Ever wonder what architectural treasures lie behind the gates near Runyon Canyon? Find out at the Conservancy’s fall benefit! Explore the stunning Goldwyn House designed in 1916 by Arthur S. Heineman, where film pioneer Samuel Goldwyn lived with his wife, actress Frances Howard.

Imagine the glamour of Old Hollywood as you tour this historic home, sip cocktails by one of Hollywood’s first private pools, and enjoy the site-specific collections of contemporary design gallery The Future Perfect.

This exciting fundraising event will be held on Sunday, October 27. It will begin with a festive cocktail and hors d’oeuvres reception followed by a sponsor dinner honoring longtime L.A. Conservancy supporter Trina Turk, a fashion designer and steadfast advocate for California’s culture, landscape, and architecture. Trina’s generous and longstanding sponsorship of Last Remaining Seats helped propel the beloved program into the most well-known and well-attended Los Angeles Conservancy event.