The Warner Grand Theater is a must stop if you are in San Pedro. It is just beautiful. It is over 90 years old and may close in 2024 for more renovations, so go now. It is all art deco and just stunning. It is kept spotless. The place does need work and it will get it, but in the mean time it is the best place to see a musical, play or concert. There is not a bad seat in the house and the sound is perfect. There are many family musicals here and all at a great price. It is located in Old Downtown San Pedro and the whole area has been freshened up and is fun. Parking is on the street or the lot nearby. The staff is so wonderful. They are so kind and you can tell they love this old theater. Go there. read more

The historic Warner Grand Theatre is closed for renovations until 2026. Built in 1931 by the Warner Bros Studios, it is one of 6 theatres that were planned across Los Angeles and of only 3 that were built and only one that remains standing and operating as a venue. This era saw many changes with the advent of talkies and the Great Recession from when it was planned until actually built, the Warner Theatre passed through several owners until the City of Los Angeles bought it in the 1990's. It was allocated a State Landmark status protection. read more

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Saw a show here last evening and loved it! The theater is historic and beautiful and the sound was great. They only had one side of the concession open and I wished they had both sides to make lines move quicker. Will definitely visit this theater again! read more

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Sun 22 Oct. Free showing of Pixar's "Encanto" coinciding with San Pedro Dia De Los Muertos Festival. Beautiful theater and wonderful staff. Note that not a lot of legroom with the seats. read more

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Grand theater with ornate interior has largely been restored to its old glory, but I said "largely". The seating is showing its age, perhaps having undergone multiple replacement already. The interior has been restored, but there are still spots showing the inevitable wear and tear with age. The biggest downside is that there is no parking immediately surrounding the theater. It's very apparent that the theater was constructed before there were cars. Otherwise, it certainly provides an impressive venue for local theater troupes. read more

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The Theater: It is a historic theater. Mid-size theater, every seat has good view. Sound system is good. Love the theater interior deco, has it's own character. This theater has been around since in the 1930's, nicely well maintained. The restrooms are in the basement. In the lobby, they sell beverage & snacks, also merchandise related to the show. The Show: Annie by Encore Production. What an excellent show!! Huge casts~ and all the kids put in their great efforts. The bonus of the show - we get to meet the casts outside the theater!!! The Parking: Street metered parking (2 hours), free two-hour street parking & parking lot (50 cents for every 30 minutes) read more

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Well I just watched a production of the play The Sound of Music put on by Encore. I was blown away by the talent of this theater group. I have seen multiple shows on Broadway and I will tell you that this is very close to that level of talent. Also the theater is very beautiful and old and vintage yes she could use a slight renovation but I'm not gonna duck any stars for that because this theater needs more support and doners to do that ! Come explore !! read more

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You're not from Pedro if you don't know that Harry Warner himself used to sneak into this theatre to watch the films he was behind like a pedestrian. Or that a rock star bought it and saved it from demolition, then sold it to the City of LA, or that millions of dollars have been granted to return it to it's original glory. Still in use, what everyone wants to know is, when does this all start? Rumors were first fall of 2022. Rumors are summer of 2023. If you're in any other place in LA you may not know of it's existence. We never heard of it until we moved here. read more

I've been here a couple times; once for a dance show and most recently for a wedding. That's right! You can actually rent this cool 1930's art deco theater for your wedding! The wedding party was up on stage while we all sat in the theater seating. The reception was held upstairs in the foyer outside the balcony. Very unique idea for a wedding. If you like the architecture of historic buildings, art deco, or theaters from a bygone era, you'll enjoy this venue. It's not as spectacular as the movie palaces (many restored in recent years) on Broadway in downtown L.A. but it's not far behind. It just needs a bit of refurbishing to polish its rough edges. Of course that requires a fair amount of money and I'm sure they are slowly raising the funds to do it. The seating is comfortable but the rows are spaced closely together so it is truly impossible for someone to get by you; you must stand up to let someone pass your seat to get to theirs (and even then you will experience body contact which, depending on who it is, you may find welcome or unwelcome). Staff is very friendly. The bride of the aforementioned wedding told me they bent over backwards to accommodate her requests to make her wedding day special. Plenty of parking in nearby parking lots that charge a mere quarter for 30 minutes. read more

