The Watts Towers consists of nine towers constructed of structural steel and covered with mortar containing mosaic glass, seashells, pottery and tile. The Los Angeles City Cultural Affairs Department, through the Watts Towers Arts Center,...
The Pico House was built by Pío Pico, last governor of California under Mexican rule. This was the first three story building and the first grand hotel in Los Angeles. The hotel was built in the Italianate style, with deep set round-arched...
As one of the top performing arts centers in the world, the Music Center is committed to strengthening community through the arts. Set in the heart of Los Angeles’ downtown cultural district and home to four internationally renowned resident...
Home to the World Champion Los Angeles Lakers, Los Angeles Kings, Los Angeles Clippers and Los Angeles Sparks. Available for booking corporate events or shows.
Boasting one of the largest stages in the country, The Dorothy Chandler Pavilion is the home of LA Opera and the Dance at the Music Center. Popular world-class opera productions (such as the Marriage of Figaro and Madame Butterfly) and dance...
With 106,000 square feet of flexible space and truck accessibility the deck fits any function, from the X-games to Awards Show after-parties. A 42,000 square foot tent holds 5,000 guests. Valet parking is available on the level below the deck...
Described as a savvy little lunchroom by the Los Angeles Times, Patinette opened in 1994 and is situated adjacent to the Museum of Contemporary Art entrance. The 116-seat eatery features both indoor and outdoor dining with a Mediterranean flavor...
A 4-million-square-foot development adjoining the STAPLES Center and the LA Convention Center will feature an exciting mix of entertainment venues, restaurants, retail, commercial and residential spaces, television and radio broadcast studios,...
