museum of art & history (moah)

Liked the place and the pictures even if I thought there would be more things to see because on the roof there were only two things ;) but the view from the roof was beautiful :D I really like Lancaster and Rosamond

The MOHA is a very nice facility located in the heart of old down town Lancaster. The entire street is a worthwhile visit especially when they have the farmer's market on Thursdays. The displays from the Neil Armstrong (first man on the moon) museum at MOHA were simply awe inspiring to see. There was also a celebration of the poppy flower being shown. It was just OK, and nothing really special by my assessment. While in Lancaster, be sure to drive over the "musical road"…… google it! It is well worth while, as well.

Delighted by the professionalism of this museum; excellent lighting for displays. The exhibit we saw was equal to any large city in California.

This Museum is the crown jewel on the recently renovated BLVD in downtown Lancaster. Nice architecture from the outside and amazing use of natural light inside. Clearly designed to exhibit art. Exhibits are world class but accessible to the novice museum visitor. Plenty of great restaurants on the same block. Truly enjoyed it.

Nice facility. Pushy donation on entry. Several rooms with "art" we spent about 20 minutes in total, much of that looking for where the rest of the exhipits were hiding! This is not a HIstory Museum!!!!!!

I love this place. Very needed around here. Actually a cultural experience close to home. I had low expectations and they far exceeded them.

Great place to see some excellent art! A wide and varied collection in all types of mediums. And now that the admission is free, it is all that much better for everyone to visit

It now feels like a real, bona-fide museum and art gallery. The building is gorgeous with the most beautiful views of downtown. As always, I love the curator's choices and the shows that come through there.

Right on the newly refurbished Lancaster Blvd, "The BLVD" is a real Art Gallery. Each exhibit is smallish but good. The curator has done an excellent job to put together fairly-family-friendly but still provocative works of art and, reportedly, the exhibits change often enough that there will always be something to drop-by and talk about, which is the point of having an art gallery.Right now, there is an interesting exhibit of artifacts and photos by a Native American man from this area, which appears to be the History part of MOAH.As a museum, this is not meant to be another Getty or LACMA - those things take hours to see. Instead, by design I think, MOAH is a wonderful conversation piece and an easy, short, stop-over for those strolling down the BLVD. My family dropped by for 15 minutes on a Thursday evening which is the one night of the week MOAH is open late. While there, we saw a lecture being conducted by a world-famous LA art critic. Just one of the perks of living close to LA: famous people sometimes take a jaunt up here to be admired by us Valley folk. :)