Mystic Manor LA in Venice, Los Angeles

Name: Mystic Manor LA
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Mystic Manor LA is an art-filled Venice mansion where wellness workshops, mini-festivals, music, and private creative events share one unusual home.

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Mystic Manor LA

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About Mystic Manor LA

Mystic Manor LA is a private residence, communal living space, creative studio, and event venue at 1240 Morningside Way in Venice, near the Santa Monica border. Despite occasional confusing search descriptions, this Mystic Manor is in Los Angeles, California, United States—not Venice, Italy and not the Disney attraction in Hong Kong.

The venue’s modern house dates to 2016. Public property records place its interior at approximately 5,964 square feet on a roughly 10,865-square-foot lot, while event and housing descriptions round the usable house to about 7,000 square feet. Some rental listings quote nearly 8,000 square feet when describing the bookable space. The property has multiple levels, a full kitchen, lounges, a dining room, a production studio, a pool, a hot tub, a lawn, side-yard space, and a fire pit.

Mystic Manor began its present identity in July 2019, when founder and resident Brandon Beachum moved in with plans for retreats and a consciousness-centered talk show called Optimystic. Approximately 17 episodes were filmed with live audiences, interviews, visionary artists, retreat participants, and musical performances before the COVID-19 pandemic stopped retreats and live tapings. As restrictions eased, the property evolved into a seven-bedroom co-living community and event space.

Its defining feature is the art. Large psychedelic and chakra-inspired murals, original visionary works, plants, eclectic furniture, and colored lighting make the house feel more like an inhabited gallery than a conventional rental hall. An interior designer involved with the property described the project as a chakra-based spiritual community and retreat center. Outside, one distinctive painted wooden floor incorporates material associated with a Burning Man art installation.

Mystic Manor remains active as of August 2026. Current rental listings, recent bookings, and 2026 guest reviews indicate that it continues to operate under this name, although it does not maintain the predictable public calendar of a theater, nightclub, or concert hall.

Events and Programming

Programming centers on conscious community, wellness, creativity, and participatory experiences. Typical bookings include yoga, meditation, sound baths, ecstatic dance, electronic music, acoustic performances, fire and flow arts, live painting, lectures, ceremonies, corporate wellness programs, birthdays, dinners, photo shoots, and small production work. Rather than sitting through a conventional stage show, guests often move between workshops, music, food vendors, lounges, and the backyard.

In 2021, Mystic Manor hosted a series of yoga, deep-house movement, silent-disco, sound-bath, cacao, and ecstatic-dance experiences. A summer-solstice gathering combined kundalini yoga, pool time, ceremonial cacao, DJs, vegan food, and fire performance. That October, a costume-focused Flow Tribe Halloween event featured house music, magic, drums, fire, and flow artists in an alcohol-free setting. Tickets for the documented 2021 programs generally cost about $30 to $55. ticketfairy.com

From 2022 through 2024, former community manager and producer Karen Fahey organized private rituals, corporate wellness days, album-release gatherings, and large immersive mini-festivals. Her account describes several of those festivals as drawing 250 to 300 people, but that should not be treated as a current legal capacity: published rental limits are lower and vary by configuration.

Verified 2023 programming included an official wellness gathering connected with a Los Angeles Web3 conference, featuring mental-health programming, digital art, virtual-reality experiences, and community partners. A separate pre-festival event presented global beats, conscious electronic music, light-language performance, a sound bath, and an acoustic song circle.

In early 2024, a Giraffes & Friends takeover used the property for workshops, movement and flow performances, healing sessions, live music, vendors, food, a heated pool, a hot tub, and a temporary sweat tent. Tickets progressed from roughly $40 to $60.

The 2025 program continued this pattern. A spring Fool’s Day mini-festival combined meditation, subconscious-reframing workshops, laughter yoga, DJs, acoustic music, live painting, fire performance, vendors, tattoos, food, and late-night dancing. Earthstock used Mystic Manor for a green-investor social, sustainability pitches, and multimedia world music. Halloween brought shadow-work programming, mediumship, ritual, costumes, DJs, bodywork, readings, and live art. The year ended with a New Year’s Eve mini-festival leading into 2026, with intention-setting workshops, DJs, fire artists, vendors, live painting, food, kava, and social spaces.

No verified public announcement for another dated event later in 2026 or beyond was found in the sources reviewed as of August 13, 2026. That does not mean the venue is inactive: private rentals and community gatherings may be invitation-only or announced by individual organizers rather than through a permanent venue calendar.

