I've had both of my boys at Hayastan Cultural Center for over four years now, and it's been an…read moreincredible experience. Mr. Tigran is truly top-notch when it comes to dance -- his passion and dedication shine through in everything he does. I first met him years ago when we lived in Santa Clarita, and when we moved to Glendale, we were so proud and excited to continue the program. Huge thanks to both Tigran and Ovsan for everything they do to inspire and support our kids. We're so grateful!

From the owner: Hayastan Cultural Center was established in 1997 by Arman & Naira Vardanyan in Glendale, CA…read more They began dancing at an early age at one of the most recognized dance groups in Armenia: Berd Dance Ensemble. Now Hayastan Dance Center is one of the top dance studios in Los Angeles, focusing on preserving Armenian culture, while also teaching contemporary and international dance styles. From children to adults, every student is guided with passion, technique, and heart, creating a community where dance comes alive.

This is probably my ideal record store. Some can be overwhelmingly large, others can be padded out…read morewith common releases in poor condition priced in ways that seem intended to take advantage of inexperienced music buyers, but this is a small yet well-stocked shop with incredible, inspiring levels of curation, fair prices, and an atmosphere that speaks to the dedication of the owner. Don't come here for what you'd expect to find everywhere else, come here to discover something you never knew you needed.

Mount Analog is a gem of a record shop with a nice curation of records. This spot is located in the…read moreSilver Lake area where street parking will be your best bet. Inside, they have a smaller space but a good amount of products to dig through. Their records are neatly organized and are fairly priced. The staff here are very friendly and welcoming. For my music taste, some cool record finds I stumbled across were Don Toliver, Clara La San, FKA Twigs, Blood Orange, and Tame Impala. I will definitely be back next time I am in the area to browse for more!

My family and I were first-time visitors to this museum, and we truly enjoyed our visit…read more First and foremost, admission is free with advanced online reservations required. Parking was $19.00 for the first three hours with validation. The art museum is truly a gem of Los Angeles. It can be challenging to reserve tickets because open time slots fill up quickly, especially during the summer months when many people are on vacation. The artwork on display is mesmerizing, beautiful, and thought-provoking. Personally, I appreciated every single piece of art I observed, as so much work, love, and dedication went into each item on display that one can only wonder what the artists were thinking or feeling as they created their masterpieces. The entire museum is well-maintained, spotless, and fun. Security is extremely important, as evidenced by the many staff members closely monitoring the large crowds around each section of the museum. Staff members are also there to answer any questions. I wish to rerun here very soon with family and friends, as our visit was educational, inspiring, and fun.

My family visited The Broad Museum a couple of days ago, and let me tell you, the exhibits are…read moreworld class. Even though the museum is free, I suggest getting tickets on line to reserve a timed-entry in advance, It does get crowded. I did notice that there are some exhibits that require a separate paid ticket. Parking was $29 unless validated. Then it dropped down to $19. Definitely worth visiting. You won't be disappointed.

I had such a wonderful time here…read more I had been wanting to come for years! My cousin told me about it, and she lives so far away, and I've had lived here all my life and never knew about it. They had really great accessible features for anyone that is handicap. It's really clean, and it's so cool getting to learn about others and how they passed away, not to mention, understand my own life and put it in perspective. I really appreciate them making my night.

Please please please listen to ALL the reviews citing poor customer service before you decide to…read morespend your hard earned money here. The staff are soo unbelievably rude, obnoxious, creepy, possibly racist and just straight up distatesful asf. The amount of "jokes" I heard coming the two employees with long hair, pertaining to the victims was disturbing. Those same employees also felt the need to follow me around for some odd reason which made me very uncomfortable to the point I almost walked out. I respectfully approached one and asked was there a downstairs to which he snapped, "yeah we have a downstairs" in a very dismissive and rude tone. Lol alright buddy, not sure who pissed in his Cheerios or stole the meth he obviously smokes from the looks of (it?) him. Try rehab, friend :) There were also some pretty loud and obnoxious guests, who kept making it hard for some of us to concentrate, and while I understand the museum can't exactly control who they get as a guest, I was hoping at least ONE staff member would tell them to keep the noice down. Nope! Instead they followed the quiet girl around and allowed the hyenas to roam thru the museum making crass jokes. It's funny I just realized I've already written three paragraphs before I actually got to talk about the museum contents so I'll make this short. Blood, guts, porn and more blood. While I did learn some things, I was expecting a lot more for $21 fridgin dollars. Most of the stuff in there could've been found on Reddit. Welp I crossed this off my list and regretfully so. Save your time and money.

