We watched it all burn down and didn't know anything.

That singer-songwriter, Angel Olson, performing last year at the Atricoma Botanica, a theater

in the heart of a canyon shaded by trees and lit by the stars.

It's a beautiful, beautiful canyon filled with California live oaks, so it makes a very

special place.

It's in between the valley and the sea.

And when you leave the chaos of the city and you turn the corner and come up the winding

road, you come to a place that says, well, dear, the Atricoma Botanica.

Last year, Atlas Obsgira partnered with Angel Olson to put on that concert, and we did

it at the Atricoma Botanica.

Because that theater is everything that Atlas Obsgira loves, and it's this hidden, surprising

place with this hidden, surprising story.

It's not just some theater or a beautiful little hideout.

It's a piece of American history, it's a refuge for persecuted artists and was a home

for those that Hollywood kicked out.

I'm Dylan Thoris, and this is Atlas Obsgira, celebration of the world's strange, incredible,

and wondrous places.

Today we're visiting the Atricoma Botanica in Topanga Canyon, just outside of Los Angeles.

To place where art, nature, and history all meet beneath the wide California sky.

More.

After this.

It's just like being in a piece of heaven, it's so quiet.

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