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Make a tax-deductible donation today, and you'll play a starring role in bringing opera to the stage by funding the efforts of the hundreds of artists and staff, who move us with their work.
On April 24, 2026, LA Opera will celebrate James Conlon and the tremendous contributions he has made to the musical life of Los Angeles over his remarkable 20-year tenure as the company’s Richard Seaver Music Director.
Experience opera in a new way.
Live broadcasts under the stars, family-friendly events, interactive opera for children and babies, and informative lectures to give you a deeper understanding of the music, plot, and history of the art form.
Before a 50-minute interactive opera performance, join us in the lobby for arts and music activities designed to bring your child into a world of creativity (and we think they'll have a blast, too).
Every year, we come together with our Los Angeles community to celebrate Latino artistry and culture, support small businesses, and enjoy a day of fun for all ages.
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Dive into opera with in-person lectures at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion and local venues in your community, or join us online from wherever you are.
Created for babies ages 6–18 months, BambinO tells a story about the joys of parenthood and watching your baby grow up and learn to soar on their own, with sensory props and an entrancing blend of musical styles.
Free Opera Simulcasts: Live from the LA Opera stage to a screen near you.
Thanks entirely to the generous support of LA County Supervisors, LA Opera livestreams a high-definition broadcast of world-class performances right from our stage at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion to two locations around Los Angeles County. We had so much fun at the Santa Monica Pier and Altadena's Loma Alta Park last September, sharing a live simulcast performance of West Side Story and an afternoon of family fun. Check back in summer 2026 to find out how you can join us for the next one.
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