The Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum is a landmark outdoor stadium in Exposition Park, one of Southern California’s most storied large-scale event venues. Opened in 1923, it is known for its grand arched peristyle, Olympic legacy, and role as a civic monument as much as a sports and entertainment space. With an outdoor capacity of about 93,607, it has hosted everything from USC football and major concerts to historic spectacles, making it a setting best suited for blockbuster events with serious scale. Its setting near USC and the museums of Exposition Park gives it a distinctly urban, collegiate energy, while the bowl’s open-air design and rooftop terrace add a dramatic, unmistakably Los Angeles feel.