One of the various planetarium shows offered at LAVC is called "Point of No Return: Quasars and Supermassive Black Holes."
Come enjoy either of two public shows at the Glendale Planetarium, "Evening with the Stars" or "Spontaneous Fantasia."
The museum is free after 5pm on Saturdays. Stroll between galleries or through the gardens for spectacular sunset views. Take advantage of the free wi-fi as you walk through the galleries. #vday
Grab some cheese, wine (no glass allowed!) and blankets then snuggle up with your date in the cool night air. Make sure to come back for the famous "Sound of Music" Sing-a-long! #vday
Arrive just before dusk to watch an incredible sunset and the Planetarium show. After dark, use the free large telescopes on the roof to see crystal clear images of the moon and stars. #vday
Rent a two-seater bicycle and pedal your way down the boardwalk to see the Venice drum circle and local artists. Pose in front of the ‘Starry Knight’ mural for a great photo opp! #vday
During the Holiday season you can take your loved one ice-skating at this outdoor pavilion. Even when it’s warm there’s always a free concert or special event you can attend! #vday
Enjoy the spectacular views of downtown LA on the rooftop patio. Get warm by the outdoor fireplace or take a dip in the heated pool. Local DJs spin nightly so go bust a move on the dance floor. #vday
Go for a romantic ride on the Ferris Wheel. If you like people watching, head down to the beach on the south side of the pier to watch the locals do tricks on the outdoor playground. #vday
Veer right as you walk up the path for a great view of the Hollywood sign. Don’t forget to bring a water bottle and keep your eyes peeled for celebs walking their dogs! #vday
Book an outdoor table at a restaurant after you’ve seen the musical fountain show or taken a trolley ride. Treat your sweetie to a homemade peppermint ice cream cone at the Farmer's Market. #vday
Plan a meal with a significant other at this expansive outdoor market while sampling its treats. Try the crepes or sing a love song to your sweetie on the West Patio’s Wednesday Night Karaoke. #vday
Rendezvous at one of the most beautiful train stations in the country. Leave time for an art deco dining experience at Traxx Restaurant – it’s so romantically retro! #vday
This collection of 17 interconnected structures were built by Italian immigrant Sabato Rodia over 33 years from 1921 to 1954. They were designated a National Historic Landmark in 1990.
At its opening in 1923, this was the largest U.S. hotel west of Chicago. It originally had 1,500 guest rooms and was later restructured to the current 683 rooms.
Established on the site of L.A.'s first Chinatown, Union Station opened in 1939 at a cost of $11 million. Over 1 1/2 million people visited it within its first three days.
This architectural landmark was built in 1893 and designed by George Wyman who was convinced to take the job after receiving a message to do so from his deceased brother through a Ouija board.
In 1896, Col. Griffith J. Griffith gave funds in his will to build an observatory, exhibit hall, and planetarium on this donated land. Construction began in 1933 and opened to the public in 1935.
