My husband and I came here for a track meet, and it was such a fun experience! It was actually my…read moreMother's Day gift, which made it even more special The atmosphere was amazing so much energy from the athletes and the crowd. The stadium itself is clean, well-organized, and has great seating with clear views of the track. It felt exciting but still relaxed enough to really enjoy the event. Parking and getting in was pretty smooth, and everyone we interacted with was friendly. If you're looking for something different to do or enjoy live sports, I definitely recommend checking out an event here. We had a great time and would come back again!

My first time visiting Drake Stadium, which is located on UCLA campus. I found it very easy to get…read moreto by parking in lot 7. All Stadium seating was on 1 side, so watching the track and field events were all from a good view. The stadium was clean and staff provided good directions as to where our seat section was. Clean restrooms are always a plus. We attended LA Track Fest. An opportunity to see world record holders, former Olympians, and some of the fastest runners in the world was a wonderful experience.

TU Studios is a decent theater in NoHo, easy to find, entrance and parking are in the back…read more The main theater is not big, but not small either, a good size, decent stage, nice space. There's a cute lobby, restrooms, and another room where they hold various workshops, acting classes, etc. Solid theater in the area. Bigger and better than others I've been to in NoHo.

Although I didn't end up renting out the studio, the owner was very friend and was there for us if…read morewe needed anything. This will be my first pick if I'm looking for a place in the future

Great day of fun starting at noon and lasting until 5pm. Nine mile bike tour of four art exhibits…read more Interesting art, free bike tuning, whole foods stand. And did I mention a free bike bag for the first 50 people.

Amazing spacious and clean soccer fields with constant staff cleaning the area and trash cans…read more Parking lots are busy but not too bad early in the mornings. Plentiful shade around the fields from trees that can help provide shade if needed. No sights of any homeless or loitering that some parks struggle with. There's a large building with multiple bathroom stalls. Soccer fields are artificial turf so there's ground rules on what's allowed inside. Chairs I believe aren't allowed. Had lots of fun here!!! I made sure my dog did its business on the real grass outside of the fenced soccer fields. Spotted a gopher in a hole too! Overall a nice place to go to for soccer, a safe walk, and to rest or hangout. Keep in mind the limited seating so I've noticed people chilling inside their cars. * soccer teams play and fill the fields on weekends * summer camps occur here as well * good community place

I visited the Whitsett Sports Field to watch my son play league soccer on Sunday…read more The parking lot was full and no street parking was available. I finally found a spot two blocks away. There are many games playing simultaneously and many supporters and players walking around. The soccer field uses turf and there is a large shaded seating area on the sideline to watch the game. There are private public restrooms and food vendors everywhere.

I want to thank UCLA, Coach Savage, Austin, UCLA staff, and fans who facilitate us Veterans from…read moreGLA VA attending the UCLA baseball home games. We get in free, we get a free hot dog...and along with Brentwood School VCRE, they prepare a BarBQ for us once a month. At every game they always honor us and make sure we know they are thankful for our service to this country. I've read much about the lease and property issues... but as a veteran from the Bay Area here for long term treatment for PTSD, it is clear to me that property issues are NOT a consideration in how these people treat us Veterans. Their kindness and respect for us is truly appreciated. THANK YOU to UCLA Baseball! We appreciate your support for us Veterans. GO BRUINS!

Was here for the UCLA v Cal Poly SLO game on 2/16/25 and had a very enjoyable experience. Tickets…read moreare inexpensive and no matter where you sit you are close to the field. They have a small concession stand that sells the basics if you get a little hungry. This was actually my 3rd or 4th time and I will definitely be back.

I love our Garden Club! We have wonderful Guests speakers, we sell plants, we have coffee and…read morebreakfast for a small donation. We learn about different specimens. We go on trips. It's a fun place to meet other gardeners as well. It's mostly retired women who attend, with a few men. And everyone is very friendly. There's easy parking too.

If you have a green thumb and want to join your local community of fellow gardening enthusiasts,…read morethen hook up with the LA Garden Club. The LA Garden Club is part of a larger network of clubs under the umbrella of the California Garden Clubs. The consist of local clubs from the San Francisco Bay Area all the way down to San Diego. I joined the LA Chapter about a year ago. Most of the members consist of little old ladies, so if you are in your 20's or 30's, you will probably stick out. But that's okay because the other members will treat you well. In the LA Club monthly meetings, they always offer baked goods and treats for just $1 donation. The meetings usually consist of a featured guest speaker, followed by a plant/flower display and possibly some plants for sales. Many of the members will also bring cuttings from their garden and offer them for free for others to propagate. The club will also organize events like a visit to the Getty Villa in April, or a tour of local gardens during late spring time/early summer. The next meeting takes place on Monday, March 12th, at 10 AM at Griffith Park. If you need more details on on the club,send an email to: info@losangelesgardenclub.org Parking is easy.

First time I'm hearing of these vouchers to the museum. I noticed the "free entry to the Autry…read moreMuseum" is off the IG posts. Thank you. Community is important, but the topic is a deflection. What I know is I paid entry fees for a family of 5 to walk by the Autry, sit on grass, and eat from food trucks. The inflatables are pricey. As a Mom, I love love love taking my kids to events that are "fun" but also educational. Otherwise, I'm unsure why I'm paying for the privilege of sitting on grass, buying from food trucks, and paying for inflatables. Is it the...music/entertainment? Which isn't something my kids pay attention to. Maybe this is better for a date night or friend group. I'm unsure why you took offense to the 626 Night Market. Money hungry or not, I still got more bang for my buck. My kid became a human claw machine and got a cute stuffy for $10 - a little more than one descent down the Autry inflatable slide ($8). And there were so many food options. Maybe more kid friendly truck options or booths would help. The Autry's closure signifies a major change in your core market.

This is just an update…read more.. On my review I mentioned that Odd Nights was CASH ONLY and this small fact was never mentioned on there website or social media. You also had to use there ATM that included a service fee to withdraw cash. Also, the lighting was not good when it got dark at the bounce houses. We visited Odd Nights again, not thinking anything would be different. I think they read my review! Now they are CASHLESS! With large signage as you enter, and they also advertise that on there social media and website. They also have lighting solutions for the bounce's houses too! Yelp reviews do make a difference! Be kind, and hopefully your review can help make change. Well done Odd Nights.

The first time I took a class with Natalie, the song was "Greatest Showman." I. Was. Hooked. I…read moreguess you could say she had me at Hugh Jackman. Natalie is a natural born teacher. She knows how to direct your moves in a kind way but also knows when to push and get you moving and sweating. It never feels like a workout but a hobby you love. This class will lift you up if you're having a bad day. It makes you smile and sweat out all the negativity. The worst part about it is setting your mind to go "exercise." The best part about it besides all of the above is the feeling of accomplishment and "yeah, I did it. I worked out today" you get at the end of class as she sends you off with words of encouragement. It's always showtunes, it's always fun and it's always worth it. I'll be back again next week.

Natalie is the BEST Zumba instructor. I took her class and I must say, it was an amazing and fun…read moreclass! She kept it full of positive and great energy the whole time. I would definitely recommend her to my friends ..