Los Angeles nightlife is not just about bars and clubs. Tourists and locals alike can enjoy themselves in a variety of ways that will delight a maximum of people! I have selected for you a non-exhaustive list of 15 places to go out in Los Angeles to enjoy life in Los Angeles after dark. Have a good read!
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Where to go out in Los Angeles at night? Visit the movie studios at night
Unlike the daytime tour led by a cheerful guide who takes visitors through the new York City setting, Tales from the Other Side’s night tours (which take place on Thursday, Friday and thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings from September 20 to November 16) are designed to are intended to amplify the scare factor. The flashlight outing begins with a champagne toast and promises scary stories as you take a tour of the as you tour the backstage and stage areas in the dark, ending with a walk through the with a walk through the nearby Hollywood Forever Cemetery.
For a family night out family night out, head to Universal CityWalk, next to Universal Studios hollywood Studios. You don’t need to buy a ticket for the theme park to access this you don’t need to buy a ticket to the theme park to access this pedestrian walkway, which is full of shops, restaurants restaurants, dessert stores (like Voodoo Donuts), a movie theater and neon signs neon signs. It’s open until 9 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday, and 11 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, and 10 p.m. on Sunday. If you have children with children, or if you don’t like to be scared, this is the second if you have children with you, or if you don’t like to be scared, this is the second visit I would recommend you make.
Marvel at the Magic Castle
The legendary Magic Castle is, by some sleight of hand, one of the coolest places in Los Angeles. You’re in an old Victorian mansion filled with antiques and vintage and antiques, and there’s entertainment around every corner: a ghost can take requests at the piano, there may be Houdini sessions, and roving magicians magicians will amaze you with card tricks while you wait for your martini your martini in one of the many, many stylish bars.
There are also scheduled shows that take place in different areas of the castle throughout the throughout the night. Here’s the catch (because of course there is a catch): The Magic Castle is a private club for members of the Academy of Magical Arts, so you can only so you can only visit as a guest of a member. But, before insisting that you don’t know a single real magician, I suggest that you suggest that you have the nerve to ask the people in front of the building to the building to pretend to be their friends, so that you can get a glimpse of what is get a glimpse of what goes on inside! Also note that you’ll have to splurge at the restaurant before they’ll let you in into the castle. Enjoy your meal!
El Rey Theater
The El Rey Theater has been part of the Los Angeles nightlife scene since 1994, but its history goes back much goes back much further, as its Art Deco building shows. Built in 1936 as a movie theater and more recently classified as a cultural historical monument, the theater’s architecture alone is worth a visit. Admire the magnificent lobby with its imposing staircases, massive chandeliers and large ballroom ballroom (available for private events), then plan to attend most of the live most of the live concerts that take place here. Today, it is part of the AEG family and hosts shows almost every weekend, as well as weekends, as well as some weekdays. The shows cover all genres of music genres of music, with alternative rock being the most popular.
This is a place I that I warmly recommend you to visit, because for decades the El Rey for decades, the El Rey Theater has welcomed rising stars as well as former stars to perform in this downtown venue. Another piece of friendly advice is to reserve VIP tickets for the balcony (subject to availability), as you will be availability), as you will have a place to sit.
Teragram Ballroom
This place is made for music lovers who like to attend live concerts in an intimate intimate atmosphere. This space is located on 7th Street, a few blocks from Staples blocks from the Staples Center and the Microsoft Theater, in a renovated century-old movie theater that was renovated 100-year-old movie theater that was once a Hollywood movie palace. But unlike those two massive venues, the Teragram Ballroom can only seating for only 600 people in this dedicated bleacher room. The theater 850 square meters offers special features for artists and audiences: three three dressing rooms, spacious backstage areas, a state-of-the-art sound system, three three bars and a restaurant with plenty of space to make the experience fun, rather than experience, rather than sweaty bodies crammed into a too-small space, all struggling space, all fighting for the attention of a bartender. At instead, this well thought-out venue feels like a perfectly planned dance party perfectly planned.
I encourage you to if you’re ever in L.A., as this dance hall is popular for the live music very popular for the live music that is played there. What’s more, the venue not open every night, so I’d like you to check the venue’s website for Website to find out what’s playing before you get there.
Nightingale Plaza
Nightingale Plaza is the latest definition of hip party nights in Los Angeles, a venue located in the Greystone Mansion. It’s got everything from restaurants, DJs, dancing DJs, dancing, private rooms and even a garden area (a place where smokers can indulge) smokers can indulge). Open Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights, nightingale Plaza is also open on other nights for private events events.
The club still honors the Greystone name, offering “Greystone Sundays” with popular with popular DJs to keep the crowd dancing late into the night. I recommend that you make reservations, as this place fills up quickly and you’ll find yourself quickly and you’ll find yourself stuck outside without your name on the list on the list.
