Los Angeles Weird Museums: Death, Celebrities, Bunnies

You know LACMA and MOCA, and Skirball, Hammer and Getty -- who doesn't? But when you're looking to delve into some of LA's most esoteric -- and, frankly, weirdest art -- visit one of these four museums for your oddball fix.

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The Bunny Museum

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Pasadena's Bunny Museum, "the hoppiest place in the world," houses a collection of 28,012 (and counting) bunny-related items including stuffed animals, figurines, and yes, real rabbits. The museum is located in a private home where the Bunny Museum's curators live with their five litter-boxed trained pet rabbits. Tours are by appointment only, and visitors are encouraged to bring snacks, (veggies, but not carrots), for the museum's floppy-eared dwellers. Weirdest item: The curator couple's freeze dried former pet bunnies 1933 Jefferson Drive, at Bellford Avenue, (626-798-8848 or ‎thebunnymuseum.com) Photo: Courtesy of The Bunny Museum

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Pasadena's Bunny Museum, "the hoppiest place in the world," houses a collection of 28,012 (and counting) bunny-related items including stuffed animals, figurines, and yes, real rabbits. The museum is located in a private home where the Bunny Museum's curators live with their five litter-boxed trained pet rabbits. Tours are by appointment only, and visitors are encouraged to bring snacks, (veggies, but not carrots), for the museum's floppy-eared dwellers.
Weirdest item: The curator couple's freeze dried former pet bunnies
1933 Jefferson Drive, at Bellford Avenue, (626-798-8848 or ‎thebunnymuseum.com)

Photo: Courtesy of The Bunny Museum

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*This story has been edited. A slide about the Erotic Museum was removed because it is no longer open.