New L.A. Museum features broken relationships

Paul Heymont 6/2/162:00 PM

Love letters from no-longer-loved ones, tokens of displaced affection, bittersweet reminders of what might have been, and even a sense of new possibilities will all be on display this weekend, when Los Angeles's Museum of Broken Relationships opens.

Featuring about 100 objects and experiences from a much larger collection, it will also offer a "confession booth" where museum visitors can leave love notes or letters about their own experiences.

On the other hand, it will cost $18 per person to experience other people's loss. For more information, pictures and a preview review from LA Weekly, click HERE

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