The San Jose Center for the Performing Arts is a performing arts venue located in downtown San Jose, CA. Built in 1972 by the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, this one-of-a-kind theater features large windows, providing plenty of natural light and spectacular views. The Center for the Performing Arts is managed and operated by San Jose Theaters, a division of Team San Jose. It regularly hosts productions from Broadway San Jose, San Jose Dance Theatre, and other organizations. The 150-capacity Ridder Lounge, located adjacent to an outdoor courtyard, is equipped with built-in concessions and a bar area. The swanky President’s Club, just off the main entrance, also features a bar and can accommodate up to 50 guests. ...

Built circa 1927, Wilshire Ebell Theatre is one of the oldest continually operating live performance venues in Los Angeles, CA. A 1,238-seat classic proscenium theater, the Wilshire Ebell is now strictly a rental facility hosting performances ranging from ballet, full orchestral concerts, and theater to stand-up comedy, children’s musicals, and international pop concerts. Proceeds from the Theatre help to support the operation, preservation, and mission of the historic Ebell Club. The Ebell of Los Angeles is an educational and philanthropic organization founded by women, for women in 1894. ...

The John Anson Ford Theatre, an 1,180 seat outdoor amphitheater located in Hollywood’s Cahuenga Pass, is owned and operated by the LA Phil in partnership with the County of Los Angeles. Each year, The Ford presents an eclectic season of music, dance, theatre, film and family events that represent the diverse communities that comprise LA County. ...

First opened in 1935, The Cascade Theatre is a restored Art Deco performing arts center in Redding, CA, capable of hosting a wide array of events including concerts, dance, theater and film. The theater has two concession areas and bars where light snacks, soft drinks, bottled water, beer, wine and mixed drinks may be purchased. ...

Open since 2013, The Vina Robles Amphitheatre is one of the largest outdoor venues for arts and entertainment in San Luis Obispo County. Here, two of California’s great compositions meet, as exceptional wine and intimate live music are paired to create an unforgettable wine country experience. Featuring a style reminiscent of the California missions, guests are able to enjoy modern amenities and first class hospitality. The concert season runs from April through November and features top tier acts from around the world in all genres. Various seating options all within 150 feet from the stage, including regular, VIP and general admission lawn seating, make events accessible to anyone in the community. The Vina Robles Amphitheatre is owned and operated by Vina Robles. ...

Originally opened in 1936, San Jose Civic is a historic venue in downtown San Jose, CA, built in the Spanish California Mission style. The intimate, 2,850-seat theater features state-of-the-art sound and HD video and hosts a variety of concerts, family shows, and other events from kickboxing tournaments to dance productions to children’s touring shows. ...

Located in Jack London Square, downtown Oakland’s entertainment district, Oakland Metro Operahouse is a nonprofit arts space, live performance venue, and home to the Oakland Opera. Opened in 2001, the black box theater and opera house is equipped with a full theatrical lighting system, state-of-the-art sound reinforcement, and a full bar. ...

Founded in 1968, The Freight & Salvage is a nonprofit community arts organization and a premier listening room located two blocks from campus in the Downtown Berkeley Arts District. The venue seats 490 and features a state-of-the-art sound system from Meyer Sound Labs. The Freight is dedicated to promoting public awareness and understanding of traditional music that is rooted in and expressive of the great variety of regional, ethnic, and social cultures of peoples throughout the world. ...