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Live in the Lounge: A Musical Performance of Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night

"If music be the food of love, play on!" Get ready to jazz up your evening at The Ebell with a spectacular blend of live music and Shakespeare. Experience the toe-tapping tunes of live jazz, featuring the melodious compositions of John Allee, perfectly harmonizing with a lively staged reading of Shakespeare's comedic masterpiece, Twelfth Night. Shakespeare's plays sparkled with music and The Ebell gets to celebrate the Bard's 460th birthday with a delightful "concert" reading of the beloved comedy. Twelfth…

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Field Trip: UCLA William Andrews Clark Memorial Library Tour and Picnic

Do you like beauty, unusual museums and LA-unique locations? Join us for this field trip! Our group will meet at the 1926 Beaux Arts building that houses the library in the park-like grounds of the West Adams neighborhood. We’ll see not only the Clark collections of rare books and manuscripts, but the fabulous murals, marble, and mirrors that reflect the beauty of the interior design and delight the eye of the viewer. After the tour, we will have a picnic lunch on the grounds.…

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Get Moving: Gentle Ballet Class Series with Leigh Purtill

Dance for life! Enjoy learning the fundamentals of ballet in a supportive environment designed to encourage movement that stimulates body and mind and sparks creative expression. All are welcome – no experience necessary. Leigh has a passion for nurturing the love of dance in others, and has been teaching all levels of ballet to adults for over 15 years. Her non-profit, the Leigh Purtill Ballet Company, was founded in 2017 with the mission “Ballet for Everyone” and includes a diverse…

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RCA Spring Luncheon 2024

Join us as we celebrate women inspiring women. Reaching for the stars! Join us for a delightful afternoon at the RCA Spring Luncheon, where we will honor this year's grantees and celebrate the wonderful work they do. The Rest Cottage Association (RCA) is dedicated to supporting organizations that provide vital services to our community. Learn more about these organizations that are making a difference in women's lives. Your presence will make this event truly memorable. We look forward to sharing this special…

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Live in the Lounge: In Her Key, Women’s Voices of Broadway

Broadway has brought us unforgettable characters like Elphaba, Christine, Maria, and Angelica, but behind these iconic roles are the visionary women who created them. Join us for a musical performance as we honor the master works of female composers, lyricists, directors, and playwrights of Musical Theatre who have shaped the stories and songs that have touched our hearts. Featuring Thornton’s talented vocal students, curated by Karen Parks, Associate Professor for Musical Theatre, Vocal Arts, and Opera at USC Thornton School of…

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Ebell Cares: Caregiver Support Group

Are you caring for someone who is elderly or with a health condition? Being a caregiver, whether for a parent, spouse, sibling or friend, can be rewarding, but also stressful and lonely. To help make this difficult situation more manageable, we will be offering a forum for Ebell caregivers to share and learn from each other. Our support group will be moderated by professionals, limited in size and for Ebell members only, in order to assure a safe and welcoming…

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Speaker Series Luncheon: Victoria Lautman presents New Aspect of Charles and Ray Eames

Charles and Ray Eames, LA’s legendary husband and wife design team, are renowned for their innovative home, collectible furniture, and ground-breaking films among many other contributions. But few people are aware of their lengthy, transformative journey to India in 1958 at the request of Jawaharlal Nehru, who sought their advice on creating a national institute of design, an institution that continues today. Cultural journalist Victoria Lautman, in her research through the Library of Congress, has discovered thousands of photographs, letters…

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May Confab: Kentucky Derby Day. Wear a fun hat!

Join us for the May Confab, dedicated to celebrating Kentucky Derby Day in style, and don't forget to top it off with a fun hat! What is a Campus Confab, you ask? It’s an Ebell gathering of the minds; just us, a convention of talents, ideas and our own fabulous selves. A get together of personalities perched and snacking with no greater purpose than the camaraderie of friends, old and new. What will come of it? Everything! The Confab Motto:…

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Mother’s Day Brunch

Our very special Mother’s Day tradition continues as we serve a veritable feast for all the families joining us to honor the mothers and mother figures in their lives. The brunch buffet tables will be lavishly spread with waffles, poached salmon, omelets, prime rib, salads and desserts for the choosing and mimosas will be free-flowing. We will fill the air with live music and the fragrance of fresh flowers and have entertainment to keep any young ones enthralled. Dine indoors…

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May Member Orientation

Have we told you lately how thrilled and honored we are that you have joined The Ebell of LA at this exciting time in our history? We can't really say it enough. As a member, you are now a vital part of The Ebell's 130-year-old Los Angeles herstory. And like our sprawling, diverse city, The Ebell has many winding paths, staircases, tucked away corners, hidden stories and astonishing treasures. We invite you to join us and to explore The Ebell campus, learn…

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The Ebell Chorale Spring Concert & Reception

