One of the friendliest groups of Masons in Los Angeles. The Lodge Hall can also be transformed…read more into a spacious party and dancing area with an elevated stage. Easily accommodates well over 100 people for dining and dancing.

Great facility to rent for any kind of celebration. Nice sized kitchen, plenty of dining/dancing…read morearea, & stage. Perfect for birthdays, anniversaries, wedding receptions, & graduation parties.

Outdoor fields do not have to be dirty, people!…read more Hollywood Sports Park Combat Center is great. There are concrete floors, and they clean out the bbs mid-day so there aren't injuries. The environment is awesome. They have a Combat Center field, and a Scenario Field, and they alternate play, so if you really wanted to, you can play non-stop. Currently Combat Center has a Middle Eastern/ Arabian theme going full with foreign McD's posters shot full of holes. I hear the Scenario Field has a Mid-West theme going. You get a discount for going early on weekend mornings, or if you are military/ industry. I love playing with real buildings, where you can climb stairs, hide behind abandoned cars, and hide behind curtains. It really adds an element to the gameplay. Even the staging area has vehicles and pipes for a military feel. It's also great how they have enough refs to keep games going, constantly. They are good at having game after game after game. I didn't like how they had Scenario games, in the middle, and closed off Combat Center for half an hour, though. I took a nap during this time. It is also a very woman friendly, and kid friendly park. I love seeing female refs, and clean facilities! Great job on being equal opportunity, and representing all groups! I did not enjoy how around 3:00-4:00 the park started getting really crowded, and they started doing campaigns where buildings were off limit. It's really much too crowded to limit where people can hide. It ruins gameplay. Most recently, I went on a Saturday, and the cheating was incredibly bad. Switching fields did not help, and the refs did not seem to know how to stop it. After a bunch of people left because of how bad the cheating got, the ref closed off all buildings. THIS DEFEATS THE PURPOSE OF GOING TO COMBAT CENTER. It became UNPLAYABLE because bands were not calling hits. I had experienced team members, and industry members, and there was only 1-3 people on the other team calling hits. Some of us hit some of their members multiple times in the same game, and those people kept playing, and when we complained to the refs, they told us "oh no, them again?" like they weren't sure what to do about it.

This is an update for their private party service. It was excellent! We were able to get many games…read more in and a good amount of time as well. Everyone had fun! The referee was a very chill but professional guy. He allowed us to play a couple custom games towards the end of the night. Any questions or concerns were handled immediately as well. I will say I cannot speak about rentals since no one used a rental.

The Culver City Garden Club meets the first Tuesday of every month at the Veterans Memorial…read moreBuilding in Culver City and is a cool place to come to meet other people interested in gardening/the environment. Members are from a wide age group, diverse backgrounds, and botanical interests. Some are garden newbies while several are master gardeners. You can come and bring your questions or just to listen to the speaker, all are welcome and meetings are free to guests. Membership is only $12 a year for an individual or $18 a year for a couple so you can't beat that! Most meetings also have a raffle for plants and cuttings from the members' gardens and the show has a FABULOUS raffle of prizes donated by local businesses! They are also on Twitter and Facebook! http://twitter.com/CulverCityGardn http://www.facebook.com/mvanessacoto?v=feed&story_fbid=1324100054965#/pages/The-Culver-City-Garden-Club/252982790841?ref=ts Here's the info from their pamphlet: The Culver City Garden Club was founded in 1953 and was incorporated in California as a not-for-profit organization in 1964. It has Internal Revenue Code 501 (c) (3) non-profit status. Membership is open to anyone interested in plants, gardening and the environment. The Club has more than 100 members ranging in age from 8 to 94 years old. Members live in a wide geographic area and reflect the area's diversity and varied living arrangements. Members include both novice gardeners and experts. The CCGC is a general interest club and does not focus on just one kind of plant or one aspect of gardening. Activities The Club usually meets on the first Tuesday of each month. Most meetings include a "Show, Tell & Ask" session, a speaker presentation, and refreshments. The meetings are free and open to the public, and one needn't be a member to attend. The Club prepares and distributes a Monthly Newsletter with timely garden tips for each month, a calendar of gardening and plant events throughout the Southland and information about the scheduled speaker. We also sponsor a Garden Hop where we visit some members' homes. At least since 1953, the Club's primary public event is its Garden Show, held annually in the Veterans' Memorial Auditorium. Last year, the Show attracted an estimated 400 attendees and more than 250 plants were entered. The Show features a Plant and Flower Exhibition, Gardening Education Workshop and a Plant/Gardening Supplies Sale. Admission is free and always has been.

The Garden Club will host its first meeting of 2012 on Tuesday, Jan. 3, at 7:30PM,…read morein The G2 Gallery, 1503 Abbot Kinney Blvd., @ Millwood Ave., Venice, 90291. This will be our "home" through our March meeting. Our speaker will be Mary Ogren whose topic is "Butterflies in Your Garden". Her garden is a certified Monarch Waystation and Wildlife Habitat. There will be refreshments and a plant "Show, Tell & Ask". The meetings are FREE and all are welcome. See you then and Happy New Year!