Tickets and Booking

Mystic Manor does not operate a traditional box office. Public admission is normally sold in advance through the organizer responsible for each gathering. Listings specifically prohibit selling tickets on the property, so guests should not assume that walk-up admission will be available. Popular community events have repeatedly warned that capacity is limited and that earlier editions sold out.

Based on documented events from 2021 through 2025, general admission commonly falls between about $35 and $70. Longer “full immersion” packages with daytime workshops and nighttime entertainment have reached approximately $80 to $90. Prices vary considerably because each producer establishes the schedule, inclusions, refund terms, and age limit.

Private venue rental is a different transaction. Current whole-property listings advertise approximately $395 to $745 per hour, generally with a two-hour minimum, while another listing starts near $444 per hour with a three-hour minimum and separate cleaning charges. Catering, staffing, additional equipment, performers, and large-event fees may cost extra.

Seating and Layout

Mystic Manor has no permanent auditorium seating, numbered rows, formal stage, balcony, or fixed VIP section. The main floor contains two lounge areas, a spiritual library, kitchen-island seating, and a large rustic table seating approximately 16. Furniture is intended for conversation, workshops, and circulation rather than unobstructed concert sightlines.

The separate studio works best for yoga, lectures, sound work, dancing, and focused performances. The backyard offers daybeds, lawn space, poolside areas, the hot tub, and the fire pit. During a multi-part festival, expect different rooms to function as workshop, music, healing, vendor, dining, or quiet areas.

Published capacities conflict because different listings cover different portions and uses of the property. A whole-space event listing advertises up to 150 people, two production and pool listings use an 80-person limit, and a semi-private listing allows only 16. No authoritative public fire-code capacity or room-by-room dimensions have been published. Organizers should obtain written confirmation for their exact setup rather than relying on a marketplace headline.

For music, the most immersive position is usually near the studio or designated dance area. Lounge seating is better for conversation but may have partial views. Outdoor daybeds suit relaxed daytime programming, although the yard must quiet down later at night. Watch for pool edges, furniture, steps, and changing floor levels in dim lighting.

Getting There and Parking

Mystic Manor is at 1240 Morningside Way, Venice, CA 90291, immediately off Walgrove Avenue. It is inland from Venice Beach in a residential neighborhood, not on the Boardwalk or Abbot Kinney Boulevard. Drivers generally approach from Rose Avenue, Venice Boulevard, Lincoln Boulevard, or the I-10 freeway.

Only two on-site parking spaces are consistently advertised, and they may be needed by hosts or production personnel. Guests usually rely on free curb parking along Morningside Way and nearby residential streets. There is no verified public parking lot, valet operation, or dedicated accessible parking space. Read every curb and street-cleaning sign, avoid blocking driveways, and allow at least 30 minutes to park before a busy event.

Rideshare is often the simplest choice, particularly for late-night programs. Arrange drop-off at the property entrance without lingering in or blocking the narrow residential street. For pickup, consider walking to Walgrove Avenue if the front of the house is congested, but follow any instructions issued by event staff.

Big Blue Bus Route 16 serves Walgrove Avenue at Morningside Way, effectively placing a bus stop beside the street entrance. Service hours may not cover the end of late-night festivals, so confirm the same-day timetable and plan a backup ride. Additional bus connections operate around Walgrove and Venice Boulevard, including service along Venice Boulevard. The closest E Line stations require a bus, bicycle, or rideshare connection rather than a short walk.

The area is relatively flat for walking and bicycling, but no dedicated guest bicycle storage has been verified. Use a substantial lock and ask whether bicycles can be secured inside the property. After midnight, rideshare or a designated driver is more dependable than assuming regular bus service will still be operating.

Inside the Venue

Entry feels more like arriving at a hosted home than entering a commercial club. Check-in is normally handled by the host or event producer, and previous public events required guests to display advance registration at the door. Door and closing times vary, so use the schedule supplied for the individual gathering.

The venue provides a full kitchen, restrooms, Wi-Fi, air conditioning, natural light, indoor lounges, outdoor space, and movable social areas. There is no standard in-house restaurant or bar. External catering is allowed, and the kitchen may be available, but food service depends entirely on the booking. Festivals sometimes bring independent food and artisan vendors.

Technical descriptions indicate a studio with basic lighting and a PA or speakers, plus standard 110-volt household power. However, published listings disagree over exactly what equipment is included. The property is not advertised as soundproof and does not list a permanent stage, projector, screen, green screen, house video package, or detailed professional sound-and-lighting rider. Performers should confirm every input, microphone, monitor, power, playback, and lighting requirement in advance.

