The Hollywood Bowl Museum & Hall of Fame is located on the grounds of the famous Hollywood Bowl amphitheatre. The Museum originally opened in 1984, using the venue’s former Tea Room as its space.

In 1996 it was completely rebuilt and re-branded as the “Edmund D. Edelman Hollywood Bowl Museum” to provide a more comprehensive historical context of the venue.

The Museum is situated at the bottom of Peppertree Lane as you enter the Bowl grounds from Highland Avenue.

It is operated in partnership between the venue (Los Angeles County / Los Angeles Philharmonic) and offers not just exhibits but also educational programs and tours.

Inductees include:

Steven Tyler
Joe Perry
John Legend
Chaka Khan
Donna Summer
The Carpenters
B.B. King
Carlos Santana
Brian Wilson
Roger Daltrey
The Smothers Brothers
George Harrison
Randy Newman
Monty Python
Bonnie Raitt
Stevie Wonder

Admission: FREE all year

Summer Hours:

(June through mid-September)

Monday: closed
Tuesday – Saturday: 10AM – show time
Sunday: 4PM – show time

Off-Season Hours:

(Mid-September through June)

Saturday – Monday: closed
Tuesday – Friday: 10AM – 5:00PM
Closed Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, and New Year’s Day

Hollywood Bowl Museum & Hall of Fame
2301 N. Highland Ave
Los Angeles CA 90078