Beyond the traditional roses and chocolates, there are many other ways to celebrate the legacy of the women who helped shape the world we live in, and more specifically, our city. This March, L.A. offers plenty of events and activities to honor Women’s History Month.
1. Be part of the historic Women’s March
Every March 8th, millions of women and allies around the world come together to peacefully protest in the streets for historical demands. This 2025, like every year, DTLA will be the epicenter of this massive event.
đź“…When: Saturday, March 8, 2025
đź“ŤWhere: 532 S. Olive St. Los Angeles, CA 90013
2. Join the Women’s History Month Festival
Every March, Regarding Her’s Women’s History Month Festival brings a month-long celebration of the women shaping L.A.’s food and beverage scene. This dynamic event highlights female-led businesses through exclusive pop-ups, chef collaborations, curated dining experiences, and more. It’s the perfect way to support and savor the incredible talent of women in the industry, one delicious bite at a time!
📆 Wen: March 1-31, 2025
3. Raise your glass to Women in Wine at Marina del Rey Hotel
Celebrate the legacy of women in winemaking at An Evening with Oak Ridge Winery at Marina del Rey Hotel. As Lodi’s oldest continuously operating winery, Oak Ridge has been a family-run operation for generations. Today, it’s led by three women shaping its future. Enjoy an exclusive tasting experience while discovering the rich history, tradition, and innovation behind this pioneering winery. Cheers to women making their mark in the wine industry!
📆 Wen: Thursday, March 20 · 7PM – 9PM
đź“Ť Location: 13534 Bali Way Marina del Rey, CA 90292
4. Marvel with Kusama’s incredible art work
Step into the mesmerizing world of Yayoi Kusama at The Broad, where her iconic Infinity Mirrored Room offers a dazzling, immersive experience. As one of the most influential contemporary artists, Kusama has challenged artistic boundaries for decades. This permanent exhibit is a must-see, blending light, space, and reflection in a way that feels infinite, just like her impact on the art world.
đź“Ť Location: 221 S Grand Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90012
5. Stroll through rose fields at the Virginia Robinson Gardens
Wander through the stunning rose garden at Virginia Robinson Gardens, a historic estate in Beverly Hills. Once home to Virginia Robinson, a philanthropist and influential social figure, this lush retreat showcases vibrant blooms in a serene setting. As one of L.A.’s earliest grand estates, it reflects her passion for beauty, nature, and community.
đź“Ť Location: 1008 Elden Way, Beverly Hills, CA 90210
6. Visit the iconic street art piece The Great Wall of Los Angeles
Created by renowned artist Judy Baca, this massive half-mile-long mural in North Hollywood tells California’s history through the lens of underrepresented communities. Painted between 1974 and 1984 by hundreds of local youth, it stands as a tribute to resilience, diversity, and social justice. Whether you’re an art lover or a history buff, this National Historic Landmark is a must-visit this Women’s History Month.
đź“ŤLocation: 12900 Oxnard St, Valley Glen, CA 91606
7. Dine at the Historic Hotel Figueroa
Enjoy a meal at Hotel Figueroa, a stunning landmark with a rich feminist history. Originally opened in 1926 as a women’s-only hotel by the YWCA, it provided a safe space for female travelers at a time when few options existed. Today, the hotel continues to honor its legacy by supporting women in the arts and hospitality. Savor delicious cuisine at its on-site restaurants while soaking in the history of this iconic space.
đź“ŤLocation: 939 S Figueroa St, Los Angeles, CA 90015
8. Connect and create at the Feminist Center for Creative Work
Celebrate Women’s History Month by immersing yourself in the vibrant community at the Feminist Center for Creative Work. This dynamic hub offers workshops, political education, and a library, all designed to empower and connect women in the arts. With roots tracing back to L.A.’s 1970s women’s movement, the center continues to foster creativity and activism.
đź“ŤLocation: 3053 Rosslyn St, Los Angeles, CA 90065
9. Book your next work out session at Everybody Gym
This radically inclusive workout space in L.A. focuses on providing a safe, welcoming environment for all body types and gender identities. In a city where many gyms can feel exclusive, Everybody Gym breaks down barriers, offering memberships and classes designed to build both physical and mental strength.
đź“ŤLocation: 1845 N San Fernando Rd, Los Angeles, CA 90065
10. Support These Women-Owned Businesses
One of the best ways to recognize and celebrate Women’s History Month is by contributing to the growth of local businesses—especially those founded or run by women! Bars, cafĂ©s, and restaurants across L.A. serve up delicious treats with a side of inspiration.
11. Rediscover the Women Who Changed L.A. Forever
From Marilyn to Sally Ride, actresses, scientists, and singers have redefined culture, shaped the city’s development, and left a lasting mark on history. Get to know them, celebrate them, and share their legacy this month by reading about their contributions using this link.