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About Red Loft

Red Loft, historically a vibrant live-event space in Los Angeles' Arts District, is currently repurposed as office space under the name The Brickstone. This urban warehouse/loft setting offered a flexible layout for large-scale productions, weddings, and performances. While the venue itself is not operating as a traditional concert hall today, its legacy as a dynamic event space informs nearby venues and planning in the Downtown LA area. Below you'll find detailed information relevant to planners and attendees, including seating configurations, parking, transit access, and nearby accommodations and dining options to help you secure the right experience for your group.

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Venue overview: Red Loft was an urban warehouse/loft-style venue located at 440 Seaton Street, Los Angeles, in the heart of the Arts District. With a standing capacity up to 1,700 and seated configurations around 1,400 (chairs) or 600 (tables), it offered versatile space for concerts, weddings, corporate events, and large-scale productions. The venue previously supported interactive seating charts through Box Office Ticket Sales, making ticket selection straightforward for attendees.

Current status: The building has been repurposed as The Brickstone, functioning as office space. If you’re researching nearby options for an event, we can help you identify comparable venues in Downtown LA with similar capacities and layouts.

Parking: An on-site fenced parking lot was reported at Red Loft, measuring approximately 15,000 square feet. LoopNet also lists 86 surface parking spaces associated with the site. For event days, consider on-site options where available and nearby public lots as backups.

Transit: Arts District access is strong, with LADOT DASH routes and proximity to Metro lines. Downtown LA Connector projects have expanded transit options, making it easier for guests to reach venues in the area from various parts of the city.

Nearby hotels and dining: If you’re planning a stay or hosting out-of-town guests, consider these options nearby: The LINE LA (3515 Wilshire Blvd) for a boutique hospitality experience, STILE Downtown LA by Kasa (formerly Ace Hotel) at 929 S Broadway for a stylish stay, and DoubleTree by Hilton Los Angeles Downtown (120 S Los Angeles St) for reliable comfort. We can connect you with affiliate partners for exclusive rates and convenient booking. For meals and casual gatherings, Downtown LA and the Arts District offer restaurants spanning modern American, farm-to-table concepts, and international cuisine—perfect for pre- or post-event dining.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 440 Seaton Street, Los Angeles, CA 90013.
  • Current status: Red Loft as a dedicated live-event venue is not operating; the building is being repurposed as office space (renamed The Brickstone).
  • Capacity: The Great Hall can accommodate up to 1,700 standing guests; seated capacity listed around 1,400 (chairs) or 600 (tables) in some configurations.
  • Venue type: Urban warehouse/loft/event space in the Arts District of Downtown LA.
  • Seating/chart: Red Loft offered interactive seating charts for ticket buyers via Box Office Ticket Sales.
  • Parking: On-site fenced parking lot reported (approx. 15,000 sq ft); LoopNet lists 86 surface parking spaces.
  • Transit: Arts District is well-served by LADOT DASH and nearby Metro lines; transit access has evolved with the Downtown LA Connector projects.
  • Nearby hotels: The LINE LA (3515 Wilshire Blvd), STILE Downtown LA by Kasa (formerly Ace Hotel) at 929 S Broadway, and DoubleTree by Hilton Los Angeles Downtown (120 S Los Angeles St).
  • Notable events hosted: The venue has hosted events like The Big Fake Wedding Los Angeles 2015; weddings and large-scale productions have been reported in venue references.