Pat Nason

Kulak’s Woodshed makes each show part of a live production: volunteer camera operators and sound engineers record the performance and stream it, giving the small room the feel of a working broadcast studio. Founded by Paul Kulak in 1999, it is a 49-seat listening room in North Hollywood, where the audience is asked to keep quiet during songs. There is no bar or alcohol service; self-serve coffee, tea, soft drinks and light snacks are available, and visitors can bring food. Admission is supported by audience donations rather than a fixed cover, so check the calendar for the particular show’s arrangements and timing. Monday open mics share the schedule with showcases on other days. The venue’s listed address remains in North Hollywood, and current listings describe it as operational.