More Than A Venue.
A Cultural Crown Jewel.

Extraordinary in its stature and ambitious in its vision, the Audrey Irmas Pavilion beckons Angelenos to gather – for celebration and community. Located adjacent to the historic sanctuary of Wilshire Boulevard Temple in Koreatown, the Pavilion is a standing testament to Los Angeles, to the historic and contemporary – a gift to all who delight in the joy of gathering.

Designed to host cultural activities, celebrations, and performances, the Pavilion is defined by a series of harmonious gathering spaces – each with distinct scale and spatial character – stacked one atop another. The grand ballroom, west terrace, and a sunken roof garden intersect, creating a series of light-filled openings and exquisitely framed views in and out of each space.

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