If you like to party if you like to party without worrying about tomorrow, this is a place I suggest you nightingale Plaza is only open on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, it always attracts a crowd of people who are serious about who are serious about partying.
The Edison
The Edison is an club, a place that evokes the atmosphere of a chic speakeasy from the prohibition-era speakeasy. From its almost secret alley entrance to its its “sense of romance,” which requires patrons to dress in style, The Edison is in style, The Edison is perfect for Hollywood love. That means don’t show up in jogging suits, baggy or ripped jeans, or other sloppy other sloppy clothes, or the security guard will be sure to kick you out! otherwise the security guard will kick you out!
A distinguished will be your pass to enter! Once inside, The Edison is a wonderland of sound and light, a sunken power plant transformed into a a sunken power plant transformed into a seductive club. You’ll find some pretty original cocktails, fine wines and a menu ranging from snacks to full to a full dinner. Live music, DJs and a stage show are among the entertainment entertainment; however, note that the club is only open from Thursday to Saturday saturday most weeks.
This is one nightlife spot nightlife spot that I recommend you visit, as there is no other club like The Edison like The Edison in all of Los Angeles, which has that special speakeasy atmosphere atmosphere of a speakeasy like you see in the movies. A little friendly advice you can even drive in and park in one of the nearby lots or, if you don’t nearby lots or, if you think you’re not up to driving again, I recommend a recommend a cab service that is located two blocks from the club, at the corner of blocks from the club, at the corner of2nd and Spring Streets.
Take in a puppet show
Founded in the the 1960s by puppeteer and puppet maker Bob Baker, the Bob Baker Baker Marionette Theater, dedicated to string puppets, opened its new headquarters in Highland Park in 2018 after decades in its original theater original theater, the Downtown.
Before you go and insist that puppet shows are for children and that it would be great to and that it would be super creepy if you went, know this: the kitschy this: the kitschy shows, the costumed puppeteers and over 2,000 handmade handmade puppets will delight the youngest and the oldest among you, and of you, and it would be a shame, in my opinion, to miss out on this this attraction! What’s more, some of the Saturday night shows are for adults (hello to all!).
The theater recently recently organized a musical show to mark the inauguration of its new barrel organ, and organ, and its “Women in Vaudeville” show, hosted by world-renowned juggler Lindsay Benner, has just returned to the program, as well as an upcoming show entitled “School House Rock” with with puppets. Really, I insist, there is no age limit to attend such a show! The only thing that could possibly put off some, apart from the fear of apart from the fear of dolls, would be the language barrier: obviously, all the shows are in English; sometimes, the action of the show is sometimes the action of the show is enough to understand!
The Willows
The Willows is an immersive immersive theater located in a gigantic old mansion just south of Koreatown, whose exact location will only be revealed once you buy your tickets (because yes, I’m telling you tickets (because yes, I’m telling you, you have to get them in advance).
The staged story story is that you have been invited to a dinner party at the home of the Willows family. This is no ordinary family, and it harbors a host of dark secrets, including what is dark secrets, including what really happened to a recently deceased relative recently deceased relative. Throughout the night, more secrets will be revealed, sometimes in individual scenes, if a individual scenes, if a character decides to pull you away from the group. The show lasts about two hours and includes dinner and drinks. The tickets are $125 and can be purchased online. They are sold out in batches, due to the small group and limited dates, so I group and limited dates, so I strongly encourage you to sign up for their mailing list to their mailing list in advance to be informed of new shows first. Also, work on your English before you go, as some actors may address you in actors will sometimes speak to you!
Take a hike in Griffith Park
If you enjoy if you like to walk in the moonlight and see the landscape in a different light, I recommend a recommend a night hike in Griffith Park with the Sierra Club: they offer Club: they offer weekday hikes, which are offered at different skill levels different skill levels, from beginner to very advanced. One Friday a month month (specifically the Friday closest to the full moon), the club offers a 2-hour offers a 2.5 hour night hike with a free meal and a panoramic view of the panoramic view of the City of Angels.
You can also decide to take a solo hike up Mt. Hollywood in Griffith Park, since the Park, as the park is open to the public until 10pm.
Infinitely Dinner Society’s Midnight Snacks
The Infinitely Dinner Society is undoubtedly one of the most mysterious institutions: guests who follow guests who follow it on social networks will find sporadic invitations to attend sporadic invitations to attend a midnight dinner. Those selected will will purchase a ticket online (usually between $10 and $25) before agreeing to meet at a specific location at a selected time, usually after midnight.
The artists will also also make their way onto the stage to deliver on their promise of dinner and of a dinner and a short immersive show. The snacks that may have been served at these events for people who like originality included oysters oysters, cheese plates and doughnuts. The shows generally generally focus on the concept of infinity, as the name of this group indicates. Follow them on Instagram at @infinitelydinnersociety for, maybe, get a chance to get an entry to this event while you’re in in Los Angeles! IF you like to be surprised, this is one activity I i suggest you do!
