This movie theater screens the newest in Hollywood blockbusters for your viewing pleasure. Catch all your favorite heroes in action at the Glendale Marketplace theater. Much on popcorns, cheer, shout, jump...shed all your inhibitions and enjoy the real movie experience at this theater. For an even more enjoyable experience, sit back and relax with popcorn and a soda from the refreshment stand. For film times, ticket prices and further information please call or see their website.

Locals trek to Coral Cafe day and night for the wide selection of inexpensive food. Open 24 hours, it is the perfect stop after a night at the bars or clubs. The simple layout and sparse decorations may not add to the ambiance, but it creates a mom-and-pop feel. Make sure to order the tortilla soup, topped with a mound of cheese it may not be the healthiest item on the menu, but it is the best.

The Banshee in Burbank was founded in 1994 and has hosted numerous shows with the house packed to capacity. Originally only producing plays, the Banshee today has reinvented itself to even screen movies with state-of-the-art digital projection equipment.

Located in the Thousand Oaks Civic Arts Plaza, this is a smaller theater, in comparison to the Fred Kavli Theatre for the Performing Arts. With 394 seats, this is an intimate venue for musical nights and theater performances. The place also serves as a meeting space for up to 278 people. It's a well-developed space, meeting the technical needs of any kind of event.

Glendale Community College Auditorium is a splendid performing arts venue located on the campus of GCC in Glendale. The venue hosts various students programs and events. Plays, dance shows, acts, music performances, recitals, lectures, etc you can catch it all. And during vacation time you can participate in the acting and dancing boot camps held here. The facility is equipped with lighting and sound devices and it can also be rented out for any purpose.

Though the name of this restaurant is quite a mouthful, its philosophy is simple: good food and live entertainment. With all the ultra-trendy bars in L.A. for people under 40, it's good to find one where all ages are welcome, including those of the older set. Affordable appetizers, burgers, sandwiches, salads, and soups round out the menu at Joe's, but the real reason folks keep coming back for more is the live music every night. You won't hear some obscure punk band coming out of the speakers. Blues, Rockabilly, Country, Jazz, Swing, karaoke, and classic Rock and Roll are featured every day of the week through great local artists and bands, so be sure to make use of the smooth wooden dance floor. Check their website for a calendar of events. Joe's also has a pool table, darts, TVs, and touch-tone game screens.

Mr. B's serves Italian-American fare at low prices and offers free live entertainment. The dining area is pleasant, with earth-toned walls and shiny red booths, while the area with the bar and music stage morphs into a bit of a dive. But don't let that scare you away, indeed, it may be one of its charms. Drinks are cheap, service is friendly, and the music is loud. Check the website for a list of upcoming acts.

If Jazz is your thing and delicious barbecue is what you crave, a visit to Jax Bar and Grill is a must. Jazz performers like Jim Szilagyi, Preston Smith and others will entertain you with your favorite numbers. Located in the center of Glendale's business district, this bar is a popular hangout for the locals. You could also try some sandwiches and some great seafood, plenty of beer, wine and cocktails... the perfect remedy after a long day of hard work. The oven roasted pork loin and home made meatloaf come highly recommended.

Left Coast Wine Bar and Gallery is the perfect location to meet with friends. To add spice to your evening are entertaining events and jazz performances, by well-known artists like Ashley Stetson. Spend your night listening to some mellow piano music while you sip on the rich Californian wines. There is also an Open Mic Night on Sundays where singers, musicians, poets and comics entertain the local crowds. Tuesdays are for wine tasting, when you can have a great time trying them.

Dimples claims to be the first Karaoke Bar outside of Japan and whether it deserves that fame or not, it is still very impressive. The Karaoke Bar has around 30,000 songs and multiple screens to show the singer. While you're waiting for your turn to be a star, have a cocktail and choose from several different dishes, including Pasta al Arrabiata, Chicken Cordon Bleu or a cheeseburger. Celebrities such as Kurt Russell, Jessica Simpson and Tori Spelling have all shown up to sing their favorite songs.