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I've always had a soft spot in my heart for the Warner Grand. Art deco personified, with an architectural benevolence that never ceases to give me a warm fuzzy feeling. From the front row to the last row in the balcony, the Warner Grand is a throwback to the magnificance of old Hollywood and the support given to movie houses such as this by the big motion picture studios. Through all my years of visiting here, seeing "Night of the Living Dead" during it's initial release, (which made my oldest brother "lose his lunch"), the Hindenburg, Blazing Saddles, numerous "concerts" and so on, I've seen the good, the bad, the ugly and now that it has been restored, it has come full circle back to the good. I mean really good. Just a beautifully classic venue. This weekend I saw the San Pedro Ballet Theatre's presentation of the Nutcracker for the 2nd year in a row. (My oldest grandaughter was in it). It really makes one appreciate the good things in life and value the historical treasures we have. read more

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I've never even heard of the Warner Grand until I bought tickets to movie screening at this charming theatre. My eyes were overwhelmed trying to take in the remarkable art deco. The seats are decent, but are not staggered between rows, so you're not looking between the heads of the people in front of you. Try to find street parking as it's free after 6pm, or there is lot on the corner of Mesa and 6th. read more

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The South Bay Wind Ensemble presented their inaugural concert last night and it was absolutely fabulous. All new music (at least to us) and we thoroughly enjoyed it. We hope they perform again soon. We'll be there! Also, the old Warner Grand is gorgeous and timeless. If you live in thr San Pedro area you should check it out. Always something interesting and entertaining going on. read more

Came here to see Mary Poppins the Musical on a Sunday at 2pm (playing thru January 9-17, 2016), and it was delightful! :) Before the show started - they also sell refreshments that you can drink and eat in there. They also sell Mary Poppins memorabilia before, during intermission and after the show. I ended up getting a commemorative Mary Poppins pin with my VIP ticket purchase, woohoo!!! The play was about 2.5 hours, and the cast was awesome. They had a lot of kid actors in there, especially, the scene where Bert danced with the penguins, it was so cute!!! (The had the kids dressed in penguin suits from teens to tykes, awww!!!) Also, the song and dance numbers were on point, and so energetic, especially the two favorite numbers "Spoonful of Sugar," and "Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious," (try saying that word fast, much less, trying to spell it, lol!). Both Elizabeth Matson (Mary Poppins), and Erik Schiller (Bert) did an amazing job with their parts - Julie Andrews and Dick Van Duke would have been proud (original actors of Disney Classic). As for the theater itself - it's gorgeous, but it also exudes a dark and mysterious feel to it. The seats are small, butt hurted a lil, and you'll definitely be rubbing elbows with your seatmates. Though, I sat in the very front, and ended up playing footsies with the Mom to the right, cuz both are legs are long, and kept bumping into each other when we change directions of crossing our legs. Luckily, the dad to the left I didn't have to worry about, and he was a nice guy - offered me some red vine licorice (but I politely declined). RESTROOMS: Located downstairs. Once intermission starts, definitely make a beeline to the restroom, otherwise, you're gonna be waiting in a huge line for the Women's Restroom. PARKING: Sunday Shows: street meters are free parking. Any other days - street meters are two hours, and there's also paid public parking too. Overall, it was a very cool theater to check out. There are a lot of eateries and cool lil knick knack shops to check out. I would definitely come here for another showing, yay! read more

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This lavish art-deco theater was opened in 1931. Jack Warner called it "The Castle of Your Dreams." http://www.warnergrand.org/ The Grand Vision Foundation has almost completed a program of seat restoration started in 2004. "Adopt a seat" has been a remarkable community success. http://www.grandvision.org/ I have been lucky enough to actually see a movie in this restored beauty. This was a special night and a very special treat. This theater is fantastic. It's like stepping back to a time when movie presentations were lavish. The Warner Grand Theater is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is also a City of Los Angeles Cultural Historic Landmark. Volunteers lovingly have guided a long restoration. (Call 310.833-4813 or email leslie@grandvision.org). read more

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This venue is settled in the heart of San Pedro and is surrounded by restaurants and little shops. I came here to see The Sound of Music and although this was built in the early 30's, the vintage feel of the theater remains. This was my first visit here and definitely will not be my last. read more

