Cultural center since the 80s, home to the Philharmonic Orchestra and municipal library. Once housing the Richard Strauss Conservatory, events like the Munich Film Festival make it a hub for the arts.
One of the best places to enjoy live music in Istanbul. The multi-purpose hall is a versatile space that can be transformed to suit any event, including jazz and experimental theatre shows. Has a capacity of 150 seated and 400 standing.
Built in 1912, this theatre is an excellent place to see a show. All kinds of concerts and performances come to this standing room only venue, so wear comfortable shoes.
Built in 1961, this concert hall has hosted ballet, opera, and classical concerts from world-renowned artists. Seating 2,300 guests, Bunka Kaikan hosts classical events throughout the year.
Think dive bar meets open mic night. They're usually playing live music and when they're not, they'll still put some local artists on the speakers.
Unique location offering live music, dinner, and drinks on a wooden boat by the River Seine. Highlights include their pizzas which are great to enjoy on the outdoor terrace.
An establishment inspired by Europe's grand opera houses, the Faena Theater serves multiple purposes: a dramatic arts venue, hotel, and a restaurant. The Faena's headline event is its weekly cabaret production.
Intimate downtown venue hosting experimental live sets and rotating art shows. Shelves stocked with local vinyl and zines invite browsing between performances.
Live music venue inside a 1920s Masonic lodge, defined by its original cherry wood paneling and Egyptian-themed murals. The 500-capacity hall is standing-room-only, with a modern sound system powering a diverse bill of touring bands.
The downtown home for L.A.'s pro basketball and hockey teams, plus major concert tours. Its character is in the rafters, where championship banners and retired jerseys chronicle the city's sports dynasties.
