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WALT DISNEY CONCERT HALL The Music Center Venues & Spaces Completed in 2003, Walt Disney Concert Hall is an 135 N. Grand Avenue The Music Center provides a state-of-the-art architectural masterpiece designed by Frank Gehry. Los Angeles, CA 90012 experience—from the design of its buildings, The Concert Hall is home to the LA Phil and the musiccenter.org Los Angeles Master Chorale and is one of the most to the programming and amenities it offers (213) 972-7211 acoustically sophisticated venues in the world, providing to more than two million people each year both visual and aural intimacy for a singular musical across its 12-acre campus. experience. THE MUSIC CENTER PLAZA DOROTHY CHANDLER PAVILION The Music Center Plaza is a beautiful 35,000 square- Opened in 1964, the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, the first TE MP foot outdoor urban oasis and destination for arts and L E ST and largest of The Music Center’s theatres, has been the REET community programming such as The Music Center’s site of unparalleled performances by stunning music and highly popular Dance DTLA, along with festivals, dance luminaries and virtuosos. With one of the largest concerts and other special events. The “plaza for all” Cocina Roja stages in the U.S., the Pavilion was the site for more than welcomes all and brings to life the strength and diversity 20 Academy Awards presentations from 1969–1999. It is of Los Angeles County with a range of dining options, now the home of LA Opera and Glorya Kaufman Presents refreshing gardens, an iconic fountain and views of Dance at The Music Center. Grand Park and City Hall. AHMANSON THEATRE GRAND PARK Opened in 1967, the Ahmanson Theatre is home to a With its majestic views extending from The Music Center wide-ranging selection of performances. Countless to City Hall, Grand Park, “the park for everyone,” is L.A.’s productions by Center Theatre Group have included central gathering place. This 12-acre green space offers Hollywood giants such as Elizabeth Taylor, Katharine Restrooms open spaces for civic gatherings and community events Hepburn, Sutton Foster and John Leguizamo and and is home to three major events that bring Angelenos Sting, among others. Pre-Broadway runs, the best of and guests together from across the county to celebrate Broadway and the West End, and dance presentations July 4th, Día de los Muertos and New Year’s Eve. all grace its stage. Abernethy’s The Mullin Wine Bar Grand Park MARK TAPER FORUM Stairs Opened in 1967, the Mark Taper Forum is The Music Go Get Em Tiger Center’s most intimate theatre. The perfectly circular Lisa Specht Welcome Center building features a distinctive decorated drum design with an exterior wrapped in a lacy precast relief. The venue is the ideal stage for dramatic plays and productions by Kendall’s Brasserie Center Theatre Group. Upstage Burger FIRST STREET Concert Hall Cafe C+M (Coffee+Milk) Patina Restaurant E U ENUE REET AV ST D E AN GR HOP SECOND STREET COCINA ROJA Welcome! Home To Eats & Treats The Music Center Plaza adjacent to the Ahmanson Thank you for visiting The Music Center. CENTER THEATRE GROUP Whether attending a performance or Theatre at Temple Street and Grand Avenue As one of the nation’s largest performing Center Theatre Group is one of the largest, most visiting DTLA, Music Center guests can cocinaroja.com influential theatre companies in the country, producing Inspired by the flavors and unique spirit of Mexico City, arts centers, The Music Center convenes some of the most important shows of our time. The enjoy tasty food and beverage options Cocina Roja is a traditional Mexican al fresco taqueria, artists, communities and ideas with relevant, organization is uniquely positioned to expand its impact at a variety of price points. offering authentic tacos and street fare and an array accessible programming and the goal of on audiences, community and artists—while making of legitimate libations. Los Angeles a global destination for theatre lovers and enriching the lives of every resident. ABERNETHY’S creators alike. The Music Center Plaza adjacent to Hope Street KENDALL’S BRASSERIE Grand Avenue below the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion From classical art forms to contemporary abernethysla.com