The Shrine Auditorium, built in 1926, is a grand and historic venue known for hosting concerts, award shows, and large-scale events. It is a striking example of Moorish Revival architecture, a style inspired by medieval Islamic design. Key features include ornate horseshoe arches, intricate tile work, and domes reminiscent of a Middle Eastern mosque—earning it comparisons to a “West Coast Taj Mahal.” The main auditorium stands as one of the oldest and most architecturally elaborate performance spaces in Los Angeles, offering both historical significance and timeless elegance.