145 N La Brea Ave
Los Angeles, CA 90036-2963
(323) 655-8080
145 N La Brea Ave
Los Angeles, CA 90036-2963
(323) 655-8080
Paint & Sip Studio LA offers a fun and unique way to uncork your creativity. Come and enjoy your favorite glass of wine while re-creating a featured painting of the night. Paint, canvas and brushes are provided as an experienced local artist leads you step by step through the process of unleashing your inner Van Gogh. At the end of the evening, you'll leave with your own one-of-a-kind masterpiece and a newfound talent.
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Neon Venus Art Theatre was founded in Las Vegas in 2008 by Peter Valentino and Lissette Napoleani. In 2009 due to the theatre's immense success Valentino decided to open a second location on Melrose, Hollywood. Peter Valentino is a master of instruments where he plays the piano, guitar, bass and keyboard. His talents expand vocally as Valentino is also proficient in songwriting, singing lessons, breathing techniques, and increasing vocal range to prepare his students for auditions. Peter's vast experience in the industry is highly competitive having taught singing in NYC, Las Vegas, and Hollywood for over 15 years, in every style and especially Pop/Rock, R & B, and Theatre. Valentino's exceeding abilities have led him to sing back-up in his band Neon Venus, which he co-manages with lead singer, Lissette Napoleoni. The band's success has been phenominal having toured internationally, releasing 4 music videos which gained air time on MTV Espanol, VHUno and MTV Puerto Rico plus a one-hour rockumentary. Valentino's talents also lie behind-the-scenes as he found himself co-producing, shooting and editing the rockumentary for the band's European tour (Turkey, Sinai, Egypt, Spain and Italy) for the Armed Forces that was featured on MTV Espanol. Valentino's success continues to grow after receiving news that two tracks from Neon Venus's album “Irresistible” were pre-nominated for the 49th Annual Grammys in two categories: “Best Record of the Year” and “Best Pop Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal”. Peter Valentino's years of experience working in the entertainment industry have paid off as one major stepping stone in his career is when he joined an improv group in New York called the "Flying Monkeys," which performed at the famous "Don't tell Mama's" in Manhattan. Amongst his many accomplishments, Valentino has also trained in Hollywood with Donald Petrie (Director of Miss Congeniality, Grumpy Old Men, and many others), and with Barry Pearl (from the movie Grease). Join our theatre and take up a class! Call or email us for an immediate quote. Receive a 20% discount when you like this page!
Groundlings Student Teams Performances on Tuesdays starting 7:30 pm. $5 cash @door.
F16 simulation center where the flight is simulated but the experience is real. Real size replica cockpit. Our state of the art F-16 simulators have 180° field of view screens designed with a real world perspective for the ultimate realistic flying experience. Our complete hi-fidelity cockpit contains over 100 functions that are found in the real F-16 fighter jet...
For years pottery classes have been out of reach for the average Angelino. Bitter Root pottery opened in May of 2004 offering flexible hours and several classes each day, 6 days a week! Our easy to understand classes and comfortable atmosphere are affordable and fun. From your child's first pot to your own handcrafted dinnerware there is something for everyone at Bitter Root.
20+ years of Tradition. For the past 20 years, The Lost Studio has functioned as a teaching theatre and one of L.A.’s leading acting schools. Award–winning Director Cinda Jackson and Award-winning Playwright John Steppling offer intensive training and production workshops for beginning through advanced actors, writers, and directors. The Lost Studio is well known for their critically acclaimed productions, including Neck and Phantom Luck (2010 L.A. Weekly Best Playwright Award) by John Steppling, Danny and The Deep Blue Sea (Dramalogue Awards for Best Director, Ensemble, and Lighting) by John Patrick Shanley, La Ronde by Arthur Schnitzler, and Bouncers (L.A. Weekly Best Ensemble nomination) by John Godber. In November, 2000, Artistic Director Cinda Jackson launched The Lost Studio Pinter Project, an on-going series of plays by Harold Pinter. In an exploration of the body of Pinter’s work, the series began with Ms. Jackson’s productions of Night School, A Night Out, and Victoria Station. John Pleshette then directed The Caretaker, winning L.A. Weekly’s Best Revival Award for 2002, followed by No Man’s Land, Moonlight, and Old Times. The Lost Studio is also proud to have produced Artist-in-Residence Donald Freed’s How Shall We Be Saved?, starring Mitchell Ryan and Salome Jens. The Lost Studio currently offers daytime intensive and evening advanced classes under the direction of Cinda Jackson. The Lost Studio is located at 130 South La Brea Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90036
Troika, a branding and marketing innovations agency, partners with entertainment and sports media companies to build meaningful brand experiences at the heart of contemporary culture.
The Sonos Studio is an acoustically-designed gallery that celebrates music listening and serves as the best place in Los Angeles to experience The Sonos Wireless HiFi System. The space explores the intersection of music, art and technology through creative collaborations by hosting exhibitions, intimate concerts, listening parties, film screenings, lectures, workshops and more.
Butter'd Up Easily accessible from anywhere in Los Angeles, Butter'd Up is located in the Hancock, Mid-Wilshire, corridor on booming La Brea Ave.
Amalfi Bar & Kitchen is an LA institution, soild Italian fare and pub fare located on La Brea's up-and-coming restaurant row. Amalfi offers up home made Italian pastas and pizzas, American cuisine and a full bar. We are located next door to Acme Comedy Club and below Room 5 Lounge. Amalfi has a magical history, it is the former site of the Famous Swanee Inn. In 1937, club owner Bob Lewis suggested that budding Jazz musician Nathaniel "Nat" Cole assemble a small band to work at his Swanee Inn on North La Brea. Stellar entrees include tender, wood fire roasted rack of lamb, to comforty fish and chips. Make a night of it and visit Room 5, an intimate live music venue located just up the stairs of Amalfi. Happy Hour : Monday ALL NIGHT starting at 5:30 and Tues-Fri 5:30 to 7pm $2 dollars off all drinks. $7 assorted small plates