I absolutely love photo booths and my fiancé and I first visited this place back in October to take…read moresome pictures with our puppy. There were about 3-4 staff and they were all so nice. If we had a problem with a photo booth, they'd help us immediately and were overall friendly. Tonight was a completely different experience. I have friends visiting from out of town and we were celebrating something special. We were just excited and laughing and saw there were people at the desk so we didn't realize that there was a designated exit door. We walked in and immediately got greeted with a hostile "excuse me this is the exit door" so we went out back around the front even though the desk area/museum wasn't crowded and it's a bit confusing considering their exit door faces their parking lot. I don't want to get into details too much but the girl with glasses and wavy hair was especially rude.. but they were selective with who they were being rude to. There were times when we'd stand and wait in front of them to either ask for something (the lil photo strip holder) or purchase something and both times it took them awhile to acknowledge us because they would both be extremely friendly to other patrons. At one point we stood in front of the Asian female employee for a solid 5 min waiting to purchase the photo strip magnets because they were both too busy laughing & talking to another couple and wouldn't acknowledge us. We could not get a smile out of those girls and the vibe was just... so weird. Like I wish the owner would watch the cameras (you can see when I finally got upset too) to see the difference in treatment we received and I honestly have no idea why we received the attitude. I'm glad we didn't have any problems with the machines today because I would have absolutely hated to ask help from either of those girls. There are a couple of bad reviews on here talking about the bad customer service from "blank Gen Z stare" to "being condescending" and I wouldn't be surprised if those reviews were about the same employee.

Stumbled across this gem on a date night with my bf. It was such a nice cherry on top of the night…read more At first thought the $7.50 price per photo sounded steep, but for the quality of the photo and fun experience I think it was worth it! Had an issue with one of the photos and contacted their customer service (posted inside each photo booth). They got back to me the same night and gave me a refund. Such great customer service and great date night idea!

What an amazing show. Ross is the consummate performer and quick on his feet with guests and ANY…read moresituation. Speaking of guests, he boasts the best LA has to offer - from rappers to tv stars to comedians to magicians to more. His "games" are a blast and show that he puts a lot of thought into each episode. I can't wait to go back!

Such a fun vintagey vibe and such an awesome space for an intimate show or local band performance!…read moreI never heard of this place before this visit but glad we decided to check it out. We were invited to watch a friend's band and weren't disappointed with the look or sound. The bar was limited to a few beers (but not enough ready and cold available) and a few mixers and liquor bottles. The bartender was friendly and made the best of what he had available. We arrived around 8pm and there was plenty of street parking There is only one all gender restroom but nicely decorated and with cat paw prints leading you to the throne. The decor and aesthetic was my favorite and appreciated that the stadium seats are off to the sides leaving enough room to stand and dance or watch the bands front stage but are still available to use as needed.

Incredible experience there. Michelle, Eden, and Niko are absolutely amazing hosts. We plan on…read morestaging more performances there for Beer and Bedtime Stories Theatre Company in the near future.

Free admission to a beautiful space in the heart of downtown L.A. affords you the opportunity to…read moreask, "What is art?" Is it Jackson Pollock's paint splatters? Is it Mark Rothko's rectangles of color? Or is it a sculpture of Venetian blinds, a pair of checker boards, and/or mosaics of made of postcards? I came up with my own answers to these questions but more importantly, form yours by spending an hour or so visiting the Museum of Contemporary Art. Why not? The price is right!

Moca was a little bit underwhelming. Only a few art installations were amazing to me. Maybe im not…read morean art person but i dont think you need more than 30 minutes here. The front reception were super nice and even told us where the bathrooms were. You know,In case we wanted our exhibit as the bathroom. Haha.. the other workers were extremely rude. My friend was 2 feet away and pointed to a location on a map and got yelled at for not being 2 ft away. She was confused because she was 2 feet away but i told her it was cause they thought she was using super powers from her fingers. There was one where it was window blinds being used as art and we knew we cant touch it but there wasnt any instructions on not being able to walk under it.. we got yelled at for walking underneath it. Alot of the words were small and im not sure if id be able to read them from 2 feet away but i didnt want to get yelled at so i skipped all the reading.