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. ...

Opened in 1931, The Los Angeles Theatre is a landmark movie theater located in the heart of downtown Los Angeles’ historic district. It has an elegant ballroom space in the lower level, a restaurant space, and a bar. The ornate auditorium holds 1,949 audience members on its orchestra and balcony levels. The grand lobby, ballroom, and restaurant can accommodate an additional 2,000 patrons. ...

Originally opened in 1914, The Regent is the last remaining historic movie theater on Downtown LA’s Main Street. The theater hosts nightly concerts, themed dance nights, theater performances, movie screenings, special events, parties, festivals and more. ...

Located on the border of downtown Los Angeles and the Westlake neighborhood, The Teragram Ballroom is a multi-faceted event and performance venue featuring a ballroom dance floor, state-of-the-art sound and lighting systems, unobstructed sightlines, and advanced acoustical treatments. Built in 1913 as the Playhouse Theater, the historic venue boasts a 30′ proscenium stage, three dressing rooms, a balcony, three bars, and room for 625 people. The facility includes a lobby, full-service café, and a separate bar/lounge. Named as a tribute to the owner’s wife, the venue is “Margaret” spelled backwards. ...