Late-Night Los Angeles With Broadway Theaters and a Lawn

4.4 (2,082)

1050 South Hill Street

The Belasco hosts indie rock, hip-hop, Latin and electronic music in a 1926 theater on South Hill Street. Ornate art deco details frame the room. Reviews praise the sound. Expect tight standing room. For a clearer stage view, aim for a spot forward of the balcony overhang, which can partially block sightlines from the back.

1234 W. 7th Street

Teragram Ballroom turns a 1913 Playhouse Theater into a modern live music venue near Downtown LA. Rock and indie acts use a 30-foot stage beneath a balcony, while three bars serve the 625-capacity room. For a holiday-week concert plan, check the individual listing first because age limits vary by event.

4.5 (930)

Wed – Sun, 16:00 – 22:00

8781 W Pico Blvd

Sei Pizza Bar makes Tokyo-style Neapolitan pizza in an open kitchen, where Chef William Joo’s distinctive crimping technique shapes buttery dough with crisp edges, smoky char and a bubbly perimeter. The Wednesday-to-Sunday dinner window runs 4:00 PM to 10:00 PM. Reviews describe tables as hard to get, so check availability before building this meal into a late-night plan.

4.9 (55)

Tue – Thu, 17:00 – 21:30; Fri – Sat, 17:00 – 22:00

7000 Hollywood Blvd

Gable sits just off the historic lobby of The Hollywood Roosevelt, with an 82-seat dining room, open kitchen and live-fire hearth. Plan dinner here Tuesday through Saturday, when it serves Los Angeles-inspired dishes designed for sharing alongside cocktails. It closes at 9:30 PM Tuesday through Thursday and 10 PM Friday and Saturday. Validated valet parking is 15 dollars for up to four hours.

4.8 (64)

1729 Naud St, Los Angeles, CA 90012, USA

Pacific Electric is an intimate live-music venue on Naud Street, pairing state-of-the-art sound with an old-theatre feel. The layout keeps concertgoers close to the stage, with an upstairs balcony bar for drinks. An outdoor patio hosts food trucks and local pop-ups such as tacos. Visitors praise the sound and patio, though quieter passages can occasionally sound muddy. Plan to arrive early for parking.

4.7 (7,217)

Mon – Fri, 09:00 – 10:00

2700 N. Vermont Ave

Greek Theatre-Los Angeles is a 5,900-seat outdoor amphitheater in Griffith Park, where live performances unfold under the stars. Visitors praise the acoustics and intimate views. Reviews also report high prices for parking and drinks, so check event logistics and costs before committing to a holiday-week concert.

5.0 (2)

Fri – Sat, 21:00 – 02:00 (+1)

333 S. Boylston St.

Camille's at The Bellwether centers its 600-capacity lounge on a 60-foot marble-top bar. The Downtown Los Angeles space also hosts private events. Guests use a dedicated entrance on 4th Street. For a late weekend stop, plan around its Friday and Saturday hours of 9 PM to 2 AM.

3790 Wilshire Blvd.

The Wiltern brings major touring concerts and comedy acts to a historic art deco theater on Wilshire Boulevard in Koreatown. Its live entertainment spans hip-hop, rock and R&B. Ticket prices vary by artist and seating section. All ages are welcome, but every attendee requires a ticket. Check the event listing before planning a holiday-week stop.

4.6 (4,175)

1245 N Spring St

Los Angeles State Historic Park gives a holiday-week itinerary a daytime pause before evening plans. This 32-acre California State Park in Downtown pairs broad lawns with sweeping views of the DTLA skyline, where visitors picnic, play soccer and walk dogs. The grounds also host creative public events and festivals. Plan a visit between 8 AM and sunset.

4.7 (2,336)

842 S. Broadway

Orpheum Theatre brings a century-old landmark to South Broadway in Downtown Los Angeles, with concerts, comedy tours, podcasts and theatrical performances inside a preserved classic hall. Ornate details and a basement lounge shape the visit. Reviewers praise the grand atmosphere and audio quality. Since parking can be challenging, check the event listing and plan transport ahead.