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The Mayan was a prominent multi-level nightlife institution housed within a historic 1920s theater in downtown Los Angeles. Distinguished by its elaborate Mayan Revival architecture and spacious dance floors, it hosted a wide array of concert events, salsa nights, and commercial dance parties for over three decades until its closure in 2025.
A high-energy, sprawling club.
The Mayan was a historic theater transformed into a multi-level nightclub featuring elaborate Mayan Revival architecture and spacious dance floors.
It was located at 1038 S Hill St in the Historic Core of Downtown Los Angeles.
No, the venue permanently closed in 2025 after 35 years of operation.