A 1931 stock exchange turned four-floor club
A 1931 stock exchange turned four-floor club
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Four-floor club in the former Los Angeles Stock Exchange on Spring Street: 21+, Friday and Saturday 22:00 to 03:00, techno and EDM, valet parking.
Exchange LA occupies the former Los Angeles Stock Exchange at 618 South Spring Street, a 1931 Moderne building and a Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument. The club opened in 2010 after a renovation of nearly two years and has about 25,000 sq ft over four floors, with a main room on the old trading floor, balconies, seven bars and an LED screen across four storeys. Capacity is 1,000, and the club says it can host up to 1,500 guests for private events.
The club's own FAQ gives opening hours of 22:00 to 03:00 on Fridays and Saturdays, and the calendar adds midweek dates. The programme runs from the Mutate hard techno series, with Massano on 14 November and LUCIID on 28 November 2026, to larger EDM nights such as Dimitri Vegas & KROMI on 30 October and Dillon Francis on 31 October. DJ Mag ranked it 27th in 2024, 36th in 2025 and 48th in 2026, and it closed briefly in 2024 to rebuild its video wall. Not for you if you want a small room.
Weekend nightclub and event space in the former Los Angeles stock exchange building, with bottle-service tables.
Dress code enforced: no sandals or flip-flops (open-toed heels allowed), no shorts outside summer, no tank tops, no sportswear (DJ merch allowed). Backpacks, large totes, large purses and duffle bags above 12 x 12 x 6 inches are refused, as are hydration packs and water containers.
Guest list
Reservations
Bottle-service tables are offered for birthdays, bachelor and bachelorette parties and holidays; details are on the VIP page of exchangela.com.
Dress code
Dress code enforced: sandals and flip-flops not allowed (open-toed heels are fine), no tank tops, and shorts only in summer.
Drinks and food
Happy hour
Drink prices
Price level
Outdoor and smoking
The building opened in 1931 as the Los Angeles Stock Exchange; the exchange moved out in 1986. It became a nightclub in the 1980s and reopened in 2010 as ExchangeLA after a major interior renovation.
Facts checked on
2026-10-25
· Sources:
exchangela.com, laconservancy.org
Price level
Opened
2010
