The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, founded by George Lucas, is nearing completion. It will feature various attractions, including art galleries and film programs. The museum is set to open in September, although details about its content and exhibits are limited.
For more information on the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, including its upcoming programs and exhibits, readers can refer to the source, ABC7 Los Angeles.
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