should gather their endowment monies and bring in some real museum folk to upgrade and update their exhibits. (Whats your mission for the 21st C?) It could be so much more engaging and exciting and nostalgia producing!

Super nice and helpful staff. Beautiful space with mostly natural lighting. Two floors accessible to visitors. Free parking in the basement for patrons. Free entrance. Donations box at entrance. Not very busy. Theres a room with computers to view their collection of TV shows and film. Cant wait to go again.

Love the fact you can watch all these old shows for free. Great place to visit if theres something there you want to watch. Lots of specials too

BEAUTIFUL location! Decorated for the holidays. Great staff, friendly and knowledgeable. Ideal atmosphere for mingling before and after the main event. Thoroughly enjoyed Rick Rosen. Looking forward to Connie Orlando in Feb.

Had a blast with my 5th Grade teacher at the Motown 25 Celebration on 2/9/19.. I met Shannon and Tom and the super cool staff on duty. Ms. Wilson and I will definitely be back. Thanks for making this a memorable experience for us both.

Incredible place. Very clean and staff is very professional. High scale and modern. Be presentable and respect the environment and it will respect you back.

Went for the Star Trek exhibit. The staff is very friendly and I really enjoyed the exhibit. The rooftop view and patio are very nice.

Great time to go for holiday displays. Frosty the Snowman, etc.

Fun and creative events with such a kind and helpful staff working there

Great place for events!

Lovely theater and professional ushers who were quite knowledgeable and easy going

A lot of choices and fun atmosphere, ( some things were sold out, but still great)

It is located on Beverly Dr & Santa Monica Blvd. Very well maintained building. The screening room is mid-size. Great sound systems.It is nice to watch the show and meet the cast afterwards. They also offer membership so you can attend all the screening & meet the cast.The parking: Across street, Crate & Barrel, first two hours free. Residential area on Beverly Drive (2 hours parking, after 6pm no restriction). There are a few parking structure near by (parking fees)

Great place to come and learn about media with many displays. its free but donations are encouraged!

Great experience, really nice venue!

Brought my son here to visit Santa and I have to say that this Santa was the best Santa we have ever met. Free hot chocolate and arts and crafts were an added bonus.

Paly now closed forever in Beverly Hills. Sad.

Was my first time going. Had a wonderful experience. Will definitely be back

I attended for an event after hours so Im not sure what this place is like in normal day to day scheduling.Very nice venue for pop up museums and temporary art displays.Only the first floor had an exhibit as of this past week on January 10th 2019. So, I did not have the chance to see the upper floors.Good for tourists if an exhibit is being displayed Id advise checking their website for schedules and info.The nearest parking structure is across the street from Paley Center with first 2 hours free after that its $3 for every 30 minutes maxing out at $22. (Prices could change of course giving accurate pricing to the date I attended.I did notice a sign that stated parking is $5 flat if you enter after 6pm though.One additional note the parking structure also has Chargepoints for EV vehicles I only saw about 6.

History of TV....good place for events.

Its kind of like a very small (free) museum. Worth a look if youre in the neighbourhood for sure. Nice views from the rooftop - you can see as far as the Hollywood sign pretty easily.

Okay, not much going on. You can see old TV online now. Nice staff.

If you enjoy the entertainment world, visit here. Its a delightful place and the staff is very welcoming and knowledgeable. I loved their black history tribute this year. Please make a donation when you visit.

Great place. Not big but well worth the visit. Super friendly people..thanks.

Sadly.... Theyre closing for good

Amazing everything was overwhelmingly interesting

As I was wondering around BevHills I was totally not expecting to find an actual Marilyn Monroe Exhibition. It was incredible. Go to the theatre to watch a story about her and her life. Incredibl. Staff were fabulous.

Its ok. Various exhibiting spaces. Parking can be tough and expensive. Happy to see a space for arts.

Good place to cool down on hot day.

Free entrance place but we are come too late, it close at 5pm.

Great resource. beautiful layout, and great staff

I go way back to when this place was then called the museum of television and radio lolAnd know is the paley center for media

Was great! Saw an AHS exhibit here a few months ago. It was free and definitely amazing to see! I definitely recommend this place to any tourist or local.

