I had a performance here once...didn't know what to expect...but you gotta love surprises. It's in…read morethe outer ends of DTLA so you shouldn't deal with a lot of hustle and bustle of people. Ambiance It's definitely an El Lay type of thing...random yet cool. Street parking which can generally get, it can get pretty busy though You walk into a run downed building but inside are artistic rooms with a dance floor and photo op spots. There's a bar that opens depending on the event. Pretty spacious for a good 50+ people. The events I've been (parties, dance sessions, and competitions) have been pretty good vibes. Great place to film, host dance sessions, or photo shoots. Customer Service - The owners are friendly and cool Can't complain here! TL;DR Overall 5 Stars. I dig this spot. It's certainly one of a kind. If you need a spot to film, host dance sessions, or shoot photos, this is your place. Notables * Their bathroom is amazing

Our team rented the whole space for a photo shoot and we are really glad we did! We had scouted a…read morefew locations in downtown but the Creatington space had the best vibe. Plenty of crew parking, easy set up and breakdown and the staff was really helpful and friendly. We will be using this space for future shoots and video work. If you are looking for an open customizable space to transform and make art, look no further!

I took a candle making and intention setting workshop here last night and it was great! The…read moreinstructor was very knowledgeable and spent so much time answering all of our questions. She was kind and helpful, and you can tell she really loves and knows her craft well! It was an intimate setting, and it was a fun experience to learn about one process of candle making. At the end of the night, you get to go home with your own hand poured candle that you created. The intention setting part of the workshop was very peaceful and created an opportunity to reflect on the past year and be intentional about something you'd like to foster for yourself in this new year. Excellent class and I'd return to this studio for another one. However, $70 may be a bit steep for some for a workshop like this.

Yelp Cliff Notes: What's more fun than exploring our…read moreinfinite creativity through crafts? Partnering with a sustainable studio that leads the activities, and cleans it up so you don't have to, haha. Yelp Unabridged Version: There's something that is so simple and so soul-fulfilling in crafts. Looking for a fun date night activity, we found a unique experience (check), quality time inducing (check), and sustainable activity (bonus check) in forager crafts. The instructors are deeply passionate and the workshop was a blast! Leaning into sustainability, we reused some of the craft trinkets in a multi-bean sensory bin for our 1 year old daughter. Double score! Highly recommend-

This place is Gold! I had the best juices, the best vegan tacos, amazing yoga session and met the…read moregreatest people alive. Love everything about this place.

There is not a single yoga studio in Los Angeles that compares to this place, because it is not…read morejust a yoga studio. PYG is a community center, where low vibrations and frequencies are not present. A community built around honesty and open non violent communication, come see Cheri Rae (the owner) for a fresh young Thai coconut, or her phenomenal wrap that will fill you with nutrients unlike anything you've enjoyed before. Heart warming communication, deep beneficial advice and the opportunity to build friendships with foundations in authenticity. Body healing, Healing through healthy food and community. The best yoga you'll find outside of India, is one of the many incredible things you'll find in this temple.

We rented this venue for my fiancés 29th birthday and it was so lovely! We had around 20 people at…read morethe venue and everything was set up so nicely. They were super super friendly and accommodating. The screens are so cool and they had so many games, consoles and screens for everyone to play on. They were there for any issues and were super patient when we had a few people who weren't really gamers. It was super worth the money and made for an unforgettable experience as all our friends had a lot of fun. The game selection was robust too. I 100% recommend and we can't wait to book our next event here, pleaseeeee support this place!!

My son had a birthday celebration in November. His friends and their parents loved the video games…read moreand liked that this place was local. Love supporting Latino owned businesses. The staff was very accommodating and helped the kids and adults with game selections. I booked the event space on the company's instagram. I was able to bring my own food for the kids, which I'm grateful for bc a lot of places won't let you bring your own food. The kids had fun and it's better than a game truck bc the space is so big.

We live very close to Imaginology and its been a godsend for us every holiday / break. Lately my…read morekids have been asking to go even when its a normal school day because they love it here. Specifically, they love playing with Miss Vivian (which I think is very telling)! She helps foster the kids' creativity and I don't know what she does/says but they just adore her. The only con is that the website can be confusing but if you call they're usually very flexible and able to work things out. I am honestly so so grateful for Imaginology!!

We absolutely love Vivian and everything at imaginology. What a magical and amazing place for kids…read moreto do what they do best -- use their imaginations and play play play! Play is the work of a child and the space Vivian has created here is so wonderful to help facilitate just that. She's so wonderful and involved and always accommodates the kids and finds fun imaginative ways for them to learn and play.

