Neighborhoods

Three neighborhoods. One night.

Every ArtNight covers three walkable districts. Start anywhere. The map and the free trolley connect them.

Grand Avenue photographs
Pedestrians crossing Grand Avenue beneath The Broad’s honeycomb facade.

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Grand Avenue

The institutions. The Broad and MOCA face each other across Grand Avenue, with Grand Performances holding the plaza below. This is where the night feels biggest.

Anchor destinations

  • The Broad
  • MOCA
  • Grand Performances
  • Dataland
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Historic Core

Where ArtNight began. Gallery Row, the Spring Arcade, and the landmark blocks of Spring and Broadway make this the densest walk of the night, from the Bradbury Building down to the theaters.

Anchor destinations

  • The Last Bookstore
  • Spring Arcade and the Night Market
  • Bradbury Building
  • Clifton’s Republic
  • Gallery Row
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Historic Core photographs
A busy gallery on Gallery Row, its walls hung edge to edge with prints.

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Fashion District photographs
The painted facade of Super Chief Gallery LA under a blue sky.

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Fashion District

The newest chapter, added in August 2026. Showrooms, studios, and rooftops open across the district’s market blocks.

Anchor destinations

  • California Market Center
  • Cooper Design Space
  • The New Mart
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