
Los Angeles Broadway Tours, Live Rock and Archival Film Nights
Touring musicals play a restored movie palace, rock fills a 1913 theater, then 32 skyline acres and UCLA archive screenings.


Hollywood Pantages Theatre stages touring Broadway productions in a former movie palace on Hollywood Boulevard. Restored chandeliers and intricate Art Deco detailing preserve its 1930s character. The auditorium retains period seating. Visitors report long restroom and concession lines during intermission. Check current show listings before planning an evening around a performance.
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Teragram Ballroom occupies a historic 1913 theater on West 7th Street in Downtown Los Angeles. The live rock venue centers performances on a 30-foot stage and an advanced acoustical sound system. The venue includes three bars. Check current performance listings and event details before planning a concert visit.
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Los Angeles State Historic Park pairs 32 acres of expansive lawns with views of the downtown skyline. Visitors spread blankets, play soccer, walk dogs, or listen to musicians on the grounds. The park also hosts creative public events and festivals. It is open daily from 8 AM to sunset. Check current hours before visiting.
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Inside Westwood's Hammer Museum, Billy Wilder Theater is the permanent home of the UCLA Film & Television Archive. Its public programs feature rare archival films, classic selections, television treasures, retrospectives and filmmaker conversations in an intimate screening room. Check current screening listings before planning a visit.
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