Track 16 Gallery is one of the largest art galleries in Los Angeles offering over 6,000 square feet for special events. In addition to 5000 square feet of exhibition space, the gallery's unique features include Worcester Diner #645, the Brown Derby Bar, and an outdoor patio. Track 16 Gallery hosts one-of-a-kind events ranging from intimate gatherings to gala receptions.
The gallery's exhibition space consists of six rooms anchored by the 51 x 58 foot Mainspace. Through a hidden door in the Mainspace lives the gallery's 45 foot long vintage diner. The 1929 diner is decked out in original starburst chrome, black and white tile, Tennessee marble, and Mahogany.
The bar's centerpiece is the original 1926 Brown Derby neon sign from the famous Wilshire Boulevard restaurant that fed celebrities and common Angelenos for over fifty years. Made of oak, mirror, and stained glass, the gallery's 23 foot long art deco bar was saved from prohibition and demolition in 1917 and brought to California. The bar area's decoration is rounded by fifteen other amazing vintage neons and other pieces of rare Americana. Adjacent to the bar, when you need a breath of fresh air and want to take in the evening sky, is a 600 square foot patio.
The diner and bar are not typically open to the public, so although Track 16 has been around for fourteen years, these vintage features are known to few.
Track 16 Gallery is located two blocks from the 10 Freeway at Bergamot Station Arts Center near Santa Monica's entertainment district. Parking at Bergamot Station is available free of charge. Track 16 Gallery has held numerous movie premier, corporate, charity, and wrap events over the last fourteen years.
For more information, please contact the gallery at (310) 264-4678.
