Find Dance Studio spaces for rent in Los Angeles, CA

About Los Angeles

Claimed in 1542 by Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo and founded in 1781 by Felipe de Neve, Los Angeles was first home to the Tongva and Chumash Tribes and then Spain before being claimed by Mexico in 1821. It was not a part of the United States until it was purchased with the rest of California in 1848.

The city is a popular tourist destination and attracts almost 50 million visitors per year to visit the many beaches, parks, and attractions. The warm winters and pleasant summers have also drawn almost four million residents as well. With all there is to do in Los Angeles, it is perfect for a dance studio space.

Interesting Fact: Los Angeles became a popular film city because Thomas Edison had chased off all of the major film producers with his patents and monopoly on the industry in the east.

Dance Studio Options in Los Angeles

There are many spectacular dance studio spaces in Los Angeles to choose from including empty warehouses, fancy mansions, and sophisticated ballrooms. Once you choose your space, then you have to think about other details like décor, food, furniture, and equipment.

• Décor
  Your dance studio space needs décor and what you choose depends on your individual style and what sort of theme you will be planning. You can get vibrant colorful balloons and flowers or chic colors of black, silver, and gold.
  
  
• Food
  You really should feed your dancers as well as your crew. There are a plethora of catering companies to pick from that can help you design the perfect menu for your people.
  
  
• Furniture
  You’ll have to have some kind of furniture as well so your people can sit down somewhere between dance sets. In addition, there need to be places for the food and maybe some plush seating with accent tables and lamps.
  
  
• Equipment
  Speaking of lamps, you will also need some special lighting and sound equipment as well as a stage and dance floor. Props and other accessories are also a good idea for your dance studio.

Dance Studio Companies in Los Angeles

Los Angeles is the perfect spot for your studio with so many experienced companies in town to help you plan and execute the event you dreamed of.

• Calajo Catering
  Jennifer and Carlo Avanceña are both award-winning chefs with medals and trophies in many categories. They do catering trays, buffet tables, and full-service catering so whatever you need, they can do it. Some of their specialties include herb-roasted beef, adobo pork, and cilantro chili chicken.
  
  
• Sterling Engagements Event Design
  From corporate engagements to weddings and everything in between, Sterling Engagements Event Design has got you covered in the décor department. Since 2005, they have been decorating event spaces. This team can make your space gorgeous from the top down.
  
  
• A1 Party Rentals
  Get whatever furniture you need from A1 Party Rentals. They have tables and chairs, dinnerware, linens, drapes, AV equipment, lounge furniture, bars, and so much more. You can even get heating and cooling equipment and a generator to run it all.

Pros and Cons of Dance Studios in Los Angeles

Make sure you know the city you are planning to choose for your dance studio before signing any legal contracts. Los Angeles is a great place, but all cities have their advantages and disadvantages. Here are some we think are important.

Advantages

• Warm winters
  If you are not a fan of snow and cold, Los Angeles will warm you up. The average temperature in the winter is 60 degrees F so you can forget about those long johns and snow boots.
  
  
• Spectacular parks
  Nature lovers will love Los Angeles with its 280+ parks. Elysian Park has 600 acres of palms, sports, and over 100 different trees and Griffith Park has 4,310 acres with museums, a zoo, and other attractions.
  
  
• Beaches for days
  The city of LA is also packed with sandy beaches featuring dazzling blue ocean water. Some of them have cliffs and giant boulders while others are packed with amenities.

Disadvantages

• Dangerous city
  Los Angeles is only safer than about 10% of all the cities in the US so be alert and careful. Stick to neighborhoods like Pacific Palisades, Brentwood, and Riviera.
  
  
• High cost of living
  You will pay more for just about everything in Los Angeles from food to gasoline. When organizing your dance studio, work with a financial plan.
  
  
• Traffic
  The average commute time in Los Angeles is more than 31 minutes so it is best to use public transportation or car service.

Famous Locations in Los Angeles

• Los Angeles County Museum of Art
  Founded in 1961, this art museum boasts more than 120 thousand works of art dating back to the 3rd century BC. The Jina Mahavira from 850 CE is a spectacular piece and the Elephant with Riders sculpture dates back to the 3rd century BC. The Urban Light sculpture out front is also very popular and a fun place for selfies.
  
  
• The Huntington Library
  More than just a library, this place is also a stellar garden and spectacular art museum. The 120 acres of botanical landscaping that has been featured in many films like The West Wing, CSI Miami, and Midway. The art collection features both American and European art including artists like Andy Warhol, Thomas Lawrence, and Edward Hopper.
  
  
• Grauman’s Chinese Theater
  Located on Hollywood Boulevard along the Walk of Fame, this iconic building has been showing films since 1927 when it showed The King of Kings by Cecil B. DeMille. It was also the first theater to show the original Star Wars in 1977. The building itself is a work of art with a spectacular red Chinese pagoda façade.