Outdoor quiet hours begin at 10 p.m. Sunday through Thursday and 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday, after which guests and activity are expected to move inside. Smoking is allowed outdoors only. Renters must use ashtrays, keep smoke from entering the house, clean dishes and trash, and finish cleanup within the reserved booking period.

There is no consistently advertised coat check, ATM, permanent merchandise counter, public charging station, or venue-wide bag-check system. Cellular service should be typical for an urban neighborhood, and Wi-Fi is listed, but availability to every attendee depends on the event.

Nearby Amenities

Rose Avenue and Lincoln Boulevard provide the most convenient concentration of pre-event dining. La Cabaña serves Mexican food and stays open later on Friday and Saturday; Wallflower offers Southeast Asian dishes and cocktails; other casual restaurants, coffee shops, markets, and taco stands cluster along the same corridor. Because Mystic Manor is residential, eat before arriving unless the event specifically advertises food.

For accommodations, Aliza Hotel is on Rose Avenue, while Gjelina Hotel, Air Venice, Venice V Hotel, and Hotel Erwin place visitors closer to the beach. Santa Monica’s Main Street and beachfront districts provide additional options. None is directly next door to Mystic Manor, so plan on a short rideshare rather than assuming a quick post-event walk.

What Makes This Venue Special

Mystic Manor occupies a rare place between a private home, a communal experiment, a gallery, and a neighborhood festival site. Its residents and producers have used music, shared meals, visual art, wellness practice, and workshops to create events in which the audience becomes part of the program.

Its cultural impact is qualitative rather than measured through published economic studies. Events support local DJs, musicians, healers, workshop leaders, chefs, artists, clothing designers, jewelers, and independent vendors. The property has also connected wellness culture with Web3, environmental investment, psychedelic and spiritual discussion, and Los Angeles’ Burner-influenced creative community.

Recent renters consistently emphasize the atmosphere and host interaction. Current booking pages show a five-star average from 17 reviews, while 2025 and 2026 guests praised the unusual artwork, flexibility, communication, and suitability for celebrations ranging from birthdays to a large rehearsal dinner.

Visitor Tips and Information

Arrive early because parking and informal seating are first-come, first-served.
Bring layers; coastal evenings can feel cool even after warm afternoons.
Take a refillable water bottle when permitted, especially for yoga or dance events.
Bring swimwear and a towel only when the organizer confirms that the pool or hot tub will be open.
Never assume alcohol is allowed. Private rentals permit limited consumption, but many public mini-festivals are completely alcohol-free.
Ask before bringing professional cameras, large bags, outside sound systems, candles, flow props, or fire equipment.
Do not arrive before the stated entry time or remain beyond the scheduled close.
Respect residents and neighbors by keeping voices low when entering, leaving, or waiting for rides.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Mystic Manor LA in Venice, California or Venice, Italy?

Mystic Manor LA is in the Venice neighborhood of Los Angeles, California. Its street address is 1240 Morningside Way, Venice, CA 90291. It is several blocks inland near Walgrove Avenue and the Santa Monica border. It should not be confused with locations in Venice, Italy or the Mystic Manor attraction at Hong Kong Disneyland.

Is Mystic Manor LA still open?

Yes. Current 2026 rental listings, housing advertisements, and recent guest reviews indicate that Mystic Manor remains active as a co-living property and rentable event or production space. It does not operate every night like a club, however. Public gatherings are occasional, while private celebrations, workshops, shoots, and community events may not appear on a central public calendar.

What is the official capacity of Mystic Manor?

There is no single publicly confirmed capacity covering every configuration. Whole-property event listings advertise up to 150 guests, other rental formats use an 80-person limit, and the dining or semi-private configuration accommodates 16. Historical festivals reportedly drew larger crowds, but organizers should not use those figures for planning. Confirm the approved capacity for the exact rooms and activities being booked.

Is Mystic Manor an indoor or outdoor venue?

It is both. Indoor areas include lounges, a dining room, kitchen, spiritual library, and production studio. Outdoor spaces include a lawn, side yard, pool, hot tub, daybeds, fire pit, and pool deck. Events can move between these zones, but amplified outdoor activity must stop at the property’s designated evening quiet time.

How much do tickets usually cost?

Documented public events have generally charged approximately $35 to $70 for standard admission. Workshop-inclusive immersion packages have reached around $80 to $90. Pricing is established by each producer and may include food, classes, music, pool access, or vendors. Private venue rental is substantially more expensive and is normally priced by the hour rather than by individual admission.

