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Spooky Oviatt Penthouse Tour with Marc Chevalier

  • Oviatt Penthouse 617 South Olive Street Los Angeles, CA, 90014 United States (map)

Did you know that one of L.A.’s most famous Art Deco landmarks is also said to be HAUNTED? For two decades, Oviatt Building historian Marc Chevalier has been collecting its ghost stories…and even has one of his own to tell!

Join Marc for an exclusive historical tour of the 1928 Oviatt penthouse, as he shares Halloween season tales of the Oviatt Building’s many unexplained sightings and hair-raising phenomena.

The Art Deco Society of Los Angeles has been given the exclusive opportunity to host this members-only tour of the renowned residence of James Oviatt, proprietor of the prominent haberdashery that once operated in the building to clothe Los Angeles’ elite, including many famous Hollywood stars. And yes, you may take photos! No videotaping of the tour guide’s talk, please. This is an in-person event and experience: please help us to keep it that way.

Tickets are on sale first to Art Deco Society of Los Angeles Sponsoring level and above members.

Tour Times:

2:00 PM & 4:30 PM

Tours are approximately 75 minutes.

Tickets:

$40 per person (ADSLA Members)

Ticket holders should have received an email with specific instructions for arrival. Please note that you must arrive 20 minutes prior to your tour as you will need to be brought up in the elevator by a guide with a key card.

Tickets will go on sale on Tuesday, October 10. Members at the Sponsoring Level and above will receive a code via email to enable purchase.

Members may purchase one or two tickets, depending upon membership level. Tour groups are limited to 14 people. This is an in-person event.

Entry to the building will begin 30 minutes prior to your tour time. You must arrive NO LATER THAN 20 MINUTES PRIOR TO YOUR TOUR TIME. Guests will be taken by elevator to the Penthouse prior to the start of the tour. This will take some time, as the elevator capacity is limited. Once the last elevator goes up, there will be no way for the public to enter the building.

Parking is available for a fee in area parking lots. There is a surface lot directly across the street from the Oviatt building.