Support the Bowl
The Hollywood Bowl is a treasured tradition for Southern California audiences, where families and friends can feel connected to music and to each other on perfect summer evenings.
The Bowl is a non-profit venue run by the LA Phil. Ticket sales cover only a portion of the costs associated with producing our artistic, learning, and community initiatives. A donation of any amount is vital and makes a difference. Give today and help usher in a second century of magical, musical moments for everyone.
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More Ways to Give
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Name a box, bench, or seat at the Bowl
Recognize your special memories at the Hollywood Bowl and be a part of the first seat-naming campaign in the Hollywood Bowl’s 100-year history!
Join Club 101
Become a member of Club 101: an incredible way to enhance your concert going experience at the Hollywood Bowl and The Ford this summer! Pick your member level and receive special benefits that bring you closer to the action.
Name one of the Bowl's 14 picnic areas
Commemorate the evenings spent picnicking with friends and family by adding your name to one of these beautiful gathering spots!
Why We Give
These folks know the Hollywood Bowl is a treasured tradition for audiences all across Southern California. They're helping to usher in a second century of magical, musical moments for everyone with their support.
Funding Spotlight
Learn about what makes the LA Phil so vital to our community: through the Learning programs we provide, the donors that give year after year, our longtime subscribers, and music lovers just like you.
Gustavo Dudamel on the Importance of Music Education
Music education is central to Gustavo Dudamel’s mission. Having grown up in Venezuela’s El Sistema, he’s seen firsthand the ways that providing young students with the means of making and understanding music can transform lives. “When you give an instrument to a young person that doesn’t have any hope,” he says, “you’re giving a world of possibilities.”
The profound power of music to unite, to promote communication and cross-cultural understanding, and to provide an expanded sense of self is at the core of what Gustavo does as Music & Artistic Director of the LA Phil, and it’s reflected in everything from the music on his concerts to the composition of YOLA (Youth Orchestra Los Angeles), which was modeled on the El Sistema program. “It’s not only an orchestra, it’s not only a music school,” he says, “it’s a program for hope and inspiration.”