
LA Green Space and Landmarks Through a Family Lens
Open green space beside Chinatown gives families room to stretch their legs. Elsewhere in Los Angeles, a 1927 Art Deco hotel and a 1913 Beaux Arts theater bring different architectural eras into focus.


Los Angeles State Historic Park spans 32 acres beside Chinatown in central Los Angeles. Parents and children could stretch their legs in the open green space. The grounds host community gatherings, outdoor concerts and large-scale music events. The park is a cashless venue.
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STILE Downtown Los Angeles occupies a 1927 Art Deco building on Broadway among historic theaters. Its decorated guest rooms could serve as a base for a family visit to downtown. Staff offer local dining recommendations and prompt assistance. A lively rooftop pool and bar overlook the historic district.
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The Ebell of Los Angeles is a historic women's club devoted to arts, culture, education and service. A long staircase leads down to a courtyard framed by arches and greenery. Families could look for those architectural details together. Listed hours are Monday through Friday, 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM. The venue is closed on Saturdays and Sundays.
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Globe Theatre Los Angeles brings live music to a 1913 Beaux Arts theater on South Broadway. Red walls frame its three levels. The interior covers 20,000 square feet. Void sound infrastructure lets two DJs play on separate levels at the same time without their music clashing.
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