Wonderful place for a free Santa pic with the family. For $10 you get a print and they can email it to you. Very nice atmosphere. It really beats the mall Santa.

Beautiful displays of costumes helpful staff

Had a great experience here seeing a Q and A with The Goldbergs TV show cast. One of the Doorman/Security guards has a bit of an attitude though. If you dont like your job then do something else.

This center does one theme showing on 2 floors. Huge place and very modern and nice.Only gave it 3 because of staff. They were mot engaging or interactive.

Always something exciting, fun, and interesting at the Paley. The current Profiles in History, Love Liza auction display was done very nicely.

VENUE! Is beautiful.

Very informative visit... $10 suggested donation.

Great place to learn about television history. Spectacular panels!

They need to beef up their security but their events/programming are fab.

This is a great place to view television and movie memorabilia definitely worth wild visiting this Center.

Stumbled in this place wondering around. Pretty cool to check out

T.V. Center... Nice exhibit

I loved this place. I visited a cartoon Network exhibition and it was great. The space is small, though.

Always a treat. If youre not a member you should become one. Its Beverly Hills hidden gem.

Nice place

This is an amazing recourse. If you need to know anything pertaining TV this is the place. The knowledge from the staff is impeccable.

The center itself has great artwork and different displays up. Was lucky to catch the Ash vs Evil Dead showing and the acoustics were great So I could hear everything even all the way in the back.

They have great panels featuring well-known actors, writers, and directors.

This place is incredible. The theater is state of the art.

Had a fantastic time in this relatively intimate venue. Hulus The Path Season Three Premiere & Cast Q&A.

Great studio for viewing newly released movies and documentaries. Private.

Just beautiful clean and truly amazing art work

My experience was super awesome I just wish there was more of the museum to explore.

Enjoyed an exhibit there. Nice location in Beverly hills.

I Finally Visited The Paley Center For Media In Beverly Hills, California!The Paley Center for Media & Paleyfest Location, formerly the Museum of Television & Radio (MT&R) and the Museum of Broadcasting was founded in 1975 by William S. Paley and this very special place happens to be an American cultural institution in New York and Los Angeles dedicated to the discussion of the cultural, creative and social significance of television, radio and emerging platforms for the professional community and media-interested public.When I visited the museum back on Saturday, October 29, 2016, I was simply amazed to see the various types of entertainment exhibits.For example, I first saw the Wheel that is used on The Price Is Right and got to Spin The Wheel! It was Fun! They also had an old setting where you can stand behind the microphone and take pictures as if You were actually on the show!In My Case: I was on the show back in the year of 2000 with Bob Barker who was the host at that time and so this did bring back memories.They also had other Game Shows there as well such as Lets Make A Deal and there was a Special Promotion for The Young And The Resless.I even got to walk on the catwalk for The Bold And The Beautiful and view the cast for The Talk and pose with them if I wanted to.In Addition: They also have viewing rooms where You can watch thousands of television shows from the past which is really cool!Their staff are also very friendly and knowledgeable and I definitely recommend this museum if You like television shows, the entertainment business and want to learn more about them.Thank you.Sincerely yours,Howard Paul ShoreVisitor/HPS

Wonderful space / accommodating staff / great shows and scattered memorabilia

Really enjoyed the exhibit American Horror Story.

Saw the American Horror Story costume exhibit and the space is beautiful!

Great time!

Free exhibits and friendly staff! When I attended, there was an American Horror Stories exhibit going on and it was amazing.

Not much exhibits when we came. I only went for The Crown costume exhibit.

Parking its important in the area

Went to a movie premiere. Awesome theater.

Great great great

The staff were very polite and had greeting faces.

Nice place to go to for a free exhibit

Has an excellent archive, and staff have so much knowledge

Great free place!

Wonderful exhibitions are always shown here

Treasure trove of entertainment history. Special events, archives.

Friendly staff and special place

Nice exhibitions, amazing staff

A hub of moving image history, screenings and panels.

Good place for media history

A first class media center in the heart of Beverly Hills.

Nice place

Rich with TV and entertainment history.

Very fun