Westwood Village Los Angeles
Westwood / UCLA
Westwood Village is Los Angeles's most storied movie premiere and entertainment district — a 1929 Spanish Colonial Revival village adjacent to UCLA where Hollywood's most important movie premieres happen at historic theaters and where Marilyn Monroe is buried in the adjacent Westwood Village Memorial Park. The extraordinary movie palace architecture, UCLA's 47,000-student population, and the concentration of studios in nearby Century City create an entertainment district shaped by Hollywood's most enduring legends.
LA Live Entertainment District
Downtown Los Angeles
LA Live is a 4-million sq ft entertainment, residential, and hotel complex in downtown Los Angeles built around Crypto.com Arena. The precinct includes Hotel Figueroa, JW Marriott, The Ritz-Carlton, The Grammy Museum, Regal Cinemas, multiple dining and nightlife venues, and the Microsoft Theater — making it the entertainment anchor of Southern California's growing gaming market.
Arts District Los Angeles
Arts District DTLA
The Arts District is Los Angeles's most creatively explosive entertainment neighborhood — a former industrial corridor east of Downtown where street art, craft breweries, outstanding restaurants, and galleries have created one of the most extraordinary creative concentrations in the United States. Its proximity to the Los Angeles River, its extraordinary street art (including work by ROA, El Mac, and internationally recognized muralists), and its concentration of creative talent have made it one of America's most celebrated emerging entertainment districts.
Downtown LA Entertainment District CA
Downtown Los Angeles's Historic Core and South Park neighborhoods present rooftop bars, Crypto.com Arena, and LA Live combining into the city's largest concentrated sports-and-entertainment district.
Silver Lake Entertainment District Los Angeles CA
Silver Lake in East LA presents indie bars, vintage shops, and music venues along Sunset Junction, one of the city's most culturally influential hipster nightlife neighborhoods.
Venice Beach Boardwalk Entertainment District CA
Venice Beach Boardwalk presents street performers, Muscle Beach, and beachfront bars along one of the most iconic and eclectic entertainment corridors in Southern California.
Santa Monica Pier Entertainment District CA
Santa Monica Pier presents Pacific Park's amusement rides, an aquarium, and beachfront restaurants and bars over the Pacific Ocean at the terminus of Route 66.
Abbot Kinney Boulevard Venice CA
Abbot Kinney Boulevard in Venice presents boutique shops, art galleries, and trendy cocktail bars along one of the most fashionable and Instagram-famous entertainment streets in Los Angeles.
Koreatown Entertainment District Los Angeles CA
Koreatown in central LA presents an intense concentration of karaoke bars, 24-hour restaurants, and nightclubs, one of the densest and most vibrant nightlife districts in the city.
L.A. LIVE Entertainment District Los Angeles CA
L.A. LIVE surrounding Crypto.com Arena in downtown LA is a 4-million-square-foot entertainment complex with restaurants, a Grammy Museum, and nightclubs anchoring the city's sports and entertainment district.
Sunset Strip Entertainment District West Hollywood CA
The Sunset Strip through West Hollywood is the most legendary rock-and-roll nightlife corridor in America, home to the Whisky a Go Go, Roxy, Viper Room, and decades of billboard-lined music history.
Hollywood Boulevard Entertainment District CA
Hollywood Boulevard presents the Walk of Fame, TCL Chinese Theatre, and dense nightlife venues along the world's most famous entertainment street, drawing tourists and locals to LA's original entertainment industry heart.