Suggestions for Arts and Entertainment near Los Angeles

D'Andre M. • May 6, 2014Had the back row 12. Perfect view. Great menu (varies from the one in Pasadena, so you get different choices). Highly recommend the Crispy Beans. AMAZING. Service was great. All of the employees Great

I A. • August 3, 2022Great choice of packed snacks, nice margarita 🍕, huge drinks combo, Costa is bonus. But cheese popcorn is a disaster- to heavy and stinky.:

AskMen • March 4, 2011Publisher and co-editor Eric Nakamura, has emerged as an in-demand authority on all things related to Asian & Asian-American culture. For a full helping of GR goodness, head to West L.A..

Rebecca Y. • October 24, 2010The balcony is amazing.

Bethany J. • February 9, 2014They are now free! Their permanent collections as well as specially curated exhibits are excellent!

UCLA Athletics • January 4, 2012We sure to check out John Wooden's Den and the Hall of Champions!

Beth M. • January 7, 2014Awesome indie film theater. So much better than the Lammies in Santa Monica. Smaller, but worth stopping by if the selection appeals.

Bradley C. • October 11, 2014Make sure to arrive early to get a good seat!

Mitzi Ms A. • October 10, 2013Oscar is holding down the Dining Room you'll need a reservation to see!

Dominic T. • May 16, 2011Try all the crazy drinks, Faygo is my favorite

Andrew F. • August 1, 2012The hot dogs are great - and always $1.00!

Nick H. • January 6, 2013Theater in the Dark was great. If you sit in the first two rows you get a little more attention from the actors.

LA Opera • May 24, 2010Check out the institute's exhibition, Maria Callas: A Woman, A Voice, a Myth, which showcases costumes, jewels, photos, letters and rare memorabilia of both Maria Callas and Wagner!

Tim K. • February 1, 2017Great escape rooms! Super unique puzzles and friendly staff. Enter and go up stairs :)

John K. • September 27, 2015Great historic theatre, friendly staff and management, and the balcony seating is top notch. Dolby atmos equipped now too.

Jeanne H. • October 16, 2012Hands down, CAP UCLA is one of the best performing arts presenters in Los Angeles.

Fowler Museum at UCLA • March 31, 2011Don’t miss a stop at the Fowler Museum store, which always has an unusual array of jewelry, scarves, books, gifts, toys and more from around the world

Chris E. • August 14, 2012Be sure to eat in the Cafe. Food is amazing and very cheap. Portion size is great, you will not leave hungry.

Sergio L. • June 6, 2013Great architechture

Rebecca T. • July 21, 2010GoGo is the go-to gallery in Beverly Hills. The space is gorgeous (love the new expansion) & the shows are second to none. The current Nancy Rubins exhibit is especially stunning!

James W. • July 31, 2011The Getty offers free Wi-Fi!

R W. • November 10, 2013Diddy Riese ice cream sandwiches $1.50 and shaved ice $1 just two doors to the right when leaving. That long line is waiting for treats. Moves fast.

Michelle C. • July 5, 2013The second floor galleries are my favorite.

David S. • February 7, 2019If you're in LA, Dreamscape is a must-see VR experience. I saw Magic Projector, an Indiana Jones-style adventure complete with a breathtaking mine-cart ride. Well worth the price of admission.

Mike I. • June 16, 2013Interesting exhibition about Los Angeles and the way Future was embraced in its culture and in its grounds. A great lesson of architecture and design at the same time.

Jr B. • October 31, 2010Make sure to use this gallery to sketch out from the books or paintings provided :) Leave a souvenir of your artistic talent...