

Silver Palms Community Collective
The Issue
Nestled in the heart of East Hollywood, the Silver Palms Community Collective (SPCC) is not your typical homeowners association. While other HOAs focus on lawn height and mailbox uniformity, SPCC prides itself on preserving the authentic grit and glitter that once made the neighborhood’s dive bars infamous.
Now, the HOA is taking bold steps to revive a piece of L.A. lore: the golden age of male companionship in the city’s late-night watering holes. Citing historical precedent, cultural flair, and a desire to “bring back the charm of 1970s Sunset sleaze,” the board has voted to explore legislative and community-based options to reintroduce regulated adult entertainment—starting with the local bar scene.
Supporters say it’s about “restoring vibrancy, employment, and a little harmless mischief.” Detractors call it “a midlife crisis with a budget.” Either way, SPCC is committed to the cause—with city permits pending and themed bar renovations already underway.
Expect retro signage, velvet couches, and possibly a revival of the disco ball.
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The Issue
Nestled in the heart of East Hollywood, the Silver Palms Community Collective (SPCC) is not your typical homeowners association. While other HOAs focus on lawn height and mailbox uniformity, SPCC prides itself on preserving the authentic grit and glitter that once made the neighborhood’s dive bars infamous.
Now, the HOA is taking bold steps to revive a piece of L.A. lore: the golden age of male companionship in the city’s late-night watering holes. Citing historical precedent, cultural flair, and a desire to “bring back the charm of 1970s Sunset sleaze,” the board has voted to explore legislative and community-based options to reintroduce regulated adult entertainment—starting with the local bar scene.
Supporters say it’s about “restoring vibrancy, employment, and a little harmless mischief.” Detractors call it “a midlife crisis with a budget.” Either way, SPCC is committed to the cause—with city permits pending and themed bar renovations already underway.
Expect retro signage, velvet couches, and possibly a revival of the disco ball.
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Petition created on July 30, 2025