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Venue
Q Los Angeles will be hosted at the center of the entertainment capital of the world: L.A. LIVE’s Club Nokia.
This perfect location places you adjacent to The Staples Center (host of the Los Angeles Lakers) and the famed Nokia Theatre (host of American Idol’s finale and various Music Awards shows). You will also be among multiple restaurant and entertainment venues that make downtown Los Angeles thrive.
Club Nokia specializes in creating intimate environments. At a table or theatre seat no further than 90 feet from stage, you are guaranteed to have the perfect view. As host to amazing live music performances, the club boasts state-of-the-art acoustics, engineering and technology second to none; It’s no wonder world-class performers prefer this venue over any other in L.A.!
Why Los Angeles
Since Dorothy Parker dubbed it “72 suburbs in search of a city,” Downtown LA has been a destination to which thousands have shuttled via desert highways only to drop themselves off inside buildings designed to isolate from any kind of Downtown experience. In recent years, however, the once deserted Downtown has boomed into a local metropolis as well as a home for a new generation of young creatives. Excitement about the city center abounds as its new, influential residents hail it as America’s next great cultural hub.
Infamous for its long relationship with the film industry, Los Angeles also boasts an ample history as a mecca for everything from the music business to immigration reform to environmental activism. Its unique past makes it a bastion of contemporary art as well as architectural movements like those of the Spanish Missions or 1920s Art Deco. Home of “casual Friday” and shorts in January, the mild climate dictates more than fashion, and the unique local camaraderie and friendly demeanor is the signature style of those who have made LA their home for years. Unlike other big-bad cities turned cultural hotspots, the Los Angeles grit is quickly becoming sophisticated in a characteristically laid-back California style.
From Hollywood to the beach, many outsiders think they already know everything they need to know about Los Angeles. The more than 10 million inhabitants, however, spread out over 467 square miles are realizing the potential of this urban center in the midst of renewal. At the epicenter of where art, immigration, and business converge, residents of this city are moving in to shape every channel of culture. For those in pursuit of the common good it represents an opportunity to be on the cutting edge of cultural transformation as it happens, making Los Angeles the next host city for Q.
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