Museum of What This location is currently closed. This is definitely one of the more feminine pop-ups I’ve been to and because it’s primarily backdrops, you definitely should bring a friend. Located in the Anaheim Gardenwalk, the first hour of parking is free. Walk around too- the shopping center has a ton of great murals on both levels! The mall directory and the address can be a bit confusing- the pop-up is by P.F. Chang’s closest to the main road!

World of Fruit Water. This sounds silly but no joke- this was the first pop-up that offered water. On a hot summer day, this was AMAZING. So many colors. The rooms are each themed to different fruits but they’re not just the ordinary grocery store varieties- they included a lot of really cool, colorful fruits. This was definitely one of my favorite pop-ups- they had a ton of goodies throughout the space including watermelon popsicles and acai bowls! There were samples of all kinds of exotic fruits at the end of the exhibit which was a great way to introduce people to new fruits.

Pop-Up Disney This location is currently closed. You guys know I love all things Disney. This pop-up is a celebration of all things Mickey and it’s on Disney property so you know it’s completely authentic and 100% legit! Your visit includes five hours of validated parking in Downtown Disney- take advantage and wander around or grab lunch. The exhibit only takes about an hour. You get to see Mickey through the ages and a ton of really awesome Mickey art including some fun pieces from his friends. This exhibit is completely all ages- I saw plenty of kids and plenty of adults just hanging out and having fun. Make sure…

This location is currently closed. You can literally be inside a tin of caviar or a cup noodle container here. There were very few kids when I went- it was mostly adults. Definitely bring a friend if you can- solo with a tripod works but it’s got great spots for video and boomerang so you’ll want a buddy! Upon entering, the ticket person mentioned vandalism. SO NOT COOL. Who vandalizes a pop-up??? Foodie Space

My visit was hosted by Wisdome LA; however, all opinions are my own! Be sure to look at each piece in the exhibit- a lot of it is 3D or interactive and changes at intervals so don’t rush! Look up= the art isn’t all at eye level. There’s a lot going on around the ceilings- especially in the dome before the theatre. Hang out- check the times for the show and relax on one of the giant beanbags while staring at the show on the ceiling. Portraits taken by Miranda Mendelson of Slashed Beauty

Fun Box My visit to Fun Box was hosted; however, all opinions are my own! My second visit to Fun Box was even cooler at the new location inside Westfield Santa Anita in Arcadia! The space was a lot bigger so there were some new displays! Fun Box is definitely more family friendly than a lot of the other pop-ups I’ve attended and they have a lot of displays especially for children! Portraits taken by Miranda Mendelson of Slashed Beauty

MODS Museum This visit was hosted by MODS Museum; however, all opinions are my own! If you’ve been drooling over Teamlab Borderless photos on Instagram like I have, then this pop-up is a dream come true. There is digital art that’s very similar and the trip to Los Angeles is so much cheaper than Tokyo! I can’t stress this enough- do the VIP package. They provide a photographer and these guys know the best angles and spots and the pictures will be super cute! It’s perfect for photoshoots. This is one spot where you can definitely have an amazing visit solo if you do the VIP package! This pop-up is…

Tacotopia This visit was hosted by Tacotopia; however, all opinions are my own! First off- you get a FREE TACO with admission at Azule which is an amazing spot across the street. The tacos were actually really good! This was an intensely colorful pop-up- not subdued pastels. It’s bright and fun! There was a cute Cholula Hot Sauce bar where you could sample different sauces and even take home souvenir mini bottles! There are tons of parking garages around Third Street Promenade- we got one around the corner that came with two hours of free parking (plenty of time to visit Tacotopia and wander a bit). That display cart of…

Benefit We happened upon this pop-up the day we were in LA which was opening day! So glad we made it. It wasn’t even too crowded yet! Everything was PINK. The whole space was decked out in Benefit themed pieces. The straw holders were full of liners and mascaras for testing. I love the look of a great retro diner and this one takes the cake! They even gave out free ice cream sandwiches from Milk when you made a purchase.

Beauty Con Our tickets came with a little hair and make-up touch-up which was perfect since we’d just driven five hours and definitely needed a refresh! These rooms were made for boomerangs- not just photos! So much fun interaction and perfect for IG. Each room was themed and sponsored by a specific brand so no two rooms were even a little bit similar. It made for such a cool experience! The pop-up was such a fun intro to Beauty Con- I’ve never gotten to go so it was a great way to see a little taste of the con.