UCLA Meyer & Renee Luskin Conference Center

Plateia — Ancient Greek for a Place to Meet, Celebrate & Feast! In the spirit of its name, Plateia is a central place on the historic UCLA campus to meet colleagues and friends, share inspired food and drink, and engage in conversation. Recharge in the warm wood and stained glass ambiance of our dining room or relax with a glass of fine wine on our expansive patio under heritage olive trees. Tried & True Meets Innovative & New! What’s Not to Like? The Plateia menu is Mediterranean-inspired, California-fresh. Enjoy dishes from seasonal offerings with bright flavors and bold presentations featuring locally sourced products such as seasonal fruits and vegetables, artisanal cheeses, sustainable seafood, and much more. Find food to fit your mood from… Mais

One of the most distinguished outdoor sculpture collections in the country, the tranquil Franklin D. Murphy Sculpture Garden features 70 sculptures and spans more than five acres on the UCLA campus.

VISITING SANTA MONICA More than 7 million visitors a year come to Santa Monica because it is a renowned beach city (one of National Geographic’s top ten) and close to other Los Angeles attractions. Santa Monica Beach averages 280 days of sunshine a year and offers some of the best sunsets on the West Coast. Santa Monica is also known as a walkable and bike-friendly town, so it’s easy to get around and experience the haven of shops, restaurants, attractions like the Santa Monica Pier and Third Street Promenade, and more. THINGS TO DO IN SANTA MONICA The beaches of Santa Monica attract all types of visitors, and on a normal day at the beach, you will likely see families playing on the sand next to mats laid out for a yoga fitness class. Also,… Mais

The Geffen Playhouse is a Los Angeles treasure and presents a body of work that garners national recognition each year. The Geffen is noted for its welcoming intimate venues and celebrated for its commitment to the development of new theatrical works.

Center for the Art of Performance at UCLA (CAP) Featuring an astounding array of performers, the Center for the Art of Performance (CAP) showcases dance, music, spoken word and theater, as well as the emerging digital, collaborative and cross-art platforms inspired by today's leading artists and creators. While performances may occur at several campus locations, CAP's primary venue is UCLA's iconic Royce Hall.

The popular Hammer Museum is a unique, cutting-edge arts institution that connects the classics and the contemporary through its varied collections, wide-ranging exhibitions and thought-provoking programs. Check for weekly free admission day.

Explore global arts, past and present, at the Fowler Museum at UCLA. Exhibits emphasize works from Africa, Asia, the Pacific and the Americas.

For an up close look at UCLA’s team trophies and other memorabilia, visit the UCLA Athletics Hall of Fame in the J.D. Morgan Center. For tickets to attend one of UCLA's more than 20 NCAA seasonal sporting events, visit the Central Ticket Office in the James West Center. Both buildings are located in the plaza just east of the UCLA Luskin Conference Center.