Culture in Highland Park

A twenty-two foot fiberglass figure with a boy's body and a chicken's head, made in 1969 for a fried chicken stand on Broadway downtown. When the stand closed the statue sat in storage for twenty-three years until designer Amy Inouye bought it and put it on the roof of her Future Studio on Figueroa in 2007. It is a marked stop on Historic Route 66.

Visible from the sidewalk at any hour. The gallery below keeps limited and irregular hours

A 1927 building that held a pharmacy upstairs and eight bowling lanes below during Prohibition. The 1933 Group restored it and reopened in 2016, uncovering the bow truss ceiling and a 1930s mural. Lanes go as two-hour booked packages and the bar takes walk-ins.

Bar Mon to Thu 5pm to midnight, Fri 5pm to 2am, Sat noon to 2am, Sun noon to midnight. All ages before 8pm, 21 and over after