Los Angeles Conservancy

The Los Angeles Conservancy is a private, member-based non-profit organization dedicated to preserving the historical architecture of Greater Los Angeles. Founded in 1978, the Conservancy has grown to become the largest organization of its kind in the United States, with nearly 6,000 member households and hundreds of volunteers. With offices located in downtown Los Angeles, the organization serves Los Angeles County. The Conservancy works to raise awareness of architectural heritage through educational programs and advocacy efforts. They aim to prevent the demolition of historic structures and assist individuals in preserving places of significance. The organization offers a variety of walking tours exploring diverse architectural styles and historical periods within Los Angeles. Additionally, they host "Last Remaining Seats," a popular summer series showcasing classic films in historic theaters, drawing over 10,000 attendees to downtown's iconic movie palaces. The Los Angeles Conservancy distinguishes itself through its vast network of members and volunteers, its comprehensive educational programs, and its commitment to preserving Los Angeles' unique architectural landmarks. For more information about the Los Angeles Conservancy and its initiatives, please visit their website at laconservancy.org.