Valentine Est. 2018
600 East 4th Street, Los Angeles, CA, USA
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Valentine features a 9,000 square-foot site plan designed for all types of events.
As an event space, Valentine’s greatest virtue is its shifting dimensions: whether you want an intimate gathering for less than 100 or a large reception for a maximum 500 guests, you can do either in this modular, scalable venue, and the experience will feel proportional and comfortable.
- A/V Equipment
- Bridal Suite/Changing Rooms Onsite
- Street Parking
- Wifi
- Dining Chairs
- Dining Tables
- Onsite Restrooms
- Other
- The Scene:
- From the moment you walk into Valentine, you’re in a wholly unique environment defined by lush gardens, sun lit rooms, rustic surfaces and site-specific artworks by local artists. That impression begins even before you set foot through the door. This entryway is carved into a floor-to-ceiling sculptural installation by Tony Brown.
Once inside, you meander under tropical plants, past what could be the ghost of a hotel lobby bar, and into a courtyard framed by 20-foot walls of roughly textured clay and wood, set on floors of reclaimed brick and polished aggregate, and surrounded by flourishing gardens. Crystal fountains, carved big cats, and other artistic interventions abound. Look up through palm fronds to discover the carefully preserved patina of the site’s original two-story hotel. Stand before a massive, 14 foot tall, heptagonal keyhole door featuring a mural of lemurs and butterflies painted by Stacy Smith. All of this lies beneath a soaring 35-foot greenhouse roof with retractable shades and levered windows. The roof is automated and adjustable, rendering the courtyard serviceable for any ceremony in any weather – a versatile, virtual, rain-or-shine garden space.
Slip outside to Valentine’s veranda for a glowing intermission where guests can enjoy the night air and city lights.
Valentine’s courtyard accommodates less than 100 guests in an intimate setting and is scalable for seated ceremonies up to 240 guests (on benches and patio sofas we’ve designed and built). This DJ sound equipped courtyard transforms with softly lit palm trees beneath a night sky, the perfect environment for dancing and lounging after dinner.
Valentine’s Courtyard flows into the Sunset Dining Room, through dramatic, oversized barn doors. Patchwork concrete floors, handmade clay murals by Josh Beckman, repurposed wooden walls and discrete accent lighting, create a tropical setting. The tables, which can hold up to 240 guests, are built from squared-off, tongue and groove floors salvaged from the original hotel, and paired with suave Italian leather chairs. This dining room is thoroughly versatile, suitable for elegant seated dinners and performances ranging from 75 to 240 guests, and featuring a 20-foot cinema for dining ambiance, screenings and presentations. - Design:
- Originally built in the 1920’s in an area that has long served as the city’s seafood market east of Downtown, the building has lived many lives in its century of use; it’s been a hotel, a brothel, a fish and oyster company, and a commercial site for everything from glass blowing to marijuana cultivation. This mysterious history subtly informed our re-invention of the space.
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