Join us for Distinguished Voices, The Ebell’s lunchtime speaker series, where Los Angeles’ top thought leaders, changemakers, and visionaries share inspiring stories and fresh perspectives. Enjoy a nourishing meal while engaging with ideas that spark conversation, connection, and community.

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‍Senator Susan Rubio: Monday, September 29, 11:30 AM  ‍
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‍Jessie Kornberg President and CEO of the Skirball: Monday, October 6,  11:30 AM 


‍Executive Director Nellie Scott of the Corita Art Center: Monday, November 10, 11:30 AM
‍Nellie Scott, groundbreaking Executive Director of Corita Art Center, speaks on the artistry of Corita Kent and her own role as the steward of Kent’s legacy. Founded in 1997, Corita Art Center, an affiliate of the Immaculate Heart Community, preserves and promotes Corita Kent’s art, teaching, and passion for social justice. Today, Corita Art Center supports exhibition loans and public programs, oversees image and merchandising rights, and serves as a resource and archive on her life and work.

Denise Nicholas with Christopher Benson: Monday, February 9, 11:30am
Join acclaimed actress, author, and activist Denise Nicholas in conversation with Emmy-winning lawyer, journalist, and author Christopher Benson.

Dr. Ramos CA Surgeon General: Monday, March 9,  11:30am 
‍Diana Ramos is an American obstetrician and gynecologist and a distinguished public health leader dedicated to advancing the health and well-being of all communities.  Appointed to serve as the Surgeon General of California by Governor Gavin Newsom, she will share her insights on the California healthcare workforce and the role of Surgeon General for our Women's History Month Distinguished Voices luncheon.

RCA Luncheon: Monday, April 13, 11:30am
‍Rest Cottage Association (RCA), founded in 1918 as a charitable arm of The Ebell of Los Angeles and today a grant-making organization supporting women and children across L.A. County, hosts an annual luncheon to honor its current grant recipients and celebrate their impactful work for women in need throughout the region.

Step into the heartbeat of Los Angeles with LA Voices, a FREE showcase of the city’s brightest performers. Experience live performances from soaring vocals to electrifying dance and unforgettable music; celebrating the talent, energy, and creativity that make LA unlike anywhere else.

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‍LA Jewish Symphony: Sunday, October 12, 4:00pm – 5:30pm  
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‍Chorale Concert and Tea in Lounge: Sunday, December 14, 3:00pm concert & 4:00pm tea
Step into history with The Ebell Chorale’s 110th anniversary holiday concert. A unique musical program brings to life selections sung by the Chorale over the past century, interwoven with festive sing-alongs; this concert is the perfect kick-off to the holiday season.

Inner City Youth Orchestra: Sunday, February 15, 4:30pm
Honoring Black History Month and the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, ICYO-LA adopts the theme “I, Too, Sing America,” an homage to Langston Hughes’ iconic poem published exactly one century ago. This centennial reflection celebrates the enduring promise of America and the artistic contributions of all its people.

We Can Do It: March 22 | Check back for times
The Ebell is proud to bring back We Can Do It!, a free family performance celebrating the women who shaped Los Angeles. The musical—written by librettist Velina Hasu Houston with music by composer Brooke DeRosa—brings to life the stories of three “Rosie the Riveters” and invites audiences of all ages to explore how World War II transformed gender roles and empowered women across the city.

Verse Style Dance: Friday, April 12, 4:30pm– 6:00pm
A mix of Whacking, Popping, and Afro-Latin styles, this exhilarating and high-energy performance showcases the diversity and beautiful complexity of the Los Angeles dance scene.

Voices of Asia: Sunday, May 31 , 4:30pm– 6:00pm
A captivating showcase of vocal and instrumental music, blending traditional melodies from China, India, Japan, the Philippines, Korea, and beyond, Voices of Asia also highlights contemporary works by renowned L.A.-based composers. The program is presented by Vibra Voce, an ensemble dedicated to empowering emerging artists and fostering cultural connections through performance.

Screening of Rebel Hearts (date TBD)
Don’t miss this powerful documentary, directed by Pedro Kos and produced by Kira Carstensen, Shawnee Isaac-Smith, and Judy Korin, which follows the Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary—visionaries including artist Corita Kent and educator Anita Caspary—as they fight against all odds for equality in the Catholic Church in Los Angeles.