11 LA Oddities To Explore on Twilight Zone Day

Have you entered a parallel dimension? Nope, it's just another day in LA. Celebrate Twilight Zone Day with these out of this world LA experiences.

By Shahrzad Warkentin May 11, 2016

Have you ever felt like you’ve entered another time and dimension? No, that time you didn’t sleep for a week because your baby was cutting molars doesn’t count. We’re talking about The Twilight Zone. Though your little sci-fi lovers are too young to remember the series, they will definitely geek out over celebrating Twilight Zone Day on May 11th by visiting some of these out-of-this-world LA spots that will make you feel like you’ve entered a parallel universe.

It Came From Another World (Literally)

There's nothing more out-of-this-world than alien meteorites. This little hidden gem on the UCLA Campus has around 100 meteorites on display, including several discovered in California. Your mini believers will have a blast imagining all the deep corners of space this impressive collection hails from.

UCLA Campus
595 Charles E. Young Drive
Geology Building, Room 3697
Westwood
Online: meteorites.ucla.edu

photo: Brian U. via Yelp

Which of LA’s alternate dimensions have you explored with your little time travelers? Share your favorite oddities in the comments?

—Shahrzad Warkentin