3 Locations That Connect
Three very special places provide the perfect stages for the first re:publica Los Angeles.
© VATMH / Mike KelleyThomas Mann House
The Thomas Mann House is a special place of German-American cultural exchange and transatlantic dialogue. In the tradition of Thomas Mann, it brings together outstanding personalities, scholars and intellectuals to discuss social, political and cultural questions.
1550 San Remo DrivePacific Palisades, CA 90272
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© Mirko LuxVilla Aurora
As an international artists' residence in Los Angeles, Villa Aurora preserves the legacy of German-American exile history. It is regarded as a place of artistic exchange and intercultural dialogue and supports outstanding talents in the fields of visual arts, film, composition, literature and performance.
520 Paseo MiramarPacific Palisades, CA 90272
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Annenberg Community Beach House
The Annenberg Community Beach House in Santa Monica was once the private estate of silent film star Marion Davies and a popular destination for Hollywood’s elite, who flocked to this “Gold Coast” gem to attend the starlet’s legendary parties. The original 100-room mansion from 1928 no longer stands, but in its footprint is a truly spectacular event venue and community gathering space blending historic Hollywood glamour and modern coastal California style.
415 Pacific Coast HighwaySanta Monica, CA 90402
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