
Art Night
Come rest your feet and soles after enjoying Art Night at the Sanctuary.

It translates closest to “where the listening is easy.”
TheSanctuary
Five floors of a Broadway landmark. A house with its own rules and a standing welcome for mortals and monsters alike.
Step across the threshold and the noise of the city stops behind you. That is the whole promise. A room where the arguing outside does not follow you in, and where nobody asks you to be anything other than what you are.
Clifton's has been many things since 1932: cafeteria, cabinet of curiosities, the strangest room on Broadway. It fed anyone who walked in, whether or not they could pay. Sanctuary DTLA carries that forward and makes it explicit: this is neutral ground and all are welcome.
Come for the comedy, stay for the dancing, and if you notice that some of the regulars seem to be something other than human. Well. Every good room in this city has its secrets.
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Nights, openings, and the occasional thing we don't post publicly.

Music, comedy, dancing, magic, trivia, good drinks.

Come rest your feet and soles after enjoying Art Night at the Sanctuary.

Rotating line up of LA Comics in the subterranean nether bar atop LA's Under Realm.

Open mic karaoke hosted by a talented crooner. Grab the mic, pick your song, and sing your way off the island.

DTLASIA hosts community mahjong! Lively games, conversations, and a bit of friendly competition.

Latin dance night. Salsa that actually knows the steps. Lessons at nine, the floor is yours after.

Join us for D&D games in the most immersive building downtown on Broadway.

Tonight's Tavern brings their fun and immersion to the speakeasy basement at the Sanctuary.
Nights at the Sanctuary

Five floors, each with its own character, and a whole building that can be yours for a night. Weddings, premieres, holiday parties, productions, and the occasional thing we've been asked never to describe.

Some of our regulars ask questions the bar can't answer.
For them, there's the true account of Earth's secret history. Twelve chapters, kept by people who take the keeping seriously.
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