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Premier Businesses in Los Angeles, CA
- • Deportation & Asylum Petitions
- • Immigration Representation
- • Immigration Defense Attorney
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- • Full Open - Shelf Capability
- • Seismic Rated/Approved Steel Shelving
- • Estate Planning & Probate Services
- • Last Will & Trust Planning Services
- • Guardianship & Executor Appointing
- • Custom Home Design & Build Services
- • Architectural Services
- • City Permit Services
Things To Do in Los Angeles, CA
Recording Academy GRAMMY MUSEUM
Explore and celebrate the enduring legacies of music at the GRAMMY Museum. This interactive and educational museum devotes itself to the history and winners of the Grammy Awards as well as the influence of musical icons. The GRAMMY features a permanent collection of musical artifacts, including items from the Beatles, Bob Marley and Michael Jackson.
Elysian Park
The second largest park in Los Angeles, as well as the city's oldest, Elysian Park covers 600 acres of land. Scattered across this park, you will find a number of idyllic picnic spots, several sculptures and memorial markers, trails and a community garden. Come out here to spend some time outdoors and get some fresh air without leaving the city.
Stinking Rose
Test the bounds of your love at the Stinking Rose. This unconventionally romantic restaurant caters to the lovers who have a sense of humor and enjoy irony. Garlic-infused dishes are served in a beautiful candlelit setting. The stinky but delicious California-Italian cuisine can be created with as much or as little garlic as desired.
The Music Center
Visit The Music Center in Los Angeles, also known as the Performing Arts Center of Los Angeles, for some of the best concerts and entertainment in the nation. The third largest performing arts center in the United States, the Music Center consists of four houses on its 11-acre campus: the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, the Ahmanson Theatre, the Mark Taper Forum, and the Walt Disney Concert Hall.