Regency Fox Village Theatre

Opened in 1936 with 670 seats this elegant theater is often seen in the backdrop of movie premieres taking place across the street at the Village Theater. Its wrap-around marquee can be seen from all four streets which intersect at the theater.

Geffen Playhouse has been a hub of the Los Angeles theater scene since opening its doors in 1995. Welcome to Geffen Stayhouse, where we’ll be sharing exclusive, original content every Wednesday from some of our wonderful Geffen alumns and favorite theater artists. We’ll keep them coming until our theater doors open to welcome you back to the Geffen! You can also watch full-length productions of Geffen Playhouse shows on BroadwayHD, including Long Day's Journey Into Night, featuring Alfred Molina and Jane Kaczmarek; Thom Pain, featuring Rainn Wilson (The Office); and Benjamin Scheuer's The Lion. And as a special treat, Benjamin has sent us an exclusive performance of "Weather the Storm" from The Lion all the way from Wales, UK, where he's hunkering down with his family.  

The Hammer Museum champions the art and artists who challenge us to see the world in a new light, to experience the unexpected, to ignite our imaginations, and inspire change.

IPIC Theaters' passion for the movies is bringing a premium yet affordable movie experience for everyone.

The center offers language classes, as well as lectures, art installations, conferences and screenings, focused on bringing Italian culture to Los Angeles.

Built in 1946 and operated by Landmark since 2002, this newly revitalized single-screen theatre now features state-of-the art digital projection and a Dolby ATMOS Sound System,  platformed, luxury leather seating and a new bar as part of the food and beverage area which will be serving a variety of craft beers and wines and featuring traditional cinema favorites like popcorn, available with real butter, an expanded menu of pub fare, and Landmark favorites like vegan cookies and wasabi peas. The theatre additionally boasts a new Concierge desk, designed to make it easy for guests to pick up their pre-purchased tickets and to obtain speedy assistance.

Upside Down is a coffee-fueled arts and events space in Westwood Village. It’s a place to connect with friends and meet new ones. Owned and operated by Jews for Jesus, it’s designed to be a resource for the neighborhood that is open to all. Come visit us!