Can I buy a ticket at the door?

Do not depend on door sales. Venue rules prohibit selling tickets on the property, and several past events reached capacity in advance. Some organizers may maintain a check-in list or release a small number of same-day registrations online, but Mystic Manor has no permanent walk-up box office. Secure admission before traveling and save the confirmation where it can be displayed without cellular service.

What is the nearest public transportation?

Big Blue Bus Route 16 serves Walgrove Avenue at Morningside Way, close to the property entrance. Other buses operate along Venice Boulevard and connect with the wider Westside transit network. There is no Metro Rail station within a short walk. Because evening bus frequencies can fall and some events finish after midnight, arrange a backup ride before attending.

Does Mystic Manor have a parking lot?

No public parking lot or valet operation is advertised. The property normally lists only two on-site vehicle spaces, which may be reserved for hosts, residents, or production staff. Most guests use free residential street parking. Read posted restrictions carefully, avoid driveways and red curbs, remove valuables from view, and allow extra time to walk from a legal space.

Where should rideshare drivers drop off and collect guests?

The simplest drop-off is near the Morningside Way entrance, provided the vehicle can stop legally without blocking residents or traffic. For collection after a crowded event, staff may ask guests to meet drivers on Walgrove Avenue. Confirm the license plate before entering a vehicle and avoid holding loud conversations while waiting in the residential neighborhood.

Is Mystic Manor wheelchair accessible?

Public information is inconsistent. One rental listing labels the property wheelchair accessible, while another states that it lacks an accessible restroom, designated accessible parking, a lift, and verified ground-level access. Because it is a multi-level private house rather than a purpose-built theater, anyone needing step-free entry or restroom accommodations should obtain detailed confirmation from the event organizer before purchasing admission.

How many restrooms are available to event guests?

The house contains multiple residential bathrooms, but that does not mean all are included in an event rental. One pool-oriented listing specifies a single guest restroom, and no universal event restroom plan is published. Larger gatherings may use a different arrangement. Guests with medical, mobility, or privacy requirements should ask which restroom is open and whether stairs or thresholds are involved.

Is alcohol allowed at Mystic Manor?

Private rental rules allow light, responsible alcohol consumption but reject events centered on heavy drinking. Many signature public events—including recent mini-festivals and Halloween gatherings—have been explicitly alcohol-free. The venue does not advertise an in-house bar or liquor service. Follow the individual event policy rather than assuming that a general private-booking rule applies to a ticketed gathering.

Can guests use the pool and hot tub?

The pool and hot tub are genuine features, and selected festivals encourage guests to bring swimwear and towels. Access is not automatic with every booking, however. Production shoots, workshops, dinners, or nighttime events may keep the water closed. If swimming is permitted, use designated changing areas, follow supervision rules, and keep glass containers away from the pool deck.

Does Mystic Manor serve food?

There is no permanent restaurant or standard concession operation. The house has a full kitchen, allows external catering, and frequently accommodates independent food vendors or community meals. What is available depends on the organizer. Guests with allergies or strict dietary needs should eat beforehand unless ingredients and preparation standards have been clearly communicated for that particular event.

Are children allowed?

Age restrictions vary. Some wellness and movement events have been advertised for all ages, while other music gatherings were limited to guests aged 18 or 21 and older. The presence of a pool, hot tub, fire pit, late-night dancing, and adult-oriented workshops also affects suitability. Check the exact age policy before purchasing a child’s admission or arranging transportation.

Is there a dress code?

There is no standing venue-wide dress code. Workshops favor comfortable movement clothing, while themed festivals often encourage costumes, hats, kimonos, expressive fashion, or other creative attire. Wear secure footwear around the pool, fire-performance zones, and dim outdoor areas. Avoid loose accessories during dancing or yoga, and bring a layer for the cooler coastal evening.

What is the camera and photography policy?

No universal attendee photography policy is published. Casual phone photography may be welcomed at social events, but ceremonies, healing sessions, private gatherings, and professional productions can impose stricter limits. Ask permission before photographing other guests, particularly during vulnerable workshop activities. Professional cameras, tripods, lighting stands, drones, and commercial filming should always be approved as part of the booking.

How early should I arrive?

For a ticketed event, arriving 30 to 45 minutes before the first scheduled activity is sensible, especially if driving. This provides time to locate legal street parking, walk to the house, check in, and choose a comfortable area. Do not enter before the organizer’s published door time, because venue rules prohibit renters and guests from arriving before their reserved booking period.

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