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Classes can consist of many different topics. Ranging from the typical class lectures right up to the hands-on experiences of either a theatrical performance or an improved grasp of a cooking skill, classes are extremely helpful to our everyday lives. Not only do they help with improving the quality of life, but they also aim to expand our knowledge.

When planning a class, it’s very important to choose a space that suits the topic of the class. When that is done, you’re going to have to make sure that the class venue creates a focused atmosphere for the students. With both the aesthetic and the learning mood in place, you’ll see success in your class.

Different sorts of features exist depending on the venue. It’s up to you to decide which features would suit your class and students best.

The Best Class Locations

Just like how topics of learning vary from class to class, venues are quite the same. However, it’s still important to make note of how the venue would suit the class you’re intending to host.

• Classic Classroom
  You can’t go wrong with hiring a classic classroom space. Surely, the furniture and the overall atmosphere of the classroom would be enough to invoke a learning atmosphere that most people are familiar with. Amenities such as bathrooms and air conditioning are almost always a guarantee making classrooms an ideal class site.
  
  
• Theater
  For a more focused class on performing arts such as music, acting, or dance, what better way to showcase your knowledge than to choose a theatre to teach in? Not only are the chairs extremely comfortable, but most theatres are also designed to hold a great number of people. The Million Dollar Theatre in Los Angeles is one such example of a theatre venue. Offering both plenty of space and impressive décor, it’s the perfect place to really immerse the students in the class.
  
  
• Themed Space
  Looking to add a little bit of fun to your class? Instead of choosing the typical meeting space with boring chairs and desks, maybe you should try hiring a themed space as your next class venue. With fun props and enough décor to bring the class location to life, there will never be a dull moment. This 90s Retro Office Space can be a great opportunity for students to have fun all while learning.
  
  
• Outdoor Space
  Small enclosed rooms can get a little stuffy at times. Hosting a class outside at a nearby park or even at this 1913 Mini Ranch with Theatre can create a cozy atmosphere. Students will no doubt feel a little more relaxed in this space.
  
  
• Home Space Kitchen
  A cooking class is a little different from other classes. Where other classes need only notebooks and pens, a cooking class would need a collection of tools and appliances. By choosing a home space kitchen as your class location, students will learn in an environment that is a lot more personal. The home aspect of the venue would create a comfortable atmosphere.

What to Look for in a Class Venue

Planning a class can involve plenty of steps. There’s the actual preparation for the class as well as the choosing of the venue. However, it doesn’t stop there. The planning process may involve you looking into the features of each venue to ensure that it’s the ideal location for your class.

• Accessibility
  While there are plenty of amazing venues to choose from, it’s vital to investigate how accessible the location of your class venue is. Students may come from different parts of the city or depending on the class, from across the country. With an easily accessible class location, there will be fewer hindrances and everyone would be comfortable and on time.
  
  
• Amenities
  Depending on the class topic, the number of amenities that are needed may vary. A cooking class would need appliances and an art class would need enough space for each person to do their own thing without hindering another’s progress. It would be best to investigate what features each venue provides.
  
  
• Atmosphere
  The right atmosphere is crucial for a student’s growth. For example, a venue in a location that has too much noise can be a distraction and could potentially bother the students. Décor is also an important aspect in helping a student become more comfortable in a space.
  
  
• Space
  Space is important depending on the size of your class. While a small class may be alright with being in a cozy space such as a café or a home-style space, a bigger class may require you to consider a warehouse or an office space. After all, the students’ comfort is a big deal and should be prioritized.

Class Inspiration

With the right amount of determination and a love for the topic you’re discussing with the class, it’s possible to make any venue work. However, choosing a specific venue that can both suit the theme of your class as well as cater to the comfort of everyone involved, is when you can do so much more.

• An Art Class in a Loft
  Lofts are known to have great windows that allow plenty of natural light in. Choosing a Grand Loft with High Ceilings does just that. Located only in Downtown LA, this loft offers a well-lit area as well as plenty of space enough for about 50 people.
  
  
• 80s Style Class
  One way to spice up a normal class would be to bring the students to a retro-themed class space. You might be surprised by how students fare in a new environment. Plus, who doesn’t like a themed space?
  
  
• Acting Class in a Film Studio
  Not only does a film studio have the right atmosphere for teaching an acting class, but it also has everything you’d need for one. Depending on the venue and its features, you may have props, equipment, and different sets to allow for a more hands-on type of class.
  
  
• Warehouse Musical Class
  Warehouses can provide surprisingly good acoustics, especially for those who want to also feel the music they’re playing. For those who want to play their instruments with great sound and those who want to have enough space to dance, a warehouse is a perfect venue.