Los Angeles is already home to many quirky museums but one more opened over the weekend: the Sloomoo Institute’s slime museum.

The space, at 157 Fairfax Ave. across from The Grove, is 13,000 square feet. It is the Sloomoo Institute’s fifth flagship location. Tickets start at $34.99.

The museum features a DIY Slime Bar where people can make their own slime and has more than 500 gallons of cloud slime. Museum attendees can also imprint their hands into Sloomoo’s version of the Hollywood Walk of Fame and splatter slime on walls.

“Expanding to this vibrant city is a dream come true for us, especially with Los Angeles being the nucleus for entertainment,” said Karen Robinovitz, co-founder and co-chief executive of Sloomoo. “We want to continue sparking joy and creativity across the country, and we are excited to share our world of wonder with the diverse and dynamic community.”

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In other museum news, the City of Glendale and the Jet Propulsion Laboratory are launching “Blended Worlds: Experiments In Interplanetary Imagination,” a new exhibition at the Brand Library & Art Center in Glendale.

The exhibit will open Sept. 21 and explores the relationship between people and the environment. Artists are collaborating with JPL scientists on the pieces. In total, 11 artists will be featured.

There will also be a number of related public programs and community events including “Blended Worlds: An Evening of Art, Theater and Science” hosted by comedian Reggie Watts at the Alex Theatre in Glendale on Oct. 5.

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Popular burger and milkshake eatery Shake Shack has closed a number of stores in Los Angeles.

The company is closing stores in Culver City, Silver Lake, Koreatown, Bunker Hill and Westfield Topanga in Canoga Park, according to Nation’s Restaurant News.

Shake Shack opened its first drive-thru store in the area in Torrance and went on to expand rapidly. Employees at closed locations will be offered positions at nearby restaurants.