A studio on the sixth floor of a residential building. The space a weird layout, definitely not…read moreyour conventional arts studio or gallery. The gallery has access to the roof for some impressive views of the city.

I suppose this is more of a tip than a review…read more YOU CAN VALIDATE PARKING FOR EVENTS First time I came to the building I paid $28 for a 1 hour of parking LOL. Later on found out that they validate and will also reimburse you if you forgot to do so. People who work at this building are really helpful and nice. Other than that, it's a cool visit to make if you ever need to come here.

I work with recoding artist and would recommend if you put in your work and can prove that you love…read moremusic and want to make a difference, you should join the NARAS. I WAS WRONG! After repeated attempts and several different acts I have had such a hard time getting the basic information needed, If your not a 10 Grammy Winner you get Zero Respect at the Grammy Membership Department. New members should be treated with respect and fostered so that others may enjoy what they may have to offer. But it's a club. The Grammy Membership department from personal experience was rude, corse, mean and even acted like diva's with attitude when asking questions. We felt disrespected when they don't call you back or refuse to assist you with what you need to do with membership, so we asked for a supervisor,,,,, it was even a ....colder and curler response. Up coming artist wouldn't want to join due to this type of attitude. The Grammy Membership .....was a total wast of time the Membership Dept. is nothing nice, nor do they respect new members. Our personal experience and the artist around me. GRAMMY MEMBERSHIP GET'S A ZERO !!! WE WILL NOT RENEW OUR MEMBERSHIP'S !!!!! WE ALSO WILL NOT WATCH THE GRAMMYS !!! get more @AceNewsNetwork

ACG us an inspiring center of excellent for young aspiring singers and actors in the heart of Los…read moreAngeles.

Just saw The Wiz. And these kids are amazing! The play was done a Crenshaw high school, it was an…read morehonor and a privilege to be in the audience,

Where to even begin with South Bay Customs? I was lucky enough to stumble upon this amazing gem…read morewhile searching for a non-traditional wedding reception venue. Last year I spent a good three months trying to find a spot that would suit us. I finally found SBC and I immediately fell in love with the photos online. When I called the owner, Michael, to inquire, he was friendly, straightforward, and explained everything I needed to know before booking their spot. To be clear, SBC is a million times easier to work with than just about every other venue I found up to that point. So many places had a laundry list of restrictions, requirements and downsides that I just couldn't swallow. SBC is as laid back, honest, and transparent as they come. Michael always made himself available to me and my day-of coordinator, as well as the other vendors (three food trucks, bartenders, tattoo artists, photographers, photo booth, band, security guards) who had questions. He even worked directly with our live band to ensure all of our sound was great and everything was in order. Although we had food trucks for guests to choose from, we ended up hiring Michael to do barbecue for the kids. His brisket is out of this world, and it was a huge hit. Our party lasted from 6:00 PM to midnight, and for all six of those hours, I swear just about every guest at the event came up to me at some point to gush about this venue. Everyone couldn't believe how cool and unique it was. "How did you find this place?!" was the question of the night. Everything about our party leaves me glowing. South Bay Customs could not have a more solid place in my heart if it tried. Every little detail is perfection, and I can't wait to come back for one of their comedy shows. Trust me, this is the venue you want to go with. The pictures don't even come close to doing it justice. If I could give it 10 stars I would!

I would wrote a great review for our 40 th reunion on July 19th. It was a fun and warm gathering …read more Everyone enjoyed the venue . I would love it.

Attended: USA Women's Rugby vs. Japan - April 26, 2025 We…read morehad a fun time supporting women's rugby, but the venue was a mixed bag. This was a double-header event (RFCLA vs. San Diego Legion followed by USA Women vs. Japan), and the $50 GA ticket was a good value for two games. GA wasn't sold out, and there were also group deals and reserved seating options. This is probably an excellent venue for collegiate sporting events, but was not an ideal to attend professional team games. Notes Pros: - Good value for a full afternoon and evening of rugby. - No bad seats--it's a small stadium, so you're close to the action no matter where you sit. - You're allowed to bring your own food and drinks, which is great. Concessions included hot dogs, nachos, snacks, and candy. - Casual atmosphere. Cons: - Bleachers felt a bit high school--in the GA blue section, there are no steps, so you have to climb the bleacher rows to get to your seat. - Kickoff was delayed with no explanation or updates. - Sprinklers turned on mid-game (twice!), pausing play for several minutes while teams re-warmed up. - Port-a-potty bathrooms only. Parking Parking in Lot 4 was $16, but exiting was slow due to poor traffic flow and no direction from staff. Overall I had fun! It wasn't the level of stadium I expected for professional rugby teams, but the capacity was about right, so I also understand why this venue was chosen. The sprinklers coming on was really funny but not great for a professional game. I get that these things happen, but it was also not resolved quickly.

This stadium opened in 2018 (per wikipedia) as a soccer-specific stadium. UCLA mens and womens…read moresoccer play here. They do have pop up concessions and pop up ticket booth available. Parking at nearby lots. Excited to see how it goes in this new space!