
East Side Night Out: 4100 Bar to Death & Co
Start in a Silver Lake booth. Continue with indie rock and late-night dance parties. Another venue pairs touring acts with visiting food trucks. Finish with inventive drinks in a historic Arts District building.


Start the night at 4100 Bar, a Silver Lake neighborhood haunt with pool tables, comfortable booths, and windows facing the hills. Handcrafted cocktails and strong drinks share the room with a photo booth, while heaters keep the outdoor patio open for year-round seating. Weekly pop-up food adds another option, and the venue is 21+.
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Teragram Ballroom is an intimate live music venue at 1234 West 7th Street in Los Angeles. The downtown room hosts indie rock acts and concert performances, then extends the night with dance nights. It gives this east side route a focused live-music stop between Silver Lake drinks and Arts District cocktails.
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Pacific Electric hosts touring rock, pop, and indie shows in a Naud Street concert venue with room for up to 750 guests. A balcony bar overlooks the stage, while an outdoor patio hosts visiting food trucks. Its live set adds a focused concert stop between the Teragram Ballroom and Death & Co.
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Death & Co Los Angeles closes the route in a historic Arts District building at 818 E 3rd St. Its Art Deco Marquee Bar serves inventive craft cocktails within a dark, intimate setting, with distinct spaces for dates and drinks. This 21+ stop follows Pacific Electric with a focused cocktail-room finish.
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