
The upcoming season includes special tours of the historic Ebell campus. (photo courtesy of the Ebell of Los Angeles)
The Ebell of Los Angeles has announced its 2024-25 season of cultural programming at its historic campus. The season offers a vibrant array of innovative performances, stimulating discussions, enlightening workshops, films and brunches, all continuing to highlight the achievements, challenges and narratives of the women of Los Angeles.
New this season, the Ebell invites the community to explore all corners of its campus with “L.A. Voices: Sundays at the Ebell,” a free monthly series spotlighting artists, scholars, creatives and influencers from Los Angeles on the stage of the iconic Wilshire Ebell Theatre. The events will take place on designated Sundays each month and will feature a different facet of programming, from musical performances to films and seminars. Volunteer docents will lead guided tours of the Ebell historic campus, a designated Los Angeles Cultural Monument featured in hundreds of films and television shows.
“The Ebell’s unique, historical and breathtaking space serves as a central hub in the great city of Los Angeles where art, civics and community all intersect,” Ebell of Los Angeles executive director Stacy Brightman said. “This season, we’re not only celebrating the enduring spirit of the women but also delving deeper to share the rich tapestry of our campus and the remarkable stories of women in Los Angeles. On L.A. Voices Sundays, visitors can explore our enchanting gardens, lounges and even the sunlit third-floor sunroom, guided by our knowledgeable volunteer docents who offer insights into the magic and history of this place. Following these immersive experiences, guests will be treated to performances, talks and exhibitions by some of L.A.’s most esteemed figures, all on the iconic stage of the 1200-seat Wilshire Ebell Theatre, and all free of charge.”
The season kicks off on Sunday, Sept. 15, from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. with “L.A. VOICES: Community Open House” featuring performances by Las Colibrí Mariachi and the Ebell Chorale. The Ebell is located at 743 S. Lucerne Blvd. For information and a complete 2024-25 schedule, visit ebellofla.org/membership /club-events.











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