The Neighborhood
Welcome to Westwood Village.
The Watermark at Westwood Village is set in an enviable destination known for its cultural attractions, fine dining, shopping, vibrancy, and near-perfect, year-round weather. Located in the heart of West Los Angeles, The Watermark couldn’t be better situated to enable members to take advantage of museums, concerts, boutique shopping, movie premieres, and university events—right outside their door.
Spend a day at The Hammer Museum, where admission is free. Take a tour, attend an art talk, have lunch with a friend in their restaurant. You might even catch a movie premiere and an interview with cast and director! There is so much to explore in Westwood Village, from iconic restaurants such as Skylight Gardens or Broxton Brewery & Public House—to musical performances in phenomenal venues like Schoenberg Hall, Royce Hall, or UCLA’s Center for the Art of Performance.
There is something for everyone in this cultural enclave in West Los Angeles. Of course, Thursdays are special days in the neighborhood with a dedicated theme titled “UCLA First Thursdays.” Each week the Westwood Village Farmers’ Market is open from noon to 5 p.m. Afterwards, from 6:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m. “Evening Block Parties” occur that vary weekly from free musical events, to movies, to seasonal festivities, all on Broxton Avenue. Your new life in this vibrant and iconic neighborhood awaits.
Neighborhood Highlights

UCLA Extension Westwood Center
These programs give you the opportunity to learn from top experts in their field and to connect with others. For your convenience, and safety, all programs are offered remotely.

Westwood Village Farmers’ Market
With more than 40 vendors, live musical performances, and community booths showcasing art, crafts, clothing, and artisanal items, the Westwood Village Farmers’ Market will likely become a weekly favorite outing! Enjoy prepared foods, baked goods, California-grown fruits, nuts, vegetables, honey, and more.

Geffen Playhouse
This historic theater, affiliated with UCLA, offers world-class productions, musicals, and plays. Each season’s roster varies, but expect to find Tony-Award winners, epic sagas, and exciting world premieres.

A Brief History of Westwood Village
Westwood was developed in 1919 on the 3,000-acre ‘Wolfskill Ranch’, owned by Arthur Letts, founder of Southern California’s Broadway and Bullock’s department stores. After Lett’s death, his son-in-law, Harold Janss, vice president of Janss Investment Company, inherited the land and developed it during the 1920s. Today, Westwood, adjacent to UCLA campus, is celebrated for both its commercial and residential neighborhood, many of which are enclaves with a distinct hyper-local flavor.

What’s happening around town.
Stay in the know with what’s going on around Westwood Village. Receive live updates and information regarding events from art exhibits, movie premieres, seasonal outings, and more. Take classes or join events. There is much fun to be had and creative events to explore.
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