Broadway West

05/31/2026

Third night’s the charm 🎭✨

Broadway West Lounge returns June 4 from 6–10pm for another evening of live show tunes, wine, art, and community in the heart of DTLA.

Join us during DTLA ArtNight as Garçons De Cafe transforms once again into an intimate lounge filled with music, laughter, and a little Broadway magic.

Stop in between galleries, stay for a cocktail and a song, and spend the night with fellow theater lovers and creatives.

Will we see you there? Be sure to RSVP at the link in bio!

05/07/2026

See you tonight!

We’re hosting our second Broadway West Lounge tonight at from 6-10p!

Grab a glass of wine, enjoy the music and relax as we serenade you into the weekend.

04/22/2026

We are back for another night 🎭✨

After our first Broadway West Lounge event, we’re doing it again on May 7 from 6-10pm.

Join us during DTLA ArtNight as Garçons De Cafe transforms into an intimate evening of live show tunes, wine, and community.

Swing by between galleries, stay for a song (or a few), and settle into a night of music, laughter, and connection.

RSVP: https://www.bwaywest.org/event-details/broadway-west-lounge-at-garcons-de-cafe-2026-05-07-18-00

03/27/2026

Attending DTLA ArtNight? Here's how you can enjoy a mini intermission from gallery hopping.

On Thursday, April 2 from 6-10pm, we’re turning Garçons De Cafe into the Broadway West Lounge—an intimate, behind-the-curtain evening of live performances. Sip, relax, and connect. Free and open to all. Space is limited.

Heartfelt thanks to these wonderful people for making it possible:
Garçons de Café

Historic Core
Happening in DTLA

03/21/2026

Less Zoom, more steps forward in activating the historic theatre district 🎭

03/12/2026

Before blockbusters, there was The Telenews at the Arcade Theatre (1941)—a “living newspaper” where world events unfolded in real time. Headlines streamed from a teletype, and a massive lobby map displayed dispatches from around the globe.

Though short-lived, it captured a moment when audiences craved the news—just before the U.S. entered WWII. Today, the theater’s interior is gone, but the marquee still shines on a story worth remembering. ✨

Follow for more historic theater tales!

03/05/2026

Thank you The Ankler 🎭

Hollywood once built cathedrals to film

02/28/2026

We’re down to the final day and just a little more to hit our $1,000 goal. If you’ve been meaning to give, this is the moment. Your support helps bring bold new performances to Downtown LA’s historic theaters and lifts up diverse voices ready to take the stage.

Support now: https://www.bwaywest.org/fest

02/26/2026

Join us Saturday, February 28th as we team up with DTLA Proud for Mayor Bass’ Shine LA series! We’ll be giving back with a community clean-up in DTLA’s Old Bank District.

📍 107 4th St, Los Angeles, 90013

RSVP for free and let’s show our neighborhood—and our leaders—that DTLA is all about care and community. See you there!

02/25/2026

In the 1970s & 80s, Downtown LA’s historic Broadway theaters became cultural lifelines for the Latin community, screening the latest Mexican comedies, dramas, and action films.

What were once grand movie palaces premiering legends like Charlie Chaplin transformed into vibrant spaces of language, culture, and connection. ❤️

Today, many of these icons sit dark: but they don’t have to. Check out our Theater Fest initiative to learn more!