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Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis
John Coltrane 100th Celebration with Lakecia Benjamin
The LA Phil inspires and strengthens communities in Los Angeles and beyond through:
Many Stages, One City
Our venues offer a range of experiences—from world-class acoustics and outdoor summer performances to intimate, artist-driven shows—welcoming audiences year-round.
Opened: 2021
Square footage: 25,000-square-foot
Location: Inglewood
Los Angeles Philharmonic
Discover the awe-inspiring artistry of the Los Angeles Philharmonic, whose musicians shine playing everything from Bach to Beck. Founded in 1919, the orchestra calls both the iconic Walt Disney Concert Hall and historic Hollywood Bowl home. These exceptional musicians bring classical masterworks, bold new music, and cross-genre collaborations to life every time they step on stage.
Cellist Gloria Lum, who recently celebrated 40 years with the orchestra, backstage at Walt Disney Concert Hall.
A picture-perfect sunset with Principal Tubist Mason Soria and Bass Trombonist John Lofton onstage at Coachella Music and Arts Festival, 2025.
John Williams and Los Angeles Philharmonic musicians perform the national anthem at Dodger Stadium, 2016.
Ashley Park, Johnny Lee, Gloria Lum, Ingrid Hutman, and Dana Lawson during the zippy, folk-inspired finale of Brahms' Second String Quintet, 2025.
Principal Harpist Emmanuel Ceysson looks out across lively fans at The Ford during an LA Phil performance with Guster, 2024.
And that's a wrap! Together, Associate Principal Bassist Kaelan Decman and colleague Peter Rofé walk off the John Williams Stage at the Hollywood Bowl.
A new generation for music
Through local programming and national festivals, YOLA provides transformational and equitable access to music education for young people from underrepresented backgrounds, providing opportunities for young musicians, teaching artists, and program administrators to learn from and create community with one another.
Equitable access to music education
- 20 years of service to the community
- 100% high school graduation rate
- 80% of YOLA musicians are first-time college attendees in their family
- 1,345 YOLA alumni to date
Beyond the stage
The work of the LA Phil extends well beyond the stage and into artistic and cultural communities across Los Angeles County and beyond.
Insight
Art · Ideas · PerspectivesDive deeper into our concert programming with Insight activities ranging from commissioned installations and panel discussions to print publications and live podcast recordings.
This program is a one-of-a-kind opportunity for young composers to become a part of the LA Phil's thriving new music community.
Independent artists, presenters, and producers are given the opportunity to work in partnership with and present concerts at The Ford
Become a member
Your recurring gift gets you closer to the LA Phil and grants you exclusive perks across our venues—all while helping the arts in Los Angeles to thrive. Membership starts at just $75.
Supporting artists. Strengthening communities.
The LA Phil commissions, presents, and shares music in ways that deepen belonging—supporting artists, strengthening our city’s cultural ecosystem, and bringing learning and live performance to more people.
