Los Angeles Churros, Live Rock and Rare Archival Films

4.2 (343)

Mon – Thu, Sun, 08:00 – 23:00; Fri – Sat, 08:00 – 01:00 (+1)

1524 Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90026, USA

At Churrería El Moro, Mexico City's traditional churros meet Echo Park's late-night appetite: order fresh, hot churros with thick hot chocolate, then settle into the modern dining room or large covered patio. The shop lists hours from 8am daily, until 11pm Sunday through Thursday and 1am Friday and Saturday. Expect lines at peak times, and check current hours before you go.

1234 W. 7th Street

Teragram Ballroom puts live rock inside a historic 1913 theater on West 7th Street in Downtown Los Angeles. A 30-foot stage anchors the room, while three bars and an advanced acoustical sound system shape the concert setting. Check current event listings before planning your visit for the latest performance details.

4.6 (4,175)

1245 N Spring St

Los Angeles State Historic Park spreads across 32 acres, with sweeping views of the Downtown Los Angeles skyline and broad, well-maintained lawns. Settle on a blanket, play soccer, walk a dog, or listen to musicians playing guitar and harmonica. The grounds also host creative public events and festivals. It is open daily from 8AM until sunset. Check current hours and event listings before visiting.

4.7 (94)

Tue – Sun, 11:00 – 18:00

10899 Wilshire Blvd

Inside Westwood's Hammer Museum, Billy Wilder Theater is the permanent home of the UCLA Film & Television Archive. Its intimate auditorium hosts public screenings of rare archival films and television selections. Programs also include retrospectives and filmmaker conversations. Visitors report challenging parking. Check current screening schedules and event listings before heading out.