I've been to this auditorium many times over the years, mostly to attend Los Angeles Breakfast Club…read moreevents on Wednesday mornings but I've also been to a few receptions and other parties here. This place was built in the 1960's by the Breakfast Club and given to the city in exchange for holding their meetings there. It is quite spacious with an abundance of parking in their private lot. It is a great location for larger events in that they have a stage and a large industrial kitchen. The downside is that the place needs some work. While I don't mind the 60's vibe, it seems that the city is not maintaining the space. The folding tables are quite worn around the edges and seem to be quite old. The chairs, while not completely uncomfortable, are certainly feeling their age. The kitchen, while quite large, apparently needs work. The large commercial dishwasher has been inoperable for a few years according to a staff member I spoke with, making it difficult for caterers who have to hand wash everything. Why do we pay all of these tax dollars to maintain city owned facilities? The bathrooms were remodeled somewhat recently. Whoever designed the remodel of the men's room should be fired. Who would place the hand dryer in a corner next to a urinal where both cannot be accessed at the same time. That is so odd to me. But overall, I'm happy to see the building being used. There are so few places large enough for big events that also has a large parking lot. I just wish the city took pride in the building, especially since they didn't pay for it. The least they could do is maintain it since they are charging a hefty fee for its usage.

Honestly, if this is considered a public space and it's rented out for the night.. MAKE IT OBVIOUS…read more Literally all doors were open, I just walked in to use the restroom and someone comes in upset because we didn't know it was a public event going on? Again, I can respect a space being rented but if your doors are wide open and no sign saying it was a private event no entry, it can't be justified. Do better when renting out your space.

02/15/2018 I signed up for an event with Jack Daniels. This…read moreis the event space for the event. Looking for a parking space is definitely a challenge in this area. Check-in process was efficient with names on a tablet and a list on a sheet. There are a few bars set up inside because I was wandering around with three wooden drink chips. There is a DJ playing with a huge are for dancing while I waited for one of the pinball machines. They set up a little room with things of the 80's era. It was like walking through memory lane while in search of these keys. It was one of the games for attendees to turn in for schwag. In the back room there is a half court basketball station set up for a bit of shooting around. All while we were waiting for a customized baseball cap. You can select any of the patches on the cap that they offered. Plenty of people playing different hotel roles like a few maids, bellboys, front desk clerks. It was fun and Jack Daniels promoted with suggestions to take an Uber home for the night with $10 coupons. Drink responsibly and designate a driver.

I was here for a movie event. This place is tucked into an unassuming area of Los Angeles in a…read morenon-descript building. The studio space is fairly large and open, like a blank canvas, so it was easy to maneuver inside. parking - free, limited street parking

I saw what I can only describe as a comedy magic show featuring Benjamin B. entitled "Trust Your…read moreInstincts." This particular show is part of the annual Fringe Festival, which is a mixed bag of shows, never knowing quite what you're going to get. I thought Ben brought a lot of energy to the show, told us fun stories, and dabbled in some magic here and there. Not your typical magic shows with card tricks and bunnies in hats, more of a storytelling show with moments of illusion. Obviously, Ben and his team put a lot of work into the show. It was my first time at the inconspicuous Skiptown Playhouse, but it worked for the show. A nice little black box theatre for quaint intimate productions here in LA.

Such a great place to watch stand-up comedy and open mic! The owners were very professional and…read morehelpful. It has a great community vibe! . . #supportsmallbussiness

These are the best studios in LA, the best bands rehearse here. The studios are spacious and the…read moreStaff is great and very helpful. Highly recommend!

Best place in LA to rehearse! There's a real musician community here. I've been here for almost 20…read moreyears!

Visited this theatre for Netflix is a Joke to see Matt Matthews…read more The theatre was easy to find. Signs were well placed for turns, parking, and entrances. We arrived early and followed signs right to the free parking lot across the street from the theatre. I was on crutches at this time so it was a hike from the lot down the long street to the corner and across the street but was still quite manageable. The security was efficient and we got inside easily. We were confused because we didn't see a concession stand but saw people with cans. It turned out the stand was outside the door opposite security but it was rather unnoticeable. We found out we couldn't bring anything into the theatre which I understand; however, it would have been nice to know that before arriving. It did turn out the concession stand had canned water that we could bring into the theatre. The bathroom was small in this historical building so expect to wait. The auditorium was beautiful. The history and the architecture were evident. They maintained the building extremely well. Most of the staff were very helpful. The sound in the auditorium was excellent. It made it easy to hear and cackle at everything Matt Matthews said. It was a good show!

The Place- I liked it and it gave that kind of old time feel to it…read more The Employees- They were all very nice and helpful. Parking- They have a decent sized parking lot next to the theatre that offers free parking. The trick is to get their early enough before it fills up. There is also pay parking very close by. I had a great time seeing a comedy magic show by Justin Willman. The most challenging thing about this venue is they seem to offer a very limited selection of the types of events that I would like to see.

I came here to see the band Gorillaz' immersive art show and I was really impressed by the space…read more While they had Valet parking available, on a weekday morning there as plenty of free street parking in the area. Even if you come in the evening or over the weekend, it is worth driving around a bit in case you can get lucky. The space itself is much larger than it appeared from the outside. There was plenty of space. I also loved that they kept some of the old nursery building there and just built around it. It's a great repurposing of the previous business. In all, I would love to check out Rolling Greens again when it is not a special exhibit. I think it would make a great open air event space.

What a cool spot to host an event, aesthetic-wise (not sure financially if it's a good price lol)!…read moreI was here to attend a wellness event and I was impressed with the size of the spot and the varied options indoors and outdoors for whatever you need to host. Inside, there was enough room for a stage for speakers, a little backstage area for the speakers to congregate, counter space to serve food and drinks, space to sell merchandise, and an almost enclosed space for a separate session. Outdoors, there was seating for meals and open grassy and first space with tents for any outdoor programming. The event organizers rented some fancy outdoor temporary restrooms, so I'm unsure if Rolling Greens has restrooms at all or if they had restrooms, but it wasn't sufficient for our large gathering. I saw there was also parking available inside the gates that you can close, though for the event I attended, the parking spots were not utilized and we had to take the drawn parking spots outside, find street parking (which wasn't too bad), or do valet.

I'm in Los Angeles doing some fill-in shows for a friend of mine. I recently moved to Tucson from…read moreTorrance and needed a spot with drums to practice and learn the material. This place is unbelievable. The staff is great and they are beyond accommodating. Sipan is friendly and attentive to detail. The drums were top notch, but remember to bring cymbals. Thank you guys!! I'll be sure to check out rehearsal space when I'm in town for gigs.

Mike was great. Parking is easy. Comfortable. They had everything we needed and we were happy.read more

Great service! Excellent dance floor wrap and custom poster boards! Everything looked amazing and…read morebetter than I could have imagined

Lewis and his team are exceptional! Lewis is the consummate professional providing first class…read moreexpertise and service. I live in the Santa Barbara area and we had a special event for my son. Lewis was kind enough to speculatively drive up from Los Angeles before we hired him to share with us what his vision for our event after was after seeing the space. I felt that clearly demonstrated his commitment to providing exceptional customer service. Turns out his suggestions were spot on and he devised a plan to give us our best bang for our buck. He provided the LED dance-floor and lighting for the evening. He and his team are extremely hard working and put together a top tier aesthetics. I would strongly recommend Lewis for your event needs.