Beverly Hills Conference & Visitors Bureau

**GRAB YOUR COUPON BOOK AND BROCHURES AND DISCOVER BEVERLY HILLS**
Make a pit stop here BEFORE you go on a Rodeo Drive shopping spree or maybe
grabbing a quick Sprinkles cupcake from its ATM.
PARKING
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2 Hour free garage or street meter.
AMBIANCE
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Pictures of vintage Beverly Hills (my favorite is a mansion for sale for $ 20K).
Shelves of brochures and books.
Spacious and warm.
One-​person staff, but he’s really friendly and enthusiastic.
PRO TIPS
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— Get your BOGO Sprinkles cupcake coupon.
— Ask questions about the history and the photos on the wall.
— There is a 40 min trolley tour that you need to check out for $ 5 per person.
— Check out the Farmer’s Market, Dog-​Friendly trails, and future
events in Beverly Hills.
— Yes, there’s a restroom for public use.
I enjoy living in Beverly Hills and learning the history and events the city has to offer.
And there’s so much to learn and discover.
HIGHLY RECOMMEND for those seeking to learn more about Beverly Hills.

Only one staff on duty. He is very knowledgeable and informative. Brochures and maps about the city. They also have coupon booklet for the local retail stores.
There is a restroom inside the visitor center. There is a «Beverly Hills» sign outside, great photo spot for tourist.

Michael was Very friendly and helpful. Free coupon book with a Sprinkles BOGO coupon inside! Just ask for a map :) Great reading material for a visitor center, not cluttered with brochures. Has books available to view historic sites and photos. The Beverly Hills street sign is right outside by the door ready for pictures! Tourists should definitely stop by!

«If you want 1 year of prosperity, grow grain. If you want 10 years of prosperity, grow trees. If you want 100 years of prosperity, grow people.» Proverb
Yes, grow people. That’s exactly what the Beverly Hills Conference & Visitors Bureau did at yesterday’s Chinese New Year 2014 event. Festivities to celebrate The Year Of The Horse and Beverly Hills’100^th birthday brought entertainment, education and community together on today’s trendy Rodeo Drive, a well-​chosen venue, since years ago it was an actual bridle path.
Acrobats, martial arts, a fashion show by province of ancient traditional dress, ribbon dancing
, the Man of Many Faces and the Lion Dance plus DJ Vinom’s expert spinning wowed the crowd. Everyone received a «Good Fortune» envelope loaded with special offers for dining, shopping, as well as, a commemorative Beverly Hills Centennial/​Year Of The Horse pin.
If you missed the party, there’s always next year. But don’t miss Deborah Butterfield’s bronze sculpture «Storm Castle» at 2 Rodeo on exhibit through the end of February
. Made from harvested wood, this work is apropos as 2014’s Horse is wood, one of the Chinese zodiac’s five elements.
Another awesome event Beverly Hills Conference & Visitors Bureau!