The El Rey Theatre is an original art deco theater in the heart of Los Angeles’ Miracle Mile. The El Rey was built in 1936 and converted into a live music venue in 1994. A registered Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument, the El Rey has sweeping staircases, an Art Deco lobby, VIP balcony lounge, and a grand ballroom equipped with a full stage. ...

Opened in 1926, The Belasco is one of the premier entertainment and live event destinations in downtown Los Angeles, CA. Home to global touring artists, local sound scenes, and special events, the historic venue is comprised of a four main spaces: Chapel, Chamber, Sanctuary, and Confessional. The Chapel is the main concert space with a 1,300-capacity mezzanine and main floor, state-of-the-art sound and lighting systems, and large bars. The Chamber is a 250-capacity space under the main room of The Belasco. The Sanctuary is a 500-capacity ballroom on the third floor with a separate entrance. The Confessional is a restaurant and bar that holds up to 75. ...

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. ...

The Lyric Hyperion is Silver Lake’s hip spot for arts and eats, hosting live performances nightly. Showcasing top acts from the world of comedy, music, and theatre, The Lyric Hyperion is committed to providing a home for quality live entertainment. ...

The historic Wiltern Theatre is not only an icon of Los Angeles entertainment glamour, but also one of the finest examples of Art Deco architecture in the United States. Part rock venue, part historic theatre, The Wiltern offers four unique spaces from the grand Main Lobby and Theatre to the more intimate Underground Lounge and Backstage. ...

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. ...

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 Mayan Theatre is located in the heart of Downtown Los Angeles. The Mayan’s Main Auditorium is outfitted with the largest inventory of state-of-the-art sound, lighting, and video equipment available, and is specially insulated for superb acoustics. ...

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. ...

The Vermont Hollywood is the ultimate concert and event space in Los Angeles, CA. The multifaceted, adaptable, and interactive event space features great sightlines, a state-of-the-art sound system, and cutting-edge video and lighting design including LED-lined walls. The plush VIP mezzanine level has a separate entrance, private restrooms, and a full service bar. ...

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. ...

2220 Arts + Archives is a volunteer-run community arts center dedicated to innovative performance and experimental arts in the Historic Filipinotown neighborhood of Los Angeles, CA. The venue features three rooms, three stages, a basement and lots of parking. 2220 hosts a cooperative group of arts nonprofits, artists and curators, programming a calendar full of film, literature, music, and performing arts. ...

Located on the iconic Hollywood Walk of Fame, The Bourbon Room is a bar, lounge, and live entertainment venue that hosts live performances ranging from rock n’ roll to stand-up comedy to immersive theatrical experiences. The Main Room is a 200-seat, multi-functional theater space with state-of-the-art sound and lighting plus cutting-edge production for the ultimate live music experience. The Bourbon Room’s speakeasy-style Cocktail Lounge features a full bar, HD TVs, chesterfield sofas, and a leopard-print stage. ...