The Hollywood Bowl is L.A.'s premier location for thrilling
summer evenings of extraordinary music, dance, and film, fine dining under
the stars, and, of course, spectacular fireworks! --- Hollywood Bowl Committe
One of the largest natural amphitheaters in the world, with a current
seating capacity of just under 18,000, the Hollywood
Bowl has been the summer home of the Los Angeles Philharmonic
since its official opening in 1922, and, in 1991 gave its name to a resident
ensemble that has filled a special niche in the musical life of Southern
California, the Hollywood
Bowl Orchestra. Click Here For more on information about
the Hollywood
Bowl history or click Hollywood
Bowl Tickets for event tickets.
. Kodak
Theater The Kodak Theater. Kodak Theatre is the crown jewel of the Hollywood
and Highland complex located in the heart of historic Hollywood. Since
opening in November 2001, the theatre has hosted a range of prestigious
artists and events including the Academy Awards® Ceremonies, Celine
Dion, Prince, Elvis Costello, Barry Manilow, American Ballet Theatre,
Korean Opera, AFI Life Achievement Award to Tom Hanks, ESPY Awards, American
Idol finals, Dixie Chicks and more. For information regarding theatre
availability, please contact: Jay Thomas, General Manager at 323-308-6300.Step
behind the velvet rope…and experience Hollywood’s premiere theatre
and home of the Academy Awards® Ceremonies. Your guided tour will
offer a glimpse of the glamour and sophistication of Kodak Theatre and
an insider’s view of behind-the-scenes production. Click
here to learn more or
Click here to schedule a visit
Afro-American
Museum The California African American Museum is a State of California
department established by the State legislature in 1977 and part of the
State and Consumer Services Agency. One of only four State museums in
California, it opened its doors to the public in temporary quarters in
1981. In the summer of 1984, through a combination of public and private
funds, and accompanied by the celebration of the Olympic Games held in
Los Angeles, the Museum opened in its own 44,000 square foot facility
in the Park.Click
here to learn more or
here to schedule a visit
American
Film Institute Louis B. Mayer Library
Founded in 1969, the Louis B. Mayer Library is designed and devoted
to serve the research needs of the staff of the American Film Institute
and the faculty and fellows of the AFI Conservatory. The library is also
available on a non-circulating basis to visiting scholars, researchers,
and advanced graduate students, as well as members of the entertainment
industry.The library holds books and periodicals and other special collections
covering various aspects of motion pictures and television.Click
here to learn more or
here to find hard to get video through AFI video search
Gene
Autry Museum The Autry Western Heritage Museum offers an entertaining and educational
opportunity to discover the legacy of the American West. To a great degree
the story of the West is a contrast of the historical with the mythological.
We hope to bring you a 'taste' of that story...Click
here to learn more
MTA
Metro Subway System MTA serves as transportation planner, coordinator, designer, builder
and operator for Los Angeles county. More than 9 million people –
nearly one-third of California’s residents – live, work, and
play within its 1,433-square-mile service area. Click
Here For Information And Scheduling
Center
Theatre Group
Founded in 1967, Center Theatre Group (CTG), under the
leadership of Gordon Davidson, is one of the nation's leading theatre
companies, producing award-winning theatre year-round in both the Mark
Taper Forum and Ahmanson Theatre at The
Music Center, the Performing Arts Center in downtown Los Angeles.
The Taper and Ahmanson have a combined subscription audience of over 70,000,
with a total attendance expected to exceed 750,000 people each season....Click
here to buy tickets
Hollywood
Wax Museum The Hollywood WaxMuseum offers visitors an insider's look at over 350
wax figures of icons from the realms of movies, television, the recording
arts, athletics and history. Take an personalized journey through the
past and into the present as you encounter the incredibly lifelike figures
displayed in high-quality theme settings that will draw you into their
world.....Click
here See opening times
Yamashiro Yamashiro
The large building you see in front (at 7001 Franklin) is the famous Magic
Castle, a private club for magicians and their invited guests only. (323-851-8946.)But
high above the Magic Castle, you will notice an even more impressive structure
- a virtual castle perched upon the hill, some 250 feet above Hollywood
Boulevard.This is Yamashiro. The name means "Mountain Palace"
Japanese .........Click
here See opening times
Hollywood
Heritage Museum The Hollywood HeritageMuseum at first glance, seems to be a simple wood-frame
structure certainly doesn't look very important. Situated on a patch of
green lawn right across the street from the Hollywood Bowl, the little
building has yellow paint with white trim, a redwood porch and a shingled
roof - at first glance, it most resembles an average California tract
house - even though it was built in 1896......Click
here See opening times
Hollywood
And Highland Mall Hollywood And Highland
Mall is a combination of unique shops, restaurants, clubs, live
theatre and even a Hollywood costume museum. It is a massive, spectacular
project that occupies almost two city blocks in the heart of Hollywood.
It is just across the street from the rejuvenated El Capitan Theatre,
cattycornered to the historic Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel and actually surrounding
the legendary Mann's Chinese Theatre. It will house the permanent home
for the annual Academy Awards show. .........Click
here See opening times
Arclight
Cineramadome Hollywood Arclight
Cineramadome The newly refurbished and expanded ArcLight Cinema
complex is built around and ncorporates the famous landmark Cinerama Dome
theater. The Cinerama Dome with its 316 hexagons and pentagons was built
in sixteen weeks in 1963 and opened with Stanley Kramer's "It's a
Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World." Oddly enough, although accommodations
were made to show three projector Cinerama movies, by the time the Dome
opened, the trend had pretty much run its course due to high costs.. .........Click
here See opening times
Roosevelt
Hotel Hollywood Roosevelt
Hotel opened on May 27, 1927, to a glamorous throng including
such Hollywood notables as Louis B. Mayer, Douglas Fairbanks, and Mary
Pickford. The Hollywood Roosevelt quickly became known as "The Home
of the Stars" and was the site of the first Academy Awards presentation
in 1929.THE HISTORIC CINEGRILL, WHICH ONCE SAW THE
LIKES OF MARILYN MONROE, MARY MARTIN, MONTGOMERY CLIFT, CLARK GABLE, CAROL
LOMBARD, W.C. FIELDS, ERNEST HEMINGWAY AND RONALD REAGAN...Click
here Make Dining Reservations
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