Housed in Los Angeles's oldest synagogue building, The Pico Union Project transforms a century-old architectural landmark into a dynamic community venue. The 375-seat sanctuary features original stained glass windows and a 16' x 16' stage, creating an intimate yet versatile space for music, theater, poetry, dance, and art performances. Moveable pews allow flexible configurations for concerts, ceremonies, and banquets, while the air-conditioned main hall accommodates both seated and standing audiences. Beyond the sanctuary, the venue includes a Social Hall with exposed brick and arched windows (capacity 75), an upstairs meeting room, and an attached kitchen, making it equally suited for receptions, rehearsals, and community gatherings. Located in the vibrant Pico Union neighborhood at 1153 Valencia Street, the venue operates as more than a performance space; it's a collaborative community hub that welcomes local and international artists, nonprofits, and film productions. The building is fully wheelchair accessible with on-site parking for up to 35 cars, plus an additional lot accommodating 75 vehicles. Its blend of historic character, modern amenities, and commitment to cultural equity makes it a distinctive choice for events seeking authenticity and community connection.