
About us
Calling all women+ who love art, culture and community! Women of Culture LA is a community for professional women who want to live more art-full, socially connected and culture-filled lives. It is a branch of the original NYC-based community (with over 4K members) designed to connect, empower and inspire women through meaningful engagement with the arts.
Although we started in LA in 2019 and have already hosted four LA-based events to date, we took a break during the pandemic. But we're now back and excited to help you experience the best of LA's rich art & culture scene, all while meeting fellow arts-minded Angelinos.
You can learn more about the original NYC-based group here and see some of the 300+ events we've hosted in NYC & beyond.
Upcoming events
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Women in the Arts: Getty Global talk & Performance at the Getty Center
The Getty Center, 1200 Getty Center Dr., Los Angeles, NY, USJoin Women of Culture the second, invitation-only iteration of Getty Global Talks—a private morning of inspiration, connection, and candid dialogue among a small group of women shaping the arts.
Advance Registration Required here
This intimate session convenes cultural leaders, artists, and innovators to explore how creative practice meets today’s most urgent societal questions—and to celebrate the power of art to spark change, meaning, and connection.
Guided by Getty President and CEO Katherine E. Fleming and Christie’s CEO Bonnie Brennan, the program includes a performance by LA-based dance company Bodytraffic, along with a networking breakfast and hosted lunch designed for thoughtful conversation and genuine connection.
You’ll hear from leading voices including the Guerrilla Girls, Maria Rosario Jackson (former Chair, National Endowment for the Arts), Gillian Wynn (philanthropist and arts advocate), Harmonia Rosales (visual artist and author), and Helen Alonzo Hurtado (Co-Executive Director, Las Fotos Project).
To close, guests are invited to explore three compelling exhibitions at the Getty Center:
- How to Be a Guerrilla Girl
- Beginnings: The Story of Creation in the Middle Ages
- *Photography and the Black Arts Movement: 1955–1985*
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Why you’ll love this
- A rare, invitation-only gathering with a deliberately small guest list
- Thought-provoking conversation with leaders and cultural innovators
- A beautifully hosted morning with breakfast, lunch, and dance performance
- Exclusive time to experience three world-class exhibitions
We’re especially looking forward to Women of Culture members attending together, sharing the experience as a collective and continuing the conversations that extend beyond the room - but please RSVP only if you fully intend to join us.Advance Registration Required here
With just 15 seats, each RSVP is held specifically for the invited guest (no transfers), and we want to be sure every place is used.
For more information, see the announcement about the first event in this special series from 2024 here.***
Full Details
Time: 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Optional breakfast and lunch to be served.
Location:
Getty Center 1200 Getty Center Drive
Tickets: Complimentary for 15 invited women only**. Registration required.** Parking passes also provided.***
More about the speakers :
The Guerrilla Girls are an anonymous group of feminist activist artists who use art and performance to challenge inequality and injustice in the art world and beyond. Through provocative visuals, research, and public interventions, they shine a spotlight on underrepresentation and inspire conversation around equity and creativity.
Maria Rosario Jackson is a cultural strategist and former head of the National Endowment for the Arts. She works at the intersection of arts, culture, and community development, bringing insight into how creative practices can shape and strengthen communities.
Gillian Wynn is a philanthropist and arts advocate dedicated to supporting cultural initiatives that foster creativity, social change, and connection across communities.Harmonia Rosales is a visual artist and author whose work reimagines classical mythology and art history through a lens of African and African-American culture, inviting reflection and dialogue on representation, identity, and beauty.
Helen Alonzo Hurtado is the co-executive director of Las Fotos Project, an organization that empowers youth and communities through photography, storytelling, and creative mentorship.
Together, these artists bring a dynamic mix of vision, creativity, and advocacy to the Getty Global Talks, offering attendees a chance to experience art as a powerful tool for dialogue, connection, and inspiration.Note about tickets/ RSVP's:
- RSVPs on Meetup do NOT count as official registrations for this event, and the RSVP count on Meetup may not reflect the actual number of attendees. To attend, you must purchase a ticket, which guarantees your spot, regardless of whether you RSVP here.
- All paid and confirmed attendees will receive an email from [[[[alex@womenofculture.org](mailto:alex@womenofculture.org)](mailto:alex@womenofculture.org)](mailto:alex@womenofculture.org)](mailto:alex@womenofculture.org) 1–2 days before the event with further details, including a link to a WhatsApp group for important updates. If you do not receive this email (make sure to check your spam as well), it likely means you did not complete registration or payment.
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Member Monday Sisterhood Connection Session: Expansion & empowerment
·OnlineOnlineHey sister, how are you? I mean, how are you, really?
Do you have a desire to feel more grounded, inspired, and connected?
Do you ever tire of surface-level conversations and long for more meaningful, heart-felt connection?Advance Registration Required Here
Then our bi-weekly sisterhood calls are for you. These gatherings offer a space to dig deeper, get vulnerable, and explore your inner and outer world with the support of a circle of like-minded women.
Each session centers on a powerful prompt or question designed to spark reflection and insight. Every woman has the space to share, be heard, and feel held. Come exactly as you are — this is a space to grow, be seen, and build genuine sisterhood.
In honor of Women's History month and International Women's Day, our March session will focus on the themes of sisterhood, expansion and empowerment.
Previous themes from past sessions have included:
• facing fears
• having difficult conversations
• cultivating joy during difficult times
• releasing perfectionism
• boundaries
• intuition
• forgiveness
• permission
• embracing change
• cultivating curiosity
• expansion & abundance
• reflections & resolutionsAdvance Registration Required Here
All sessions are free for Art-full members, with one complimentary trial session available for non-members.
Please select the session(s) you are able to attend to receive automatic reminders.
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More about Women of Culture's Member Monday calls:
Inspired by our Sisterhood of Discovery program, these gatherings offer a space to dig deeper, get vulnerable, and explore your inner and outer world with the support of a circle of like-minded women.
Each session centers on a powerful prompt or question designed to spark reflection and insight. Every woman has the space to share, be heard, and feel held. Come exactly as you are — this is a space to grow, be seen, and build genuine sisterhood.
NEW: Join the Art-full Sisterhood membership!
For those who are primarily interested in/able to participate in our online events via zoom, we now have the Art-full Sisterhood membership tier for $15/month or $144/year.It includes:
• Access to all Member Monday sessions, every other Monday from 7-8pm ET online via zoom
• Access to all Weekend of Culture getaways and any other Art-full member exclusive trips and gatherings in NYC, LA and beyond
• Access to a private what's app group for increased connection and communication among members in between eventsNote about tickets/ RSVP's:
- RSVPs on Meetup do NOT count as official registrations for this event, and the RSVP count on Meetup may not reflect the actual number of attendees. To attend, you must purchase a ticket, which guarantees your spot, regardless of whether you RSVP here.
- All paid and confirmed attendees will receive an email from [[[alex@womenofculture.org](mailto:alex@womenofculture.org)](mailto:alex@womenofculture.org)](mailto:alex@womenofculture.org) 1–2 days before the event with further details, including a link to a WhatsApp group for important updates. If you do not receive this email (make sure to check your spam as well), it likely means you did not complete registration or payment.
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Past events
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