The Studio for Southern California History in Los Angeles chronicles the history of Southern California from a social and cultural perspective. Exhibits at this venue typically explores the history, geological history, and sound and landscapes of Southern California over time. The Studio's Co...

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The Nethercutt Museum in Los Angeles showcases more than 130 of the worlds greatest antique, vintage, classic and special interest automobiles. The collections are lovingly and beautifully presented; this is not your typical museum. The 130 odd automobiles are split into four categories: Ant...

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The Pantages Theatre is one of Los Angeles' most famous theatres and features a stunning interior renowned for its palatial Art Deco architecture. As the last theatre built for Alexander Pantages, the venue was opened in 1930 and underwent a multi-million restoration and upgrade in 2000. Toda...

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The So You Think You Can Dance Tour 2008 will feature the Top Ten dancers from current series of the hit show So You Think You Can Dance on Fox. Your favorite dancers will be hitting the road again this Fall with an all-new stage show that showcases this season's talented dancers performing ...

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Located at the southernmost point in Los Angeles, the Point Fermin Park boasts stunning landscaped and tree-shaded lawns, colorful gardens, with stunning views of the pacific over the steep cliff-sides. A great day out can be had for the entire family at the park with plenty of benches and re...

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The Dodger Stadium is the home to MLB baseball team Los Angeles Dodgers and one of the city's most treasured landmarks. Since the stadium opened in 1962, more than 125 million fans have passed through the gates to admire the beauty of the Dodger Stadium, its breath-taking view of downtown Los...

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The Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles is about all things dedicated to automobiles - its impact on American life and culture using the City of Angles as the prime example. The museum boasts a floor space - spread over four floors - in excess of 300,000 square feet and features more t...

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English alternative rock legends Radiohead is bringing their world tour in support of their latest studio album, In Rainbows to the City of Angels this summer. In a glittering career spanning 17 years, the band has released seven albums and amassed record sales in excess of over 20 million wo...

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The Heritage Square Museum is a living history museum reflecting the settlement and development of Southern California from the Civil War to the early 20th Century. The museum features eight historic structures constructed during the Victorian Era which were saved from demolition. They serve ...

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Los Angeles' Union Station is both a landmark and one of the world's most famous railway stations having featured in countless TV shows and movies over the years. Located in downtown LA, the iconic station is widely considered to be "the last of America's great rail stations" and has continue...

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Movie lovers will not want to miss the Sony Pictures Studio in Los Angeles, a place filled with movie, television and commercial productions on any given day. As one of the world's most famous studio lots, Sony Pictures Studio offers its many visitors plenty of ways to explore the facility in...

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Soul phenomenon, Gnarls Barkley, brings its many secrets to the Bowl, playing songs from their new album, The Odd Couple, this month. In the spirit of supreme unpredictability and unbridled musicality, Gnarls Barkley will perform all the new hits from The Odd Couple including "Who's Gonna Sav...

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The Autry Museum of the American West in Los Angeles gives its visitors a fantastic opportunity to explore the myths and realities of the American West and its diverse populations. Located in Griffith Park, the museum boasts a fantastic collection of objects and art and thought-provoking exhi...

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Elysian Park in the heart of Los Angeles is the city's oldest park and a favorite for locals looking for a peaceful escape from city life via its series of running and biking trails and beautiful green landscape. As the second largest park in LA, the park contains many notable features and ar...

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From simple wooden benches to one of the largest natural amphitheaters in the world, LA's iconic Hollywood Bowl has provided a platform for some of the world's biggest stars including Frank Sinatra, Luciano Pavarotti, The Beatles, and many more to shine on. Many people have said that you have...

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