Dodgers Announce Opening Of Pop-Up Museum

LOS ANGELES  (CBSLA.com)   —   Missing baseball?

The Los Angeles Dodgers Wednesday announced a pop-up museum at Dodger Stadium located in the left-field reserve level team store starting Friday.

The Dodgers' off-season exhibit features photos, memorabilia and items on loan from the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, items owned by world-renowned sports memorabilia collector Gary Cypres, and pieces on loan from former Dodger players.

Also included are items featuring Jackie Robinson, Sandy Koufax, Don Drysdale, Johnny Podres and Ebbets Field artifacts. Artifacts from the Dodgers' historical collections will be on display including a baseball signed by the 1953 National League All-Star team, Shawn Green's broken bat and Mike Piazza's catcher's equipment.

Items on loan by former Dodgers include Fernando Valenzuela's 1981 NL Cy Young award. The exhibit will also feature Vin Scully items, jerseys, game-used bats and a display honoring Corey Seager (2016 NL Rookie of the Year), Dave Roberts (2016 NL Manager of the Year) and Clayton Kershaw (2014 MVP and Cy Young Award Winner).

The Dodgers' pop-up museum opens to the public on select dates this off-season into Spring Training from 11a.m. to 4  p.m.: December 2-4, December 9-11, December 16-18, December 23 and 24, December 26 – 31, January 2, January 6-8, January 13-16, January 20-22, January 27-29, February 3-5, February 10-12, February 17-20, February 24-26 and March 3-5.

Admission to the exhibit is  $10.

Fans are encouraged to buy tickets in advance. For tickets and more information click here.

Fans will be directed to park in lot P where they may also purchase admission tickets. Fans joining a Stadium Tour on open exhibit dates will have the opportunity to visit the museum. Pricing is as follows for a Dodger Stadium tour and access to the exhibit: adult ticket $23, child/senior/military with valid I.D. $18, clubhouse tour $53 and group ticket prices offer a $3 add-on for exhibit access.