Two men built famous parks in this county a few miles apart, and the museum argues they were working from a shared idea about what a designed landscape could do to a visitor. The show sets Walt Disney beside Hubert Eaton, who turned a Glendale cemetery into a park of sculpture and stained glass, and traces what the museum calls the philosophical and artistic parallels between them. Admission is free, the museum sits next to the Hall of Crucifixion-Resurrection, and the exhibition opens September
What to expect
A single-gallery museum show of archival material and objects tracing the two men, inside a free museum on the Forest Lawn Glendale grounds. The Hall of Crucifixion-Resurrection and the Last Supper Window are on the same site and keep their own hours.
Good to know
- Admission and parking are free, per the museum.
- Museum hours are Tuesday through Sunday, 10am to 5pm; the Hall of Crucifixion-Resurrection closes at 4pm.
- The museum lists a free opening reception Saturday, September 19, 5–7:30pm with curator remarks and live music, but RSVPs closed September 14.
- The exhibition stays up through February 7, 2027.
- The museum is at 1712 S. Glendale Ave. in Glendale; the museum phone is 323-340-4782.
Common questions
How much is admission?
The museum says admission and parking are always free.
Can I still attend the opening reception?
The museum asked for RSVPs by September 14, so the reception list is closed; the exhibition itself is open during museum hours.