Hollywood Bowl Museum is an attraction dedicated to the rich history and legendary performances of one of the world's most iconic outdoor amphitheaters.
Tucked into the Hollywood Hills with the Hollywood sign in the background, the Hollywood Bowl amphitheater has been a favorite venue for outdoor live music since 1922.
The Hollywood Bowl is LA’s crown jewel of live entertainment venues, offering concertgoers more dining options than any other venue in town, from pre-ordered dinner boxes to three on-site sit-down restaurants.

This museum feels both historic and alive, like a living scrapbook of Los Angeles' most famous outdoor amphitheater. Visitors can immerse themselves in decades of music history, from the Bowl's early days to legendary performances, with state-of-the-art audio stations and DVD documentaries.
Visitors highlight the museum as a fantastic way to connect with the venue's history, particularly noting the availability of rare video footage of iconic acts like the Beatles.