Join The Ebell Chorale, one of the oldest women’s choirs in Los Angeles, for an afternoon of music and reflection at “Two: The Ebell Chorale Spring Concert & Reception." Through a diverse array of choral works, “Two” explores the theme of duality and interconnectedness, featuring Lasso's Echo Song, Purcell's Sound the (Two) Trumpet(s), and Pergolesi's Stabat Mater Dolorosa, alongside with two contrasting renditions of love songs, one originating from Malaysia and another from Afghanistan. These pieces are what lead to the American classic, Simple Gifts, culminating in…

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Tonality Concert: You are not Alone

“You Are Not Alone" – a concert by Tonality that dares to shatter the silence surrounding mental illness and challenge society's labels on those who battle with unseen struggles. Through the mesmerizing compositions of Gesualdo, the soulful melodies of Jessie J, the evocative notes of Dale Trumbore, the soul-stirring sounds of Alexander Lloyd Blake, Natalie Dietterich, and more, we dive headfirst into the realms of poets and artists whose music illuminates the path of mental illness. This concert isn't just…

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Ebell Write Club goes virtual

Whether you are a complete novice or a published author, come join us on our monthly writing journey!  The third Tuesday of the month at 6:30 pm, we meet virtually, glasses of wine in hand, to share our work, and discuss our poems, short stories, or memoir excerpts.  Writing is developed at home between meetings, using prompts for inspiration. Reservations are appreciated, but not required. For more information about joining the Write Club on our writing journey – virtual or…

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Sarah Saturnino Opera Recital

The talented Mexican-American mezzo soprano, a stand-out Young Artist in LA Opera’s Domingo-Colburn-Stein program, will grace The Ebell with a concert in our Lounge. Fresh from roles at Santa Fe Opera and Shreveport Opera, including Carmen and Julia Child in Bon Appétit, you’ll see why Sarah’s remarkable voice and versatility have won her such acclaim. Among her accolades, she was a Grand Finalist in Metropolitan Opera’s Laffont Competition and Second Place Winner of the Pasadena Vocal Competition. Accompanying Sarah, Brazilian…

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Book Chamber

No need to add leggings or long sleeves to a fencing uniform. Fencing! In Maplewood, New Jersey, Ibtihaj’s mom found the perfect sport that provided modest covering required for a young Muslim girl, including wearing hijab (head scarf).  Not foil or epée, but the fastest and more aggressive saber became her weapon.  She crossed the Hudson to the second floor of 20 West 33rd Street where she joined underprivileged kids mastering fencing at the Peter Westbrook Foundation, which helped her…

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Opera Buffs’ Pre Concert Lecture & Recital for The Ballad of Baby Doe

The Opera Buffs is a renowned organization dedicated to promoting opera in Los Angeles. With a passion for showcasing both established and emerging talent, they bring captivating performances to audiences and provide valuable support to the opera community. Join us at The Ebell of Los Angeles for an exclusive evening with The Opera Buffs! In anticipation of their June concert opera with orchestra, The Ballad of Baby Doe, you'll not only enjoy a sneak preview of some of the opera's…

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Writers Bloc with Shefali Luthra

Shefali Luthra is a distinguished health reporter known for her insightful and impactful investigative journalism. With a focus on reproductive health and policy, Luthra's work sheds light on complex issues surrounding abortion access, maternal health, and healthcare disparities. Her writing provides a voice to those facing challenges in accessing care, making her a respected advocate for reproductive freedom and healthcare equity. Author of UNDUE BURDEN: Life and Death Decisions in Post-Roe America, Shefali Luthra will delve deep into her investigation of…

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Live in the Lounge: A Musical Evening with The Von Chaps

Join us for an intimate, eclectic, and delightful cabaret evening of timeless jazz, pop and Broadway tunes performed by the family musical group, The Von Chaps. Karen Benjamin, Alan Chapman, son Jake Chapman, and daughter Molly Chapman have performed worldwide, including most recently on a 19-concert tour throughout China. You may know Alan Chapman as a radio host (Classical KUSC), preconcert speaker (LA Philharmonic, LA Master Chorale), and educator (Colburn Conservatory faculty), but he is also active as a pianist…

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Ebell Cares: Caregiver Support Group

Are you caring for someone who is elderly or with a health condition? Being a caregiver, whether for a parent, spouse, sibling or friend, can be rewarding, but also stressful and lonely. To help make this difficult situation more manageable, we will be offering a forum for Ebell caregivers to share and learn from each other. Our support group will be moderated by professionals, limited in size and for Ebell members only, in order to assure a safe and welcoming…

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June Member Orientation

Have we told you lately how thrilled and honored we are that you have joined The Ebell of LA at this exciting time in our history? We can't really say it enough. As a member, you are now a vital part of The Ebell's 130-year-old Los Angeles herstory. And like our sprawling, diverse city, The Ebell has many winding paths, staircases, tucked away corners, hidden stories and astonishing treasures. We invite you to join us and to explore The Ebell campus, learn…

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