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Historical Monument 157
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3110 N. Broadway Los Angeles, CA 90031

562-895-9399 

http://www.thechurchoffashion.com  

3110 N. Broadway Los Angeles CA 90031

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The "157" stands for this old Victorian house's ranking on the list of California Historical Landmarks, but when it comes to the best alternative entertainment -- live music, dance events (square dance socials!) and off-the-wall workshops -- HM ranks much higher. It's one of the most unusual locales in Los Angeles. Run by the groovy, good-vibrations-touting Church of Fashion group, 157 is essentially a living art space, with the bulk of its patrons and promoters coming from L.A.'s most creative communities. Many events here have a decidedly retro feel (vaudeville, old blues) and the layout lends itself to a variety of offerings. The indoor area is fully furnished, with a cozy, lived-in vibe, while the expansive outdoor patio offers great acoustics for live acts and plenty of space for stomping the house down.








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  • 2010 | Best Escape From Corporate Entertainment

    One of the more unusual venues in town, Historical Monument 157 keeps the underground eccentric. Beyond the iron fence and Ping-Pong table, the old Victorian mansion manages to stay standing, surrounded by blooming plants and random furniture. Walk around to the left, past another gate beside one of three old-school RVs parked in the back, and you’ll find dangling lights, a bar made from found parts and an assortment of couches decorating the yard. A giant wall behind the stage is... More »

  • 2009 | BEST UNDERGROUND DATE NIGHT

    Historic Monument No. 157 is a mildly rundown old Victorian in East L.A. How it became a hub for hipsters, artists and people of all ages is due to its quirky inhabitants, Brother Reid Maxwell, the quiet man of the house, and Sister Charon Nogues, an eccentric stylist, visionary and booker for the living/event space. When the pair saw the house they fell in love, but the rent was so high, the only way they could make it work was to make it work for them. They dreamed of creating an event... More »

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