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UPCOMING EVENTS
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A Special Networking & Charitable
Awards Event
Tuesday, September 14, 6 - 8:30 p.m.
Century Park, Century City
Spend an evening networking and celebrating the Los Angeles Conservancy! The Southern California Development Forum will present grants to the Conservancy and three other organizations at this fundraiser at Century Park (across the street from Century Plaza Hotel). Our executive director, Linda Dishman, will accept the grant on behalf of the Conservancy.
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BROADWAY INITIATIVE CULTURAL PARTNER EVENT
The Rocky Horror Picture Show Screening
Saturday, September 25, 10 p.m.
Million Dollar Theatre
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Million Dollar Theatre auditorium .
Courtesy Berger Conser Photography. |
This event celebrates the thirty-fifth anniversary of the cult classic film. Enjoy all the singing, dancing, and punk glam with special guest Barry Bostwick at the beautiful Million Dollar Theatre on Broadway.
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Broadway Initiative Cultural Partnership
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Lobby, Los Angeles Theatre.
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Our Broadway Initiative's Cultural Partnership Program promotes all types of events in historic Broadway venues.
By diversifying the programming on Broadway, organizations throughout Los Angeles can contribute to the revitalization of this extraordinary, irreplaceable entertainment district. Check back for news about these great events!Also, check the websites of these historic Broadway theatres for information about other events:
Los Angeles Theatre
Million Dollar Theatre
Orpheum Theatre
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Conservancy on Flavorpill
As one of the Flavorpill 50, the Conservancy has its own custom page with information about upcoming events, as well as special giveaways. Check it out!
Conservancy Flavorpill 50 page
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Ongoing Events
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Walking Tours
For information on the Conservancy's regular
walking tours, please see the Walking
Tours page.
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(former) St. Vibiana's Cathedral
114 E. Second St., DowntownBuilt in 1876, the former Cathedral of St. Vibiana is one of Los Angeles' few remaining 19th-century structures. Its Baroque-inspired Italian faηade contrasted with the handsome 83-foot bell tower at the rear of the property. The cathedral was the subject of a major preservation battle in the mid-1990s, when the Archdiocese of Los Angeles began to illegally demolish the building, starting with the bell tower. The Conservancy pursued two successful lawsuits to stop the demolition, ultimately finding a buyer for the property when the Archdiocese abandoned it to build a new cathedral nearby. Developer Tom Gilmore bought the property and has carefully adapted it for use as a vibrant performance and event venue.Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument #17 Photo by Julius Shulman. Copyright J. Paul Getty Trust/Julius Shulman Photography Archive, Research Library at The Getty Research Institute. |
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