Our story
Built beneath history.
Before it was a club, it was the furnace room that powered the 1920s Bank of America headquarters.
The Catwalk sits in the lower level of a historic Downtown LA building, in what was once the boiler room of the 1920s Bank of America headquarters.
EMC Group (EMC Hospitality) renovated it into a one-of-a-kind venue inspired by Berghain in Berlin: industrial, underground and steel, built around a centerpiece catwalk that runs between platforms and turns the room into a multi-level stage.
Since then it has become a regular in the music-video and video-game world and a go-to room for international brands' private events, alongside club nights from LA promoters.
The room
What's inside
Lighting
24 moving beams, 24 light washes, 4 strobes, programmable LED under bars, stairs and booths, haze machine
Screens
150" × 80" customizable LED wall (1–4 visuals at once) + 2 overhead projectors
Sound
14-speaker JBL system on 4 × 3500 W amplifiers, latest Pioneer DJ equipment
Live
Band-ready: space for up to an 8-piece band
Bars
2 full bars
Layout
Centerpiece catwalk between platforms, DJ deck overhanging the dance floor, multi-level
Specs from The Catwalk's published private-events listing. · About 5,500 sq ft
Location
In the heart of DTLA
LA Live
1 mile · 7 min ride
Crypto.com Arena
1.1 miles · 7 min ride
Little Tokyo
1.2 miles · 7 min ride
Convention Center
1.4 miles · 8 min ride
Arts District
1.7 miles · 9 min ride
Metro station
0.5 miles · 8 min walk
Hollywood
6.7 miles · 34 min ride
LAX
18 miles · 40 min ride
Trusted by
Brands that have booked the room
Logos from thecatwalk.club