Unforgettable music shared under the stars
Leave the driving to us
Pre-purchase your Park & Ride or Bowl Shuttle passes, and arrive in style. Choose from any of our locations across LA, and we’ll get you to the Bowl stress-free.
Dining and drinks at the Bowl
From preordered picnic boxes and sit-down restaurants to grab-and-go street food, discover dozens of dining options and scope out a picnic spot!
Upcoming events
Neighborhood Concert: Rowland Unified School District Performing Arts Center
with the Los Angeles Philharmonic
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Deck the Hall Holiday Concerts
Holiday Brass
Chamber Music with Members of the Los Angeles Philharmonic
Neighborhood Concert: Lancaster Performing Arts Center
with Members of the Los Angeles Philharmonic
Neighborhood Concert: Compton College
with Members of the Los Angeles Philharmonic
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Plan your visit:
Dining at the Bowl
From preordered picnic boxes and sit-down restaurants to grab-and-go street food, discover dozens of dining options and scope out a picnic spot!
Street Food & Snacks
Where to grab a bite around the Bowl.
Marketplaces
Pick up food, beer, and wine at an on-site marketplace.
Picnicking
Arrive early and picnic before the show.
Supper In Your Box Seats
Preorder dinner served in your box.
Restaurants
Choose from casual outdoor dining to full-service restaurants and wine bars.
Visit the Bowl Store
Shop our exclusive collection of Hollywood Bowl merchandise!
Tour the Bowl
Take The Bowl Walk, a fun self-guided tour for visitors of all ages, or book a free group tour for groups of 10 or more, and be immersed in a unique, behind-the-scenes experience.
Get to know the Bowl
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The venue sits in a naturally bowl-shaped area of the Hollywood Hills, originally known as Daisy Dell. The setting was selected partly for its natural acoustics.
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The Bowl is older than the Hollywood Sign! Its beginnings date to 1919.
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The Bowl is one of the world’s largest natural amphitheaters, seating nearly 18,000 people while still feeling closely connected to the surrounding hills and trees.
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It is both a concert venue and a public park. The land was deeded to Los Angeles County in 1924 to preserve it for future generations; today, the County owns the Bowl and operates it in partnership with the LA Phil.
A night at the Bowl
Dance parties, group picnics, brilliant music, unforgettable sights—there’s nothing like a night at the Hollywood Bowl.
Transforming youth in Los Angeles
Through YOLA (Youth Orchestra Los Angeles), young musicians receive free instruments and music instruction. At the Hollywood Bowl, they’ve shared the stage with artists from Stevie Wonder to Natalia Lafourcade, gaining experience before thousands of Angelenos.
