Children in Koreatown, Los Angeles… Where do you bring them to? Where do you buy them stuff? And lessons!!!
My Gym for Kids. Children’s Fitness Center. Opened February 2016. Second floor of the Wilshire-Gramercy Plaza Shopping Center, at 3959 Wilshire Boulevard, Suite A211.
Lemon Tree Cafe is a restaurant with a play area for children. The space can be reserved for birthday parties.
Young Art is a Korean-run stationery store inside Koreatown Galleria (Suite #320) selling cute gift items such as toys, iPhone cases, stuffed bears, wall clocks, and backpacks. They occasionally have Angry Birds accessories and Kpop items such as BTS socks. *Item availability is subject to change. *No Hello Kitty. Try next door. Usually open 11:00 am to 8:00 pm, Monday to Sunday.
“ToeToe” offers Kpop, Hiphop, and Ballet-Stretching Classes. Dance lessons for children 3 to 15 years of age. Current schedule includes classes on Thursday 5:00 pm and Saturday 11:00 am. Call beforehand when planning to visit as office hours are not regular. Opened in 2014 on the second floor of the Western Village Square mini-mall on the southwest corner of 3rd & Western.
Korean-owned store that sells products for babies and kids — strollers, toys, car seats, teeth wipes… It’s the local alternative to Babies R Us. I
Country Club Park Heritage Plaza is known for short as Wilton Place Park. It was inaugurated on October 22, 2011, with a free tree giveaway. Located outside Koreatown’s formal borders. This is an unstaffed pocket park. There is a walking path, a sustainably designed play area, and benches. 1015 S. Wilton Place, by Olympic Boulevard.
Opened March 30, 2011. Located on the third level of the shopping mall near the end-store “Red Gate” Furniture. Has diaper-changing stations for babies, nursing areas for mothers, and play areas for toddlers. The family lounge features private nursing areas and diaper-changing stations for families with babies only. Those without babies are not permitted to enter the lounge to respect the privacy of families.