Something Worth Knowing

A Complexly benefit. Curiosity builds understanding, and understanding builds a better world. Come build a better world with us.
About this Event

Something Worth Knowing is the first-ever in-person event benefiting Complexly and our impactful educational mission. Complexly has been creating free educational content - SciShow, Crash Course, PBS Eons, Bizarre Beasts, and more - for nearly 15 years (and 6.3 billion views!). This year, we transitioned to a 501c3 non-profit, and this is our first in-person benefit show.

At Something Worth Knowing, friends of Complexly, like Mark Rober, Katie Mack, Simone Giertz, and more, will share inspiring talks about what makes them hopeful and join Hank Green on stage for interactive discussions.

Ticket Information

Supporter tickets get access to reserved seating for the evening show - a meaningful contribution to Complexly's mission paired with a world-class audience experience.

VIP Experience access gets everything at the Supporter level, plus an exclusive VIP lunch on the afternoon of the show, Just-for-Fun Bingo with Hank, exclusive merchandise, premium reserved seating, and the option to submit a question to a special live Ask Hank Anything.

• VIP Reception Lunch: 12pm-3pm

Learn More

In our 14 years of creating high-quality, engaging educational media for free on YouTube, we have seen that curiosity builds understanding, and understanding builds a better world. Come build a better world with us on September 16th at Something Worth Knowing.

To learn more about Complexly and our educational mission, visit complexly.org.

Apply to attend this event for free with a Sponsored Scholar Ticket

Tickets are non-refundable. Producer reserves the right to re-assign seats as necessary.

Plan Your Visit

Wilshire Ebell Theatre

4401 W 8th Street, Los Angeles, CA 90005 Corner of 8th Street and Lucerne Blvd. — Get Directions

Parking

The Wilshire Ebell Theatre will have at least one free parking lot available. Please follow signs and parking attendant instructions to find the lots. Parking goes quick, so plan to arrive early. Additional parking can be found in the surrounding neighborhood.

Rideshare drop-off (Uber/Lyft) is at the main lobby entrance at 4401 W 8th Street.

The theatre is easily accessible from the I-10 and I-101 freeways.

Metro Bus Lines 20, 720, and 210 stop at Wilshire/Plymouth, about a one-minute walk from the entrance.

Note: Alcohol is not served inside the theatre. If you'd like a drink before the show, we recommend doing so at dinner beforehand.

Where to Stay

• The LINE Hotel — ~1.4 miles. Design-forward Koreatown hotel with a rooftop bar.
• Kimpton Hotel Wilshire — ~2.4 miles. Recently renovated Mid-Wilshire boutique with a rooftop pool.
• Farmer's Daughter Hotel — ~2.3 miles. Casual Fairfax favorite, close to The Grove.
• Short Stories Hotel — ~2.0 miles. Affordable Mid-Wilshire boutique, well-reviewed.

Where to Eat

• Republique — French-California bistro on La Brea. One of the city's best rooms for a pre-show dinner. Reservations recommended.
• M Grill — Modern Brazilian steakhouse near the Wiltern. Great for groups.
• Descanso — Contemporary Mexican with a plancha dining experience in Mid-Wilshire.
• Sun Nong Dan — Koreatown staple known for short rib stew. Open very late if you want a bite after the show.
• Anju House — Korean-Italian fusion in Koreatown. Lively atmosphere, good for groups.