The performing arts venue dedicated in 1964 is one of four halls of the Los Angeles Music Center and is one of the largest of its kind in the United States. It was named after cultural maven Dorothy Buffum Chandler who was dedicated to finding a permanent winter base for the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra and played a huge role in raising money for the original three-hall music center located in Downtown Los Angeles. The Dorothy Chandler Pavilion seats 3,197 and is elaborately decorated with chandeliers and winding staircases. It houses the Los Angeles Opera and is the venue for many musical and dance performances.
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