This was a 1st for The Last Remaining Seats yearly event but a welcome one. We very rarely go to San Pedro and now we have a good reason to visit. The parking immediately surrounding the area is a 2 hour limit whether it's street parking or an open lot parking. We ended up parking on Grand between 5th & 6th St. which had no time limit signs. It was an easy walk to the theatre. The Warner Grand Theatre is a beautiful theatre that was originally built in 1931. It was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1999. It continues to be restored to its original Art Deco glory. The intricate details from the wood carvings with copper and gold to the lighting fixtures are amazing. The movie was 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea, a Disney film made in 1954. It was one of my husband's favorites as a child but I had never seen it. It was definitely entertaining. read more

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Always passed by the Warner Grand Theatre for years and never had the opportunity to check out the interior until recently. What a charming theatre! Opened in 1931, the art deco style is so grandeur! So much history in these walls! I am so glad this place has been renovated to keep the charm pristine! The antique ticket booth at the front of the theatre as the first impression before entering brings you back in a time that I never got to experience, but can imagine in my minds eye. This place must have been rockin' back when they first opened the doors! This is a great little venue spot...hmm now what can I celebrate there? read more

I do like this theater, but I had a pretty bad experience recently. It has some really nice architectural designs that are very similar to the Pantages since they are by the same designer, or so I was told. However, the theater has a moldy smell, like when you wash your clothes and completely forget and left them in the washer for a week. Towards the back of the theater, things are left everywhere so it looks like a disorganized rummage sale. The chairs are indeed numbered really really weird, and we almost thought someone was in our seats, but at least we figured it out before we confronted them. The rest has more to do with my experience with Goldstar and the people running a particular performance rather than the theater itself--since I don't know what their business model is, I'm not sure who would be responsible in this case. My tickets apparently weren't at will-call, even though I had the email confirmation and my driver's license to verify my purchase. The ladies at the will-call window were very dismissive and had this "not-my-problem" attitude about it, instead telling me to go to the box office window. Thankfully, the lady at the box office was eager to help, and found out that they had simply mis-filed my tickets. Instead of apologizing or owning up to the mistake however, she blamed it on me, and said "it's because your name is so UNUSUAL" which I found insulting and offensive and a bit racist. My name has a last name and a first name, so what is so unusual about it? It is also made up of roman characters, and is 100% phonetic? So...their staff screwed up but it's my fault for having an "unusual" name?? The show was good, but the experience was ruined by the people at the ticket stand and their insensitive comment and the way they handled the situation in general. This was the third show with that production company but I'm not sure I will be back after this. read more

Beautiful 1920s art deco building. I wish San Pedro held more events here. I have only been for one movie showing like ten years ago and few little kid recitals. I love art deco and this building exudes old Hollywood glamour. Parking is a pain in this area, but it is a great venue. Please hold more events in this San Pedro landmark!!! read more

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This is the theater to see in Los Angeles. Talk about beautiful. They are restoring it to its original decor. My neighbor Dan Wozniak is having a screening of his new film this Feb 22, Friday evening. So go check out a beautiful theater, support a good cause and see his new film. Dan has made some interesting surf films in the past. Check out www.crenshawboulevard.com for more about the film or go to the Warner Grand site. Hope to see some fellow Yelpers there. http://www.warnergrand.org/ Crenshaw Boulevard (2008) Friday, Feb. 22, 8 p.m. (doors open at 7 p.m.) - $15 A benefit screening for LAS CANDALISTAS. A small film crew spent ten weeks roaming 24-mile long Crenshaw Boulevard chasing stories of the human experience. When finished, they had Crenshaw Boulevard, a documentary film revealing eleven broadly ranged, uplifting stories: from the pursuit of filling basic needs, to seeking to see the far ends of our universe, to building a wildly successful helicopter business, to being a part of the West Coast's premiere African-American cultural center. These stories and so many more reside along Crenshaw Boulevard.....where cultures, dreams, and opportunities abound! For additional information, please visit http://crenshawboulevard.com If you have questions for the event organizer, please call Bobbi Brown at 310-379-1802 or visit www.lascandalistas.org read more