Cultivate yourself in a museum after hours
Most of the most beautiful most beautiful museums in Los Angeles stay open late at least one night a week. So you can trade your evening at the local bar for something educational. UCLA’s arts and culture center, the Hammer Museum, stays open until 8 p.m. Tuesday through Friday and is free to all free to all; it has a pretty solid program, with plenty of evening options evening options.
The contemporary art center contemporary art center LACMA welcomes visitors until 8 p.m. on Friday nights, and also hosts its live music series in the Jazz at LACMA plaza starting at 6 p.m. every Friday from April through November.
With its many outdoor spaces, breathtaking views and 110 acres, the Getty is a great place to spend a ideal place to spend a Saturday afternoon in the evening. It stays open until 9 p.m. on Saturday nights and hosts its monthly free outdoor concert series on on the 405 in the summer, as well as performances in its auditorium in the auditorium in the winter.
Downtown’s architectural masterpiece architectural masterpiece, The Broad, stays open until 8 p.m. on Thursday, Friday and thursday, Friday and Saturday; while admission is free, I recommend reserving a ticket in advance booking a ticket in advance, if you can.
What to do at night in LA? Experience a concert under the stars
Few amphitheaters are more magical than the Hollywood Bowl, nestled in the Hollywood Hills! Yes, getting in and out is never fun, but once you’re there at sunset, once you’ve sunset, treat yourself to a gourmet picnic and a few bottles of wine, and a few bottles of wine, and see an amazing show, you’ll have forgotten all about Los Angeles traffic… until it’s time to go home, at least.
Although the Bowl is synonymous with summer, the season runs through October. I tell you about this place i tell you about this place because I don’t think you’ll be disappointed to see i mention this place because I think you won’t be disappointed to see the artists who perform there regularly, such as Gary Clark Jr, Vampire Weekend, Lana Del Rey and The Who, a band whose fame is not to be and who have no desire to retire, to the delight of music lovers! to the delight of their music lovers!
Go on a ghost hunt
In October, the Ghost Hunters of Urban Los Angeles (GHOULA) offer a tour of a haunted subway line line tour that takes guests along the Metro Red Line from Union Station to North Hollywood union Station to North Hollywood, a total of 13 cursed stops. Although the tour begins at 6 p.m., it lasts until 9 p.m., which means it will be dark at some point which means it will be dark at some point during your mop-up. The tour will take you on and off the train train, allowing you to explore the haunted history of the place along the way along the way. This is a paid tour, but guests will need to purchase a Metro Day Pass ($7) to avoid paying a separate price for each a separate price for each stop.
Also, if you like to scare yourself, I highly recommend taking a night tour of the Queen Mary, a the Queen Mary, a retired ocean liner that is one of the most haunted places haunted places in the world!
Watch a scary midnight movie
The historic theater is already a solid venue for moviegoers, where classics as well as classics as well as new independent films and documentaries, sometimes documentaries, sometimes accompanied by Q&As with filmmakers and film subjects filmmakers and film subjects
This is where you can also you can also settle in for an often scary (but sometimes not) film screening (but sometimes not) on Fridays at 11:59 p.m., with works of the 7th art that can cause an avalanche of screams of horror in the room, as for example with such as Halloween III, or the Japanese animated fantasy film Spirited Away spirited Away. If you’re a horror movie fan attending a screening of a horror movie in a historical place such as the Nuart Theatre is such as the Nuart Theater is an activity that I recommend you to do during your stay in during your stay in the city of L.A.!
Immerse yourself in the virtual world of Two Bit Circus
Whether you are a old-school arcade fan or looking for the latest in gaming technology, the the Two Bit Circus “micro amusement park” of no less than 3,500 square the Arts District’s 3500 square meter “micro amusement park” is sure to entertain you with its interactive action wonderland!
The place is filled with competitive games like Skee-Ball and Balloon Pop (real balloons, virtual balloons balloons: you choose!), as well as classic video games video games. The real showstoppers here are the virtual reality offerings, which allow you to virtual reality offers, which allow you to get together with friends in a room of your own equipped with room equipped with the right equipment to fight zombies during an apocalypse, or even during an apocalypse, or even making your way through a maze with some pretty amazing effects (we know we’re not really going to fall into the abyss fall into the abyss if we go down this cliff, but it’s still enough to cause a enough to give us an adrenaline rush).
The entrance is free, and you pay to play. If you have a bunch of friends or family members family members at your disposal, and you want to share a convivial moment with these time with those particular people, I recommend that you reserve a private reserving a private game room in 90-minute blocks of 90 minutes.
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