Suggestions for Arts and Entertainment near Los Angeles
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Fyd A. • August 13, 2014One of the great theaters in LA. #Go there for the comfy couches and food service. Try booking early for perfect spot.
Bethany J. • February 9, 2014They are now free! Their permanent collections as well as specially curated exhibits are excellent!
Sheldon C. • July 31, 2012One of the best theaters in LA! Can always count on the Nuart for the best foreign, indie, and arthouse films that are hard to find anywhere else. And for local cineastes, Cinefile Video is next door!
8.4Museum •301 1/2 Westwood Plz (at J.D. Morgan Athletics Ctr 1st flr), Los Angeles
UCLA • March 31, 2011Our newest exhibit, The Den is an exact replica of Coach Wooden’s famous den where he wrote letters and poetry, autographed thousands of pictures, and watched his favorite Westerns and sports on TV.
Mitzi Ms A. • October 10, 2013Oscar is holding down the Dining Room you'll need a reservation to see!
Lori W. • October 15, 2011This place rocks the old school theatre feel. One screen and 600 seats to choose from. I love it!
Jeff S. • July 16, 2013One of the greatest landmark theaters in Los Angeles. The screen is massive and the sound system is amazing. Try to arrive early to get seats in the middle. There is a balcony too, but sit floor.
John K. • September 27, 2015Great historic theatre, friendly staff and management, and the balcony seating is top notch. Dolby atmos equipped now too.
Ben B. • February 5, 2012Operated by the UCLA School of the Arts and Architecture, the Fowler Museum was established in 1963 in the basement of Haines Hall before being moved to its own facility on September 30, 1992.
LA Opera • May 24, 2010Check out the institute's exhibition, Maria Callas: A Woman, A Voice, a Myth, which showcases costumes, jewels, photos, letters and rare memorabilia of both Maria Callas and Wagner!
7.5Performing Arts •340 Royce Dr (at Royce Hall), Los Angeles
Kristy E. • October 4, 2013This is a not to miss organization for exceptional live art. Check it out.
Rebecca T. • July 21, 2010GoGo is the go-to gallery in Beverly Hills. The space is gorgeous (love the new expansion) & the shows are second to none. The current Nancy Rubins exhibit is especially stunning!
Anna F. • April 14, 2011Most popular attraction here: Monet, Van Gogh upstairs, documentary photography downstairs
R W. • November 10, 2013Diddy Riese ice cream sandwiches $1.50 and shaved ice $1 just two doors to the right when leaving. That long line is waiting for treats. Moves fast.
David S. • February 7, 2019If you're in LA, Dreamscape is a must-see VR experience. I saw Magic Projector, an Indiana Jones-style adventure complete with a breathtaking mine-cart ride. Well worth the price of admission.
Jr B. • October 31, 2010Make sure to use this gallery to sketch out from the books or paintings provided :) Leave a souvenir of your artistic talent...
Mike I. • June 16, 2013Interesting exhibition about Los Angeles and the way Future was embraced in its culture and in its grounds. A great lesson of architecture and design at the same time.
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