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My home town movie theater. Grew up in San Pedro and this wass basically the only movie house in town, so being the little movie geek I was, I spent A LOT of time here. Here or the Old Towne Mall in Torrance (Which doesn't exist anymore). I'm glad to see this place still alive and kicking. Would love to catch a flick here again, now that I'm an old man. read more

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It's a hidden gem in San Pedro, feels like I'm sent back in time with the beautiful design of the vintage architecture. I can't resist not looking up to the ceiling while waiting for the play to start. Came here for Les Miserables play. The show is amazing, a big production with awesome casts that sings really well. Am really impressed with the performance. However, the seats is very uncomfortable, it is too narrow to sit through a 2.5 hours play. Ample parking around the area and there's quite a few shops within walking distance for some food and desserts. Overall experience: Great show, great venue. Will be back for another show again. read more

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One of the last few historic theaters left in Los Angeles. The Warner Grand Theater has been around for decades, and recently a massive restoration and renewal project went in effect to modernize this theater. It is a very large theater and holds enough seats for for a capacity of 500 or people. They have many concerts, theater performances and cultural shows performed at this theater. When you walk in they have an old fashioned 1950s style ticket booth. When you walk in they have a large lobby with 2 sets of stairs that lead down to the basement. This is where the bathrooms are located. They have a concession area in the middle where they sell snacks and drinks for the theater. I came here with a few friends and saw a south bay production of "Annie" a few weeks ago and I was very impressed. It seems as if all of so Cal is being taken over by cookie cutter construction and everything looks the same. This place represents a slice of historic Los Angeles and when you visit you will feel as if you are transported back in time. The whole ambiance feels like a trip back into Old Hollywood. There are also numerous cafe's, bars and restaurants in this area of San Pedro's arts district. There are plenty of places to grab dinner or hang out after the show. The Warner Theater is worth a visit to check out a great show and to check out a piece of historic Los Angeles. read more

I really like how this place looks like it's stuck in time. It's a really old school vibe when you walk in there. I went here for a photography extra credit assignment and watched a documentary on Yosemite National Park. The auditorium to watch the movie is a pretty decent size. The street it's located on is a pretty chill spot and has mom and pop type stores/shops. The address is wrong I tried typing sixth street and it wouldn't come up on my gps. Lol it's actually "6th" street! read more

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I watched double features here when I was a kid in the late 1980's. I remember the floor was so sticky my sandals would get glued to the floor if I did not move- lol. Well, 20 years later and this theater is in better shape than ever! I got a chance to volunteer since I thought this theater was very much apart of my home town I could not resist. Free shows and I know the history so it goes hand in hand. Watching plays here is just wonderful. Watching movies like Indian Jones is very nostalgic, but not that impressive. I have grown accustom to surround sound, super plush seats , flawless video and such. When you see a move here its an amazing experience, but do not expect an immersive Avatar like experience because old video reals are not as fun as imagined. Sometimes the audio cuts out, the picture real gets broken and there is noticeable hair, dirt and blotches on the picture. You won't say, "wow, this is going to replace the AMC theaters", but you will say you were really glad you went. I have a bunch of inside pictures, you can not find that many good ones on the internet: http://www.flickr.com/photos/42678066@N00/sets/72157612886278197// read more

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5 minutes ago Joe "garcon means boy" C. says: Fright Night is essentially a raucous, irreverent blend of B-horror films, live music and performance art all crushed together into a nice big glob of gooey Friday night fun. What is better yet is it is held at the Warner Grand Theater in San Pedro. The place was built in 1931, and if there was ever a haunted looking place for a scary (well, more funny than scary) movie this is the venue. Next event is on Oct. 2 (showing the original Night of the Living Dead), plus band, plus burlesque. Audience participation is not frowned upon, either...so if you're a full wit with a sharp tongue, the screen is yours to yell at ala Mystery Science Theater et al...Come along and see for yourself. $13 bucks and if you need a drink(and your over 21), they can accommodate. Noah and Richard are your hosts, so make sure to say Hi...they even have a RAFFLE FOR A DEAD BODY mid-show, so save those tickets! Peace, love and the undead. Joe C. read more