Been waiting all year to attend my first ever Bob Baker Day and it finally came around this past…read moreSunday after being post-poned for a few months due to bad weather. Unfortunately, not even the puppet master has pull when it comes to controlling the weather. Tomato, tomato!! :'( The park was absolutely oozing chaotic, whimsical energy with puppets galore, vibrant costumes afoot, and every possible themed variation of clown that you could think of. I'm not them joking -- if you can imagine it, someone definitely DIYed it. I was in awe of all the creative outfits I saw because it reminded me of my music festival and raver days where I used to spend weeks making my own "outfits" if you can even call it that, hahahaha. It's nice seeing art represented in fashion and these folks were not clownin' around with their steeze! This was an incredibly delightful way to spend a Sunday funday at the LA State Historic Park. We took public transit over (shout-out LA Metro) and were able to catch the second half of the event. During that 2.5 hour window, we covered a pretty substantial amount of activities such as watching a Cirque School show, watching a Bob Baker Marionette Theater show, visiting various vendor booths, eating a picnic lunch, and watching as madness unfolded while the annual traditional pie fight erupted to close out the day's festivities! The free marionette show was probably the biggest highlight for my Bob Baker Day! There is something about watching puppetry and performers in an open air park that makes you feel like you stumbled into a fever dream. I even saw a few flower puppets that reminded me of the talking flowers from the garden in Alice in Wonderland! I feel like I went into this event expecting it to be an actual carnival with rides, cotton candy, and all the works, but it was actually more of a chill and family-friendly educational event. The main feedback I have is probably around event accessibility. I'm not really sure why the event was hosted so deep inside of the park versus closer to the entrance. We legit had to walk pretty far to get to the actual set-up and I feel like that would fatigue a lot of attendees, not even just the elderly guests. It was also pretty windy and dusty still, so I wish I knew to pack a scarf or bandana to protect myself from the debris being kicked up in the park. The majority of hydration stations also ran out of water well before the halfway point of the event, so that wasn't too great. Despite this, I still had a lot of fun and I'm looking forward to checking out next year's event and hopefully being able to join for a larger chunk of the festivities in the future!

I took my toddler here and it was her first show experience with lights and her watching a stage…read more I think she enjoyed it, but snacks did help during the show. They also offer ice cream after the show. If your child sits in the front they get a chance to see the puppets up close. There is street/residential parking. I love that there is a park across the street so I took her there before the show. The music and puppets were very intriguing.

Located at the highest floor at the Westfield Century City, it's across the way from Olive Young…read more This is the place for slim, squishies. They even have a class that you can take to make your own items. Items can be a bit pricey but it was very popular. With kids and adults at all times. I definitely think this would be a great stop for the tweens especially for a gift.

My husband surprised me with rug tufting for my birthday! We had a great time and the finished…read moreproducts turned out well. Our medium rugs took around 4 hours as newbies and they were very kind with not rushing us. Pricing was fair when comparing the cost of tufting at other locations. We also were the only ones tufting so we had a pretty private space! Service was overall really great. Michael (?) and a woman with cool circle glasses checked in on us frequently and even helped review our progress multiple times. I had made some drag marks and holes in my rug and they helped patch it up when we picked them up However, I removed a star due to Sam. She helped us initially and gave clear instructions. But throughout her explanation she called my husband "babe" two times... Honestly I was shocked and even asked my husband if I heard her properly the first time - and I regret not addressing it then and there directly. Maybe it was a slip up, but I did not appreciate her calling my husband an affectionate pet name. Would strongly encourage her to refrain from that language and to keep all interactions professional for future patrons.

Unexpected little oasis in the midst of DTLA!…read more My friend & I brought breakfast to chat. It was not at all crowded on a Saturday late morning. There were people exercising, picnicking, playing sports, etc. Some squirrels are a little bold, so be careful if you have food Parking is limited in the lot, but street parking was not hard to find at all (you'll have to park on a steep hill). Will definitely be back!

This is a small park located just a bit northwest of downtown LA. There's a small parking lot…read morewhich is freeee; otherwise, you will need to find street parking, and good luck with that. The area around the park is legitimately sketchy but I didn't see any bad characters inside the park whatsoever. The park could be maintained better. The weeds are high in some areas and the grass needs watering in other locations. Having said all that, it's a nice enough little park with at least one spot for an amazing view of downtown. I have never seen the movie, "(500) Days of Summer," but some people believe the striking view of downtown with the park bench in the foreground was shown in the movie. I can't vouch for that but that particular spot is gorgeous and perfect for a photo op. You'll know the spot when you see it. Worth checking out.