LA OPERA A new full-service restaurant, Abernethy’s features patinagroup.com artistic innovations, The Music Center LA Opera is one of America’s most exciting and good eats related and plated by up-and-coming The definitive choice for theatre patrons and aficionados, serves as an important cultural anchor in ambitious opera companies. The company is dedicated Los Angeles chefs. Abernethy’s hosts a rotating roster Kendall’s offers contemporary French favorites. to staging imaginative new productions, world premiere Los Angeles County. of culinary artists and designs personalized dishes commissions and inventive productions of the classics inspired by the diverse people and cultures that fill PATINA that preserve foundational works, while making them the heart of Los Angeles. Grand Avenue outside Walt Disney Concert Hall OUR HISTORY feel fresh and compelling. patinagroup.com Opening in 1964, The Music Center ushered in a new era An award-winning, Michelin starred restaurant, of artistic and civic pride, establishing Los Angeles as a THE MULLIN WINE BAR LA PHIL Patina offers contemporary French cuisine with major cultural force, nationally and globally. With Dorothy The Music Center Plaza adjacent to Grand Avenue The LA Phil is redefining what an orchestra can be. international influences. Buffum Chandler’s vision for a performing arts center themullinla.com This internationally renowned orchestra presents that would offer world-class performances and arts The Mullin Wine Bar uncorks specialty wines and electrifying performances, cutting-edge music education CONCERT HALL CAFÉ education programs, The Music Center is a focal point muddles cocktails created and curated by local wine initiatives and innovative outreach programs, crossing Inside Walt Disney Concert Hall of arts and culture for all Angelenos. shops and mixologists. borders and transcending boundaries to enrich the patinagroup.com Designed by architect Welton Becket, the original cultural life of Los Angeles. GO GET EM TIGER A casual dining option, the Concert Hall Café offers a Music Center was comprised of three theatres. Today, the The Music Center Plaza adjacent to Grand Avenue gourmet selection of fresh salads, a salad bar, cheese four-theatre campus with a beautiful outdoor plaza is an LOS ANGELES MASTER CHORALE gget.com plates, sandwiches, daily hot entrees, homemade all-inclusive place to connect and unite through the arts. The Los Angeles Master Chorale is widely recognized Go Get Em Tiger serves a world-class coffee brand and cookies, beer and wine. With its own innovative programming, The Music Center as one of the country’s leading professional choirs. innovative food items to sate every caffeinated craving. is home to world-class music, dance, opera, theatre and Hailed for its powerful performances, technical precision C+M (COFFEE & MILK) nontraditional arts experiences, along with highly and artistic daring, the Master Chorale is a diverse UPSTAGE BURGER Outside Walt Disney Concert Hall popular free and low-cost programming. and vocally dynamic group showcasing the many voices The Music Center Plaza adjacent to the Dorothy patinagroup.com of Los Angeles. Chandler Pavilion at 1st Street and Grand Avenue A boutique coffee experience, C+M offers Intelligentsia musiccenter.org upstageburgerla.com coffee alongside a variety of fresh pastries. TMC ARTS Upstage Burger, the quintessential L.A. burger The Music Center Arts (TMC Arts) programs bring joint, offers high-quality burgers, beverages, ice cream people together in ways that enable them to discover and more, along with views of the iconic Walt Disney their shared humanity. From Glorya Kaufman Presents Concert Hall. Dance at The Music Center and free and low-cost concerts and events, to customized learning experiences Photos from left to right: Los Angeles Master Chorale, photo by for all ages and more, TMC Arts programs reflect the Marie Noobergen, Tao Ruspoli; Center Theatre Group, photo by diverse voices and interests of the many communities Luke Fontana; LA Opera, photo by Craig T. Matthew; TMC Arts, Malpaso Fielding Sixes, photo by Nir Arieli; LA Phil/Walt Disney of Los Angeles County. Concert Hall, photo courtesy of the LA Phil; Shirley Chung’s Wontons in Chili Oil photo by Albert Law. .
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