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Only reason this place gets 3 stars is the beautiful woodwork on the walls and ceilings, the beautiful detail that speaks to you about it's past.. But they need to redo the chairs! So so badly. I sat there for about 3 hours watching a great play, but I could barely walk after. People are taller these days, have disabilities and bad backs..(like me) Please please please please update them..I wont be able to return for an event until it's more comfortable! My daughter who is super tall like me also couldn't hang. We both wanted to leave early to be honest..but didn't want to miss the play or her lose 10 points for part of a school project.. So yeah..new chairs guys. read more

I like seeing historic buildings stick around, and the "new" San Pedro should have really taken some suggestions from landmarks like this. However, the Warner Grand Theatre is kinda like the middle child... loved like all the others but it just doesn't get the attention it deserves. I caught the flick "El Secreto de Sus Ojos" here (great movie and a definite must see) which was put on by the Warner Grand's Foreign Film Series. I really enjoyed the movie and appreciated watching it at such a historical theater, but since I was reading subtitles I wasn't too frustrated with the poor sound quality. Not sure I would have been so happy if it was a film where I really wanted to hear what they said. Also, very interesting clientele present. Flyers for this show must have been sent to the entire pool of retirees in San Pedro! Every grannie was out for the night with her Betties in tow. When I get to my golden years, I hope to be just as giddy spending the night out on the town attending cultural activities just like the girls I saw linked arm in arm walking back to their cars that night. read more

What a way to spend the evening! I have been to this theatre twice now. Once for RHPS and the second time was yesterday I was a dresser for the 30 years of Pin Up Fashion show. What was very cool about yesterday was that I got to be backstage and downstairs in the dressing rooms. Most of the guests that attended the fashion show were dressed in vintage attire... which was very nice to see. The decor is breathtaking. The restoration that went into this theatre is just wonderful! I love the feeling I get of stepping back in time to an era long since past. I'm really going to make a point of going to shows here and I think you should to, let's support this theatre! read more

Unfortunately I cannot give this theater all the stars it deserves, and it does deserve so much more. If only our economy wasn't down the drain and if only there was more funding for the arts, if only they could get someone with good business sense in there to run this beautiful place and restore it back to it's former glory. Hopefully someday this will happen. For now, I'd like to clear up a few misconceptions by others while reviewing this venue. Something others would not be able to know if they had not spent a few years working and experiencing this historic building from the front, back, depths of the basement, orchestra and the overall vast space. The Warner Grand was originally built to show movies from the Warner Bros. What many people do not realize is that depending on the performance, the sound is set up differently. Movies, live performance, dance, musicians...all these performers need different types of sound set ups. All of which the theater was not necessarily originally built to accommodate. Also, come on people, your talking about a huge building which has and does not have updated sound equipment. Sound has always been an issue there and will continue to be until the proper funding for it to be replaced can be made. The ceiling. It is a sad sight to see such a beautiful thing being destroyed by water, age, light...but again, these are all things which could be fixed with a little do re mi! Yes, money!! Handicap restrooms. Maybe if you had bothered to ask rather than assumed that there were no handicap restrooms, then you would have been directed to the handicap restroom located directly next to the main entrance of the building. Just a heads up, as you walk through the main doors it is immediately to your right. Concessions. Dependent on the size of the projected number of attendees and the age range and what the group who is using the venue for the night asks and is allowed to sell, the concessions stand may or may not sell alcohol. If the theater expects 100 or less, than there is no point in making alcohol available to so few a number of people. Concessions are limited, as they should be, it limits the possibility that the interior of the theater will be damaged by spills. Like going to the movies, I suggest if you really want something special....then just bring it yourself. So basically, the Warner Grand is a beautiful jewel of San Pedro. Everyone should visit it, if anything to increase the awareness of some of the historic and under kept landmarks of the South Bay. I can only hope this landmark will soon get the TLC it so desperately needs. read more

I have a thing for old spots. While the Warner is smaller than its Broadway cousins, it provides a warmth that I found is lacking in the places I've visited in Los Angeles' theater district. Warner feels loved because its used lovingly. Inside you will find beautiful details that will leave you longing for the appropriate attire guests used to wear in its early days. At the last minute I decided to check out the last Fright Night show of the year and had a smashing good time. Parking was easy. Just wish I knew a good place to grab a bite to eat after the show. Note that theater's seats are old, the sound system isn't the greatest, and the building itself is a work in progress. But if you appreciate history, you'll be more than comfortable here. read more

