Category: Historic Core
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Violins, Truffles and Fanfare: Settecento Opens as Downtown’s Newest Italian Restaurant
It was 1993 when the Tom Bradley Wing of the Los Angeles Central Library opened…
Celebrating NYE 2025 with the Magic of David Minkin
It was February of last year when legendary magician David Minkin began performing a resident…
International Hospitality Veteran Matthias Kaiser Takes the Reins at Biltmore Hotel
Millennium Hotels and Resorts has just appointed of Matthias Kaiser as the new General Manager…
Broadway Night Lights – A Festival for Everyone
Restoring the luster of downtown’s yesteryear by calling attention to the historic theaters and new…
SOLD! Downtown’s 612 S Broadway Historic Landmark Sells for $16Million
The Broadway corridor’s historic 612 S. Broadway building in Downtown Los Angeles has been sold. …
Broadway Corridor Springs Back to Life with ReOpening of Clifton’s & United Theater on Broadway
Downtown Los Angeles’ Broadway corridor once faced an uncertain future after the closure of beloved…
Women Can’t Be Mariachis …or Can They? Sneak Peek Behind the Curtain at LATC
Latino Theater Company presents the Los Angeles premiere of a big-hearted comedy with live music and a crucial…
From Holy Wine to Sinful Sips: History of Drinking Lecture Pours into LA Library
From the wine-loving Spaniards who first settled Los Angeles to the cocktail quaffers of the…
DTLA Make Over: Pershing Square – A Reflection of the Times
Standing amidst the echoes of history, watching bulldozers gear up once again to aid in…
Magic in the Air: A Night of Wonder with David Minkin at the Biltmore Hotel
There is no blueprint for becoming a magician. How anyone gets their start is part…
The Price of Peace – Perch DTLA Backtracks on Security Fees While Others Forge Ahead
LA restaurants add a new shiny security surcharge to customer bills
Old-school cake-cutting, splitting, and corkage fees are not the only add-ons that decorate a bill at the end of the night anymore, as restaurants and bars in Los Angeles have been adding new surcharges like health care, inflation, and COVID-19 support over the past few years.
The new shiny sister, and most controversial of them all: the security surcharge.
Aristocratix: The Art Show with Balls— Literally
You’ve heard of “eyes wide shut,” but the Aristocratix interactive art show celebrating everything nude…
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