Though not a major tourist destination, Studio Pali Fekete Architects can be quite captivating if you are interested in architecture. The brainchild of Judit Meda Fekete, both an artist and architect herself, attracts a select few who absorb and appreciate the meeting of creativity and structural design. The place evokes a creative streak in even those uninterested.
A top-notch facility of the Colburn School, Zipper Hall boasts of high-quality acoustics, making it an ideal venue for holding concerts. With 435 seats, Zipper's capacity may pale in comparison with the larger Walt Disney Concert Hall a block away, but the intimacy makes the aural delights all the more palpable. Apart from concerts, teleconferences, musical events, lectures, meetings; a lot of other events and functions can be accommodated here. The Disney Hall graciously provides parking for Zipper's concert-goers.
The Coffee Gallery Backstage hosts shows almost every day. The show room is connected to The Coffee Gallery, so patrons can come for the drinks or cafe fare and stay for the entertainment. Tickets are usually around $15-$20, and feature everyone from up-and-comers to established artists. A wide variety of styles are featured, including jazz, bluegrass, country, international, and contemporary. Reservations are highly recommended, as the 49-seat room fills up fast. Parking is available on Lake or in the lot of Ronnie's Service Station. Check the website for a list of upcoming shows.
Gymnasium that not only holds sporting events, but concerts as well on University campus.
The turf of Cal State Northridge Matadors' basketball and volleyball teams since 1962, Matadome or Matador Gymnasium is an indoor arena. Over its many decades of existence, it has undergone several changes and the capacity has fluctuated constantly before settling to the current 2400. Catch the home teams in action amid a packed audience and electrifying ambiance during game days at this place.