El Museo Hollywood Bowl es una celebración de uno de los hitos más históricos de Los Ángeles, un Lugar de eventos que ha desempeñado un papel fundamental en la música y el espectáculo, y que ha contribuido a dar forma a las carreras de algunos de los intérpretes más famosos de los siglos XX y XXI.

Welcome to the Hollywood Bowl Museum’s permanent display, where artifacts and stories are connected by five themes: the beloved Los Angeles park, the people who built and care for it, a community-building ethos, making music, and the Bowl’s distinct visual appeal. These threads remain constant as music, the landscape, and Los Angeles continue to evolve.

Currently on view at the Hollywood Bowl Museum, Building the Bowl: From Dream to Destination focuses on six of the central founding figures of the Hollywood Bowl—Christine Wetherill Stevenson, Dr. T. Perceval Gerson, Charles E. Toberman, Artie Mason Carter, Frederick W. Blanchard, and Florence M. Irish—each of whom played a distinctive role in its history.

Picture Perfect: Photos of the Hollywood Bowl by Otto Rothschild (1906-1981) was the first exhibition in the museum’s history solely dedicated to the work and legacy of Otto Rothschild.

This exhibition documented the LA Phil in performance at our iconic summer venue during the mid-to-late 1950s, through the innovative stereo recordings of pioneering acrylics manufacturer, music lover, and audio enthusiast David Swedlow.

Summer Nights: Jazz at the Bowl took nearly 19,000 patrons on a journey through the history of jazz performance at the Hollywood Bowl from the earliest days of the swing era through the modern age.

This 2016 exhibition explored the LA Phil’s longstanding efforts to keep aircraft out of the skies above the Hollywood Bowl during performances. Since the 1970s, these efforts have included outreach to aviation organizations and the distribution of “no fly” posters to help preserve the Bowl’s quiet, open-air concert experience.

In 2014 the Hollywood Bowl Museum celebrated the 50th anniversary of the Beatles' first Bowl show.

Sin siquiera mirar las fechas, es fácil colocar estas portadas de programas del Hollywood Bowl en su década correspondiente. Desde los diseños Art Deco de mediados de los años 20 hasta el estilo expresionista de mediados de los 30, pasando por la estética futurista moderna de mediados de los 50 y más allá, estos programas proporcionan una historia visual con el poder de transportarle de vuelta a una noche mágica en cualquier década que haya pasado bajo las estrellas en el Hollywood Bowl.