Went for RHPS on Saturday night and had a great time! What a fantastic theatre, totally renovated, looks like vintage Hollywood inside. Too bad there are something like 1500 seats and RHPS only fills about 200 of them. But still, great show, great venue. Very nice staff and super safe neighborhood. We had to park a few blocks down and walking back to my car at 2am wasn't scarey at all. Some of the staff from the theatre even asked if we wanted them to walk us, just in case. How sweet :) read more

I have wanted to visit The Warner Grand Theatre for sometime now and finally got the chance. Even before entering seeing the bright lights, marquee and ticket booths brings a little thrill at what awaits inside. I can only imagine the neglect and disrepair of the theatre before the renovations. Sitting in my seat I could not help but take in all the detail of the ceiling, seats and walls, simply beautiful. We were seated five rows from the stage but I would have loved to see the Mezzanine but it was crowded. I will have to return and take a tour to really enjoy the detail and beauty of a long gone era when building were built for beauty and not just thrown together. My visit here was for opening night of a play....invite/date well it gave me a chance to be girly and look pretty for someone beside myself...lol. Enjoyed the evening entertainment and company. read more

This place is amazing!! Came here to see the Nutcracker with my sisters on Saturday. The theater was clean and the seats were roomy. Parking was hard to find but we found a block down from the theater a parking lot that charged .50 cents an hour. Luckily there were spots there. A lot of little mom and pop restaurants to enjoy an pre or post show snack. Love the home like environment there...:) read more

This place is a perfect example of art deco, however that doesn't save it from the cramped seats and the lack of places to park. It is however, nice to see San Pedro making a comeback, and hopefully this place will get spruced up a bit, because like others have said, its seen some wear. On the plus side, the AC works, because a big place like that can get stuffy quick without it. The concessions and ushers were all super nice and helpful, which is a change from the usual attitude you get. The only thing the parking has going for it is that its free after 6pm, other than that, its quite the hunt to find a open space. Overall we will come back, but unless you are shorter than like 5'9", make sure you get a front of section (rail) seat. read more

The theater itself is beautiful, not perfect, but the Art Deco style has been well preserved. I'm waiting here for a Neutral Milk Hotel concert, and the seat is quite comfy. First come first served seating was a little nerve wracking, but I found a decent spot. Now here's the downside, no friggin parking. None. If this place fills up, I have no idea where everyone stashes their rides. I parked in a sketchy neighborhood 5 blocks away, hope my car is still there after the concert. Beer and wine on site, 6 bucks for a 12 oz Sierra Nevada. I'm happy now that I'm in my seat, but I'll think twice about buying another ticket for this venue. In 90 short minutes; I'll be enjoying the concert! read more

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This place is so incredibly charming- old school architecture, charming location in San Pedro, and they have a nice range of shows/movies??? I like. I came here for the HP Lovecraft Film Festival and I'm so glad I now know this place exists. The seats are decently comfy (and have more leg room than other older theaters I've been to!), the foyers and theater walls have so many details to check out while you're waiting for your film/band/etc., and you really feel connected to the past. They even have a Girls Night Out movie night! Sadly, I missed the showing of Devil Wears Prada, but I'll definitely keep my eye out for the next one! read more

Had an awesome time...great actors And Ean safe environment loved it.;) read more

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This art deco Warner Brothers Picture Palace opened in 1931- the first in the South Bay equipped for sound pictures. Now your not gonna come here and see a 3D movie on a Ginormous screen. But you will see an opulent lobby, decorative ceilings, etched glass chandeliers, and all kinds of independent films, plays, and concerts(some of which are free!!!). They even sell beer!!! This theatre is a throwback to the past and is one of the finest jewels of not only San Pedro but all of L.A. County. Take a step back in time... read more

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Wonderful theater with art deco interior, elegance and charm. It will be going through some renovations in the future, but still open and a beautiful theater experience. Don't miss the upcoming LA POSADA CONCERT on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2019. A great way to kick off the holidays with a live reenactment of the Nativity scene, and world-renowned entertainers such as Sonora Santanera, La Una y Las Otras, POLIN!, and Mariachi Ambiente. A must for anyone to enjoy the cultural diversity of an authentic Latino musical experience! read more