Welcome to Lodge Room Highland Park, a historic 1922 Masonic Lodge renovated into a premier live music venue in Los Angeles. Nestled in the Highland Park neighborhood, the space has hosted a wide range of national and international artists since opening in 2017, including notable collaborations like Jazz is Dead. Whether you’re here for an intimate evening of jazz, indie, or global acts, we’ve got you covered with practical details to help you secure your seats and plan your night.

Parking can be limited, so consider transit or nearby lodging to make your night easy. The Lodge Room is conveniently located near the Highland Park Metro A Line station and several LADOT DASH and Pasadena Transit routes. For a full experience, explore nearby hotels and eateries to complete your visit. We’ve lined up affiliate hotel and restaurant picks to simplify planning—no fuss, just reliable options close to the venue. If you’re eyeing a show on a specific date, keep in mind that seating arrangements may vary by event, with options ranging from standing GA to seated configurations. Always check the event page for the exact layout before purchasing.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

Capacity: 500 (standing) for the entire space.
Address: 104 North Ave 56, 2nd floor, Highland Park, Los Angeles, CA 90042.
Venue type: historic 1922 Masonic Lodge repurposed as a live-music venue (The Lodge Room).
Seating chart: main Lodge Room layout PDF shows stage and VIP viewing area on the 3rd floor; seating arrangements vary by show (some GA/standing, some seated layouts).
Parking: no on-site parking; street parking available nearby.
Transit: near Highland Park Metro A Line station with connections; local bus routes including LADOT DASH Highland Park/Eagle Rock and Pasadena Transit 33.
Nearby hotels: Highland Park Motel (4855 York Blvd) and Eagle Rock Motel are among nearby options.
Notable events: Jazz is Dead collaboration (Feb 2019) among other acts; venue opened in 2017 after renovation; has hosted a range of national/international artists.