Century Park - Tenant Events

Rec Hall is a Southern California trio crafting a sun-soaked blend of indie, rock, and alternative with a distinctly catchy edge. Their breakout single “She Doesn’t Get It” has amassed over 20 million Spotify streams, leading to a deal with Arista Records and the release of their debut EP Localism. Currently on tour with Beach Weather, the band continues to build momentum, with rapidly growing audiences and new releases like “How Long”.

Light refreshments available to all tenants.

City of Dance is an ambitious, multi‑day initiative that will transform public spaces across Los Angeles. The project makes its debut in Century Park, which will become a stage for a series of free, site‑specific dance performances open to the public, giving audiences the chance to encounter movement in unexpected places, before continuing onto other sites across the city.

This hour‑long work is set to Philip Glass’s full score from the non‑narrative film Koyannisqatsi (1982). Created by a collective of internationally renowned artists including Dimitri Chamblas, Benjamin Millepied, Jamar Roberts, Pam Tanowitz, and Madeline Hollander, City of Dance engages audiences with themes of modernity, speed, ecology, community, sustainability, and “life out of balance.”

City of Dance is an ambitious, multi‑day initiative that will transform public spaces across Los Angeles. The project makes its debut in Century Park, which will become a stage for a series of free, site‑specific dance performances open to the public, giving audiences the chance to encounter movement in unexpected places, before continuing onto other sites across the city.

This hour‑long work is set to Philip Glass’s full score from the non‑narrative film Koyannisqatsi (1982). Created by a collective of internationally renowned artists including Dimitri Chamblas, Benjamin Millepied, Jamar Roberts, Pam Tanowitz, and Madeline Hollander, City of Dance engages audiences with themes of modernity, speed, ecology, community, sustainability, and “life out of balance.”

City of Dance is an ambitious, multi‑day initiative that will transform public spaces across Los Angeles. The project makes its debut in Century Park, which will become a stage for a series of free, site‑specific dance performances open to the public, giving audiences the chance to encounter movement in unexpected places, before continuing onto other sites across the city.

This hour‑long work is set to Philip Glass’s full score from the non‑narrative film Koyannisqatsi (1982). Created by a collective of internationally renowned artists including Dimitri Chamblas, Benjamin Millepied, Jamar Roberts, Pam Tanowitz, and Madeline Hollander, City of Dance engages audiences with themes of modernity, speed, ecology, community, sustainability, and “life out of balance.”

Come on down to the Bocce Courts to cheer on the finals of our Spring Bocce League! Light refreshments available to all. 

Ruben Zarate's musical project Dante Elephante has evolved from a 2010 surfy indie-rock venture into a sophisticated disco-soul sound, with albums including Rare Attractions (2018) and Mid-Century Modern Romance (2021), earning praise from outlets like KCRW and Brooklyn Vegan. Since 2016, he's toured extensively across the US with major acts, performed at festivals like Lollapalooza and SXSW, and hosted a podcast since 2020 featuring conversations with acclaimed artists, while currently working on his fourth studio album.

Lite refreshments available to all Century Park tenants. 

Ruben Zarate's musical project Dante Elephante has evolved from a 2010 surfy indie-rock venture into a sophisticated disco-soul sound, with albums including Rare Attractions (2018) and Mid-Century Modern Romance (2021), earning praise from outlets like KCRW and Brooklyn Vegan. Since 2016, he's toured extensively across the US with major acts, performed at festivals like Lollapalooza and SXSW, and hosted a podcast since 2020 featuring conversations with acclaimed artists, while currently working on his fourth studio album.

Lite refreshments available to all Century Park tenants.