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Los Angeles State Historic Park is a 32-acre urban green space located near Chinatown that serves as a central hub for community life and large-scale public gatherings. Often referred to as 'The Cornfield,' the park offers expansive lawns and sweeping city skyline views, functioning as a versatile outdoor venue for festivals and concerts.
An open-air, sprawling venue.
It is a 32-acre urban park situated near Chinatown, serving as a versatile open-air space for community gatherings, farmers' markets, and large-scale music concerts with views of the downtown skyline.
The park is located at 1245 N Spring St, Los Angeles, adjacent to the Chinatown district and the Metro Gold Line.
The park frequently hosts major outdoor festivals, electronic music concerts, farmers' markets, and community activities.