A Beverly Hills Holiday: Belvedere Brunch + Guided Gallery Tour
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Celebrate the season with Women of Culture LA at one of Beverly Hills' most beautiful holiday destinations!
Join us for a festive brunch at The Belvedere at The Peninsula Beverly Hills, where gorgeous holiday decorations, elegant surroundings, and delicious food create the perfect setting to gather with friends, make new connections, and celebrate another art-full year together.
For those looking to add a little culture to the afternoon, join us for an optional guided visit of Richard Avedon: Hollywood at Gagosian Beverly Hills, featuring over 120 photographs of legendary figures including Marilyn Monroe, Katharine Hepburn, and Charlie Chaplin.
Come enjoy a little holiday glamour, wonderful company, and the joy of celebrating the season together!
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Full Schedule:
12:00 PM | Brunch at The Belvedere
The Peninsula Beverly Hills | 9882 South Santa Monica Boulevard
2:00 PM | Option to join a private guided tour at Gagosian
456 North Camden Drive, Beverly Hills
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Advance Purchase Required here
Tickets: $55 First Release; $65 Full Price
Includes a brunch entrée (up to $40 in value), plus tax and gratuity.
Parking & Transportation
The hotel offers valet parking for $18-$25, or the closest parking garage to Gagosian is at 440 N Camden Drive. The gallery is approximately an 11-minute walk from the Peninsula, so there's no need to re-park.
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More About the Avedon Exhibit at the Gagosian:
*Richard Avedon: Hollywood *is an exhibition of more than 120 photographs spanning Avedon’s career of over half a century and including some of his most iconic portraits alongside rarely seen images. The exhibition represents Hollywood as a profoundly American construct whose glamour and power have made it a global cultural touchstone.
With subjects including actors, directors, writers, producers, composers, and those who inspired its narratives, Avedon’s photographs embody both the allure and the power dynamics of Hollywood. Conveying an extraordinary sense of intimacy and individuality, they picture significant performers from the golden age of Hollywood into the twenty-first century, from Charlie Chaplin, Humphrey Bogart, Katharine Hepburn, and Marilyn Monroe to Nastassja Kinski, Tilda Swinton, Ralph Fiennes, and Philip Seymour Hoffman.