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Whether you want an unforgettable date, a night out with friends, company team building, or family bonding, 60OUTS escape rooms is a fun experience...
7811 Gallery represents local, emerging, and mid-career artists. The gallery serves as a community space where art lovers and artists can connect, ...
Great prices, and even better tobacco products.
7600 Melrose Avenue
The Escape Revolution takes the best of escape experiences and amplifies it. We’re rugged, real, bold, and authentic. Explore worlds different from...
7126 Melrose Ave.
6912 Melrose Avenue
Greenway Arts Alliance unites communities through art, education and social enterprise. Through our professional theatre productions, educational p...
The Groundlings School offers improvisational classes in a structured atmosphere, taught only by teachers trained in the Groundlings program.
Head Line Records store started in Sept 1995 by Jean Luc Gaudry (the French guy!!). The first location was in the corner of Westwood Blvd & Pic...
The Matrix Theatre Company endeavors to build a creative environment that nurtures and feeds the needs of the theatre professional. In the proces...
Located at 7406 Melrose Avenue, this project space introduces itself with the debut exhibition, “Leap,” running through, December 2, featuring arti...
LA’s Hottest Dance studio brought to you by Robin Antin and Kenny Wormald. Located on the famous Melrose Ave, in Los Angeles, PLAYGROUND LA is the...
Playground LA is LA's Newest Dance studio brought to you by Robin Antin and Kenny Wormald. Playground LA offer Master Classes, Scheduled daily danc...
Rogue Machine Theatre has just taken over the Matrix Theatre space at 7657 Melrose Ave. Rogue was founded in 2008 as a performing arts organization...
Positioned at 6810 Melrose Avenue, Vardan Gallery promises a unique art experience.
6810 Melrose Avenue
We’re not just a smoke shop — VVIP Smoke & Mart is a modern one-stop shop offering clothing, everyday essentials, snacks, drinks, exotic snacks and...
The Zephyr Theatre, originally called the Horseshoe Stage, opened on January 5th, 1956 at a time when intimate